Judit Polgar is considered the strongest female chess player in history. She was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1976 and showed early talent, winning her first tournament at age 9. She earned the title of International Master at age 11 and Grandmaster at age 15, making her the youngest person ever to achieve that title. Polgar has consistently been ranked among the top 100 chess players in the world, both male and female. She has demonstrated that with dedication and hard work, women can compete equally with men in chess and other fields traditionally dominated by men.

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3.  World’s best woman chess player.
 Born on 23 July , 1976.
 Budapest , Hungary is her birth place.
 She has two older sisters, Susan and Sofia

4.  Considered as strongest female chess player
in the history.
 Judit Polgar is a phenomenon. She is not just
the best woman chess player of all time; she
is the best by a mile.

5.  How many boxes does the chess board have?
 50
 64
 56

6.  Her rise start at the age of 9 , when she won
the unrated section of the NewYork open,
winning 7 games and drawing once.

7.  At age 11 she earned an International Master
title - younger than Fischer or Kasparov.
 At age 13 she was theWorld Under 14
Champion for boys and FIDE's highest rated
woman.
 She earned the (men’s) International Master
(IM) chess title at the age of 12 .

8.  In December 1991, Polgar qualified as a
Grandmaster, winning the Hungarian
NationalChampionship, at the time the
youngest ever at 15 years, 5 months to have
achieved the title.

10.  In 1998 she became the first woman in
history to win the U.S. Open.
 She reached the quarter-finals in the 1999
FIDEWorld Chess Championship out of an
original field of over 100 players from all over
the world.

11.  She also won back to back tournaments in
Bali, Indonesia and Malmo, Sweden in April-
May, 2000.
 Her win in Bali was again first a field that
included former and presentWorld Chess
Champions and was, according to the
commentators, the strongest performance
yet by a woman.

12.  Judit Polgár has rarely played in women's
specific tournaments or divisions and has
never competed for theWomen'sWorld
Championship.

13.  Judit Polgar says : “I always say that women
should have the self-confidence that they are
as good as male players, but only if they are
willing to work and take it seriously as much
as male players."

14.  Answer:
 A chess board have 64 boxes.

15.  She has won or shared first in the chess
tournaments of
 Hastings 1993
 Madrid 1994
 Leon 1996
 US Open 1998
 Hoogeveen 1999, Siegman 1999
 Japfa 2000, and the Najdorf Memorial 2000.

16.  Judit Polgar is the only woman in world’s top
100 people.

17.  She is enlisted in 30 smartest people of the
world.
 She has an impressive IQ level that is 170+

18.  In only 24 years, Judit has accomplished a
lifetime of achievements, opening the field
for the next generation of women players.

19.  From Polgar’s life we learn that “women can
compete in every field even if it is specified
for men by men. ”