Women's Chess refers to the competitive game of chess played by women, which has gained significant recognition and popularity over the years. Various tournaments and championships are specifically organized for female players, including the Women's World Chess Championship and the Women's Grand Prix. These events aim to promote women's participation in chess and highlight their achievements in the sport. The Fédération Internationale des Échecs (FIDE) governs women's chess, establishing titles such as Woman Grandmaster (WGM) and Woman International Master (WIM). Many female players, like Judith Polgar, have made remarkable contributions to the game, breaking barriers and inspiring future generations of women in chess.