No, because a king can only move one square at a time, the king can not take the other king because to move within one square of the other king places your king in check. Since the rules do not allow you to place yourself in check, this move is not legal.
A king cannot capture another king. Kings cannot be captured at all. If they are under attack where the next move would capture them, they are in check and the check must be dealt with by moving the king, capturing the attacker, or imposing a piece in the line of attack.
It is against the rules of chess for a king to take a king. A king can not even be within one square next to the opposing king. Technically, no piece can capture the king. The idea of chess is to trap the opposing king so it can't make a move. That is called checkmate.
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MrAustinFtw (7):
Actually, if you trap the opposing king so it can't make a move, it's in stalemate (Draw). If you trap it so it can't make a move out of check, it's checkmate. add a comment
It is not possible. The very movement rules prevent it, since a king can only move one square at a time and can never commit "suicide". So it can never get close enough to take - or be taken by - another king.
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