The Women's Chess Championship is a prestigious tournament that showcases the best female chess players from around the world. It is organized by the World Chess Federation (FIDE) and typically occurs every two years. The championship features a series of matches where players compete for the title of Women's World Chess Champion. The tournament has a rich history, with the first official championship held in 1927. Over the years, many talented players, such as Judith Polgar and Hou Yifan, have made significant contributions to women's chess. The championship not only highlights individual skill but also promotes the growth of women's participation in the game.