0 past simple and past participle of castle
1 in chess, to make a special move that puts your king in a more protected place at the side of the board
That number would eventually be compounded, promoted, castled, or compressed.
Only 48 will be castled.
He constructed large domestic ranges against the inside of the walls and remodelled the gatehouse, adding his castled elephant symbol.
Barons would allow a player to create a new city or conquer an existing castled city.
Most often the checkmated king has castled queenside, and is mated on c8 or c1.
A castle allows one to attack other cities and conquer other castled cities, but in turn opens up your city to be conquered.
For example, in chess a player may not castle if the king or the rook to be castled with has moved during the course of the game.
White has not castled or moved the king or rook yet.
