how many women have won the world chess title?

Answer 1

I don't think they waat to play!
Unofficial World Champions

* Pedro Damião, ~1520, Portugal
* Ruy López de Segura, ~1560, Spain
* Paolo Boi and Leonardo da Cutri, ~1575, Italy
* Alessandro Salvio, ~1600, Italy
* Gioacchino Greco, ~1620, Italy
* Legall de Kermeur, ~1730–1747, France
* Francois-André Philidor, ~1747–1795, France
* Alexandre Deschapelles, ~1800–1820, France
* Louis de la Bourdonnais, ~1820–1840, France
* Howard Staunton, 1843–1851, England
* Adolf Anderssen, 1851–1858, Germany
* Paul Morphy, 1858–1859, United States
* Adolf Anderssen, 1860–1866, Germany
* Wilhelm Steinitz, 1866–1886, Bohemia/Austria

Undisputed World Champions

* Wilhelm Steinitz, 1886–1894, Austria/USA
* Emanuel Lasker, 1894–1921, Germany
* José Raúl Capablanca, 1921–1927, Cuba
* Alexander Alekhine, 1927–1935, Russia/France
* Max Euwe, 1935-1937, Netherlands
* Alexander Alekhine, 1937–1946, France
* Mikhail Botvinnik, 1948–1957, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Vasily Smyslov, 1957–1958, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Mikhail Botvinnik, 1958–1960, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Mikhail Tal, 1960–1961, Soviet Union (Latvia)
* Mikhail Botvinnik, 1961–1963, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Tigran Petrosian, 1963–1969, Soviet Union (Armenia)
* Boris Spassky, 1969–1972, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Robert J. Fischer, 1972–1975, United States
* Anatoly Karpov, 1975–1985, Soviet Union (Russia)
* Garry Kasparov, 1985–1993, Soviet Union (Russia)

FIDE World Champions since 1993

* Anatoly Karpov, 1993–1999, Russia
* Alexander Khalifman, 1999–2000, Russia
* Viswanathan Anand, 2000–2002, India
* Ruslan Ponomariov, 2002–2004, Ukraine
* Rustam Kasimdzhanov, 2004–2005, Uzbekistan
* Veselin Topalov, 2005–present, Bulgaria

Answer 2

None Officially and few female GM's but dont think that there aren't some excellent female chess players out there.
Sorry this does not prove the superiority of male logic over female intuition. Many a hard fought game has fallen to the intuitively better/creative move.

Answer 3

They have there own world championships because they can't compete with the standard of the men. There was one that did compete with men and did quite well, but never really had any chance to speak of of winning the world title.

Answer 4

None, what did you think?

Answer 5

none