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h#2,5 Parrain Circe with Royal Tritons and neutral pieces
Eric HUBER2015
black Royal bte3
white Royal wtf2
neutral Bd8 Pe2
h#2,5 Parrain Circe(1+1+2)2 solutions
🨵f2, 🨻e3: Royal Tritons
{}
1...rWTf2-h2 2.rBTe3*e2-e1 rWTh2-h8[+nPe8=nNT] 3.nBd8-f6 + rWTh8-h1 #
{the neutral Triton e8 forbids the royal Triton e1 all squares from e2 to e7 ;
and the nB forbids it a1.}
1...rWTf2*e2-d2 2.rBTe3-b3[+nPb2] rWTd2*b2-a2 3.rBTb3-b8[+nPb7] rWTa2-a8 #
{!. nP controls c8 and nB prevents 3... Trxb7-b6. Mate in two opposite corners.}
h#2 with Pao and Mao
Stephen EMMERSONThe Problemist Supplement, 2007
white Pe5f2 Kg5 Bd6 MAd2 PAe3
black Kd5 Be8
h#2(6+2)b) ♙f2-->c6🨵e3: Pao🨍d2: Mao
{}
a) {}
1.Be8-d7 PAe3-d3 2.Kd5-e4 PAd3*d7 # {}
b) wPf2-->c6 {}
1.Be8-f7 MAd2-e4 2.Kd5-e6 MAe4-c3 #
{Reciprocal batteries. }
#2 Take&Make
Alberto ARMENI2015
white Pc3f4g4 Sa3d3 Bb4h7 Kd7
black Pb7 Kd5 Bh6 Sf7a1 Rf1
#2 Take&Make(8+6)
{}
1.Bb4-e7 ! threat:
2.Sd3-b4 # {}
1...Sa1-c2
2.Sa3*c2-e3 # {}
1...Rf1-b1
2.Sa3*b1-b6 # {}
1...Rf1*f4-f5
2.Bh7*f5-f3 # {}
1...Bh6*f4-f5 +
2.g4*f5-e4 # {}
1...Sf7-d6
2.Be7*d6-f7 # {}
1...Sf7-e5 +
2.f4*e5-c4 #{Six typical variations.}
h#2 reciprocal Einstein
Aleksandar POPOVSKI2011
white Kb6 Bf8 Sb5
black Qc3 Kd5 Rg7
h#2 reciprocal Einstein(3+3)2 solutions
{1st solutionnormal mat}
1.Qc3-c5=R Kb6-a5 2.Kd5-c6 Ka5-a6 3.Rc5*b5=Q # {reciprocal mat :}
3.Rg7-d7=B Bf8-e7=S # {2ème solution normal helpmate}
1.Kd5-c4 Bf8-c5=S 2.Kc4-b4 Kb6-c6 3.Qc3*c5 #{reciprocal mat :}
3.Kb4-a5 Sb5*c3=B #
h#2 Madrasi
S.K.BALASUBRAMANIAN &K.SEETHARAMANThe Problemeist, 2012
white Pb4 Sd6e4 Rd7 Kg3 Bf3
black Qc4 Rb7 Kd5 Bd1 Pb6e5f5
h#2 Madrasi(6+7)2 solutions
{
} 1.Qc4-e2 Se4-c5 + 2.Kd5*d6 Bf3*b7 # { } 1.Qc4-c7 Sd6-c4 + 2.Kd5*e4 Rd7*d1 #
} 1.Qc4-e2 Se4-c5 + 2.Kd5*d6 Bf3*b7 # { } 1.Qc4-c7 Sd6-c4 + 2.Kd5*e4 Rd7*d1 #
serial s=7 Circe Madrasi
Gàbor TAR2011
white Bg4h6 Kg6 Qb2 Ph4 Sb4h5 Ra6h2
black Qf6 Sd3g7 Rf2c6 Bf3g5 Ke7
ser-s=7 Circe Madrasi(9+8)
{}
1.h4*g5[+bBf8] 2.Bh6*g7[+bSb8] {}
3.Sh5*f6[+bQd8] 4.Qb2*f2[+bRh8] {}
5.Qf2*f3[+bBc8] 6.Qf3*d3[+bSg8] {}
7.Sb4*c6[+bRa8] Ke7-e8
{Pat !!!The white figures are deparalysed, then re-paralysed after the black figures have been returned home.}
hs#4 Andernach Circe turncoats
E.ZIMMER2014
white Pe2 Ke1
black Ph3g3c7 Ka8 Sd4
hs#4 Andernach(2+5)Circe turncoats
{In turncoats, the reborn unit "betrays": it changes colour.}
1.Ke1-f1 Sd4*e2=w {} 2.Se2-d4 Pc7-c6 {}
3.Sd4*c6=b[+wPc7] Sc6-a7 {} 4.c7-c8=Q + Sa7*c8=w[+bQd1] #
h#2 Sentinels with Lion and neutral Nightrider
Peter HARRIS2009
neutral Ng3
black Ka1
white LIa8
h#2 Sentinels(1+1+1)2 solutions🨴a8: Lion🨮g3: Neutral Nightrider
{}
1.nNg3-h5[+bPg3] nNh5-b2[+wPh5] {} 2.nNb2-c4[+bPb2] nNc4-a3[+wPc4] # {}
1.nNg3-e4[+bPg3] LIa8-g2 {} 2.nNe4-c3[+bPe4] LIg2-g7[+wPg2] #{Echo orthogonal-diagonal.}
s#6 with Equihoppers
bernd ellinghovenH.P.REHM & K.WIDLERT2012
white Bb8c4 Kb1 WEd1 Pg3h3d3 Se8f7 Ra6g8
black Pb4b3b2h2 Kf5 Ba1 BEh1
s#6(11+7)🩈d1, 🩉h1: Equihoppers
{}
1.WEd1-b7 ! zugzwang.
1...BEh1*h3
2.Se8-d6 +
2...Kf5-f6
3.Sd6-c8 +
3...Kf6-f5
4.Bb8-d6 +
4...Kf5-f6
5.Bd6-e5 +
5...Kf6-f5
6.Ra6-d6 +
6...BEh3*b7 # { thanks to sautoir e5}
1...BEh1-h5
2.Sf7-d6 +
2...Kf5-e5
3.Sd6-b5 +
3...Ke5-f5
4.Ra6-d6 +
4...Kf5-e5
5.Rd6-e6 +
5...Ke5-f5
6.Bb8-d6 +
6...BEh5*b7 # {thanks to the e6 sautoir }
h#3 Sentinels
Gerard SMITS2013
white Pg5 Kd8 Sg1
black Pd7 Kf4 Re2
h#3 Sentinels(3+3)b) adversary pawns Sentinels
{}
a) {}
1.Re2-e5[+bPe2] Sg1-f3 {} 2.Re5*g5[+bPe5] Kd8-e7 {} 3.Kf4-f5[+bPf4] Sf3-h4[+wPf3] # {}
b) {}
1.Re2-g2[+wPe2] e2-e3 + {} 2.Kf4-f5[+wPf4] Sg1-e2 {} 3.Rg2-g4[+wPg2] Se2-g3[+bPe2] #
serial #6 Couscous Circe with neutral pawns
Norbert GEISSLER2011
neutral Pc7d6e6e4
black Kd1
white Kh8
ser-#6 Couscous Circe(1+1+4)2 solutionsc7, d6, e6, e4: neutral pawns
{}
1.Kh8-g7 2.nPc7-c8=nR {}
3.nRc8-e8 4.nRe8*e6[+nPh1=nB] {
} 5.nBh1*e4[+nPf1=nB] 6.nRe6*d6[+nPa1=nR] # { } 1.nPe6-e7 2.nPe7-e8=nS {} 3.nPc7-c8=nQ 4.nQc8-d7 {
} 5.nSe8*d6[+nPg1=nS] 6.nSd6*e4[+nPb1=nQ] # {Double AUW.}
} 5.nBh1*e4[+nPf1=nB] 6.nRe6*d6[+nPa1=nR] # { } 1.nPe6-e7 2.nPe7-e8=nS {} 3.nPc7-c8=nQ 4.nQc8-d7 {
} 5.nSe8*d6[+nPg1=nS] 6.nSd6*e4[+nPb1=nQ] # {Double AUW.}
#2 Madrasi with all the menagerie
James QUAH2015
white Bb4 FLg6 Kg2 WLf8 Pd5 WTb7c6 WRa5
black Ka1 BLc5 Pc7g5a3a2 Sh2 BTg8 BRc8
#2 Madrasi(8+9)
a5, c8: Rose-Lion🨴f8, 🨺c5: Lion🨵b7, c6, 🨻g8: Rook-Lion🨶g6: Bishop-Lion
{tries}
1.WTc6-c2 ? threat:
2.Bb4-c3 #
but
1...BLc5-c1 ! {}
1...BLc5-f5 ? { intercepting the Lion-Bishop g6, but also the Lion-Rose c8: e7-f5-e3-c2-a3} 2.LIf8*a3 # {}
1...BLc5-e5 ? 2.WRa5-e1 # { c6-e5-f3-e1 }
1.WLf8-b8 ? threat:
2.Bb4-c3 #
but
1...BLc5-e5 ! { }
1.Bb4-c3 + ?
but
1...Ka1-b1 ! { real play}
1.WRa5-e1 ! threat:
2.WTc6-c2 # { }
1...BLc5-f5
2.Bb4-c3 # {because now b1 is controlled by the g6 bishop-lion.Note that if Rg8 were not "lioness",
the g6 bishop-lion would not be pinned and BLc2 would mate.}
1...BLc5-e5
2.WLf8*a3 # {b1 & b2 are controlled by the rook-lion b7Lacny ABCD-BCDA counting key, threat and variations. 1...Nf3 2 Lf1#.}
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