Caissa Award

Summary

Caissa Award is a sports award^[1].

Key Facts

• Caissa Award's field of work was women in chess^[2].
• Caissa Award won the Nadezhda Kosintseva^[3].
• Caissa Award won the Hou Yifan^[4].
• Caissa Award won the Judit Polgár^[5].
• Caissa Award won the Mariya Muzychuk^[6].
• Caissa Award won the Anna Muzychuk^[7].
• Caissa Award won the Nana Dzagnidze^[8].
• Caissa Award's image is recorded as Вручение Анне Музычук женского шахматного Оскара «Каисса» (cropped).jpg^[9].
• Caissa Award's instance of is recorded as sports award^[10].
• Caïssa is named after Caissa Award^[11].
• Caissa Award's manufacturer is recorded as Lobortas Classic Jewelry House^[12].
• Caissa Award's Commons category is recorded as Caissa Award^[13].
• Caissa Award's sport is recorded as chess^[14].
• Caissa Award's conferred by is recorded as FIDE^[15].
• Caissa Award's different from is recorded as Caissa Award^[16].

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Career and Affiliations

Caissa Award's field of work was women in chess^[2].

Recognition

Wins include Nadezhda Kosintseva^[3], a chess player^[17], b. 1985^[18], of Russia^[19]; Hou Yifan^[4], a chess player^[20], b. 1994^[21], of People's Republic of China^[22], awarded the BBC 100 Women^[23]; Judit Polgár^[5], a chess player^[24], b. 1976^[25], of Hungary^[26], awarded the Chess Oscar^[27], specialised in chess^[28]; Mariya Muzychuk^[6], a chess player^[29], b. 1992^[30], of Ukraine^[31], awarded the Order of Merit (Ukraine), 3rd class^[32]; Anna Muzychuk^[7], a chess player^[33], b. 1990^[34], of Ukraine^[35], awarded the Order of Princess Olga, 3rd class^[36]; and Nana Dzagnidze^[8], a chess player^[37], b. 1987^[38], of Georgia^[39].

FAQs

What awards did Caissa Award receive?

Honors received include Nadezhda Kosintseva^[3], Hou Yifan^[4], Judit Polgár^[5], and Mariya Muzychuk^[6].