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1 - 2# avec chinese pieces
Smulders, K.1976
white Pc2d2f3g2 Sb2 WLd5d7f5h8h6 Kb1 WVa7d3
black BVa1 BLc1 MAe4 Ke1 Pb4e2g4 PAe6
#2(13+8)
🨻e6: Pao 🨶a7, d3, 🨼a1: Vao🨓e4: Mao🨴d5, d7, f5, h8, h6, 🨺c1: Leo
pieces moving normally except for capturing where a sautoir is required.
A special case is the Chinese Knight which is a creeping Knight.
A rook step, then a bishop step for the Mao.
A bishop step then a rook step for the Moa.
Each square of the creeping movement must be free
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1.Se2-c1 2.Bd1-f3 {
Ici } 3.Rd8-d1 ? {would check white King and Kd2 would be illegal}
3.Bf3-a8 4.Rd8-d1 {}
5.Rd1-e1 6.Ba8-f3 {}
7.Bf3-d1 {back} 8.Kc3-d2
{(Is not in check by the White King because of the occupation of e1, nor by the Queen because of d1 occupied,
nor by the Bishop because of c1 occupied.)}
9.Rb2-b1 + Sc7-a8 {Quadruple pinning stalemate. And c3 is controlled by Pb5, e2 & d3 by Bc2. QBe3 prevents ...Ke3.}
4 - 2# annan
Gockel, H.2012
white Bf3b8 Ka8 Qc8 Pf5d2c2 Se1a4 Rd1a3
black Ph3g5c3d5b7b6 Sh1g8 Bh4 Ke3 Rd7
#2 annan(11+11)
Annan a unit acquires the march of the friendly unit located "under" it (to the south).
♙d2 playing momentarily as a Rook, the square f2 is forbidden to the ♚, which is not in check.
The square d4 is controlled by this same ♙, but also by ♘a4, also playing momentarily like a Rook.
1 ♘a4-g4+? ♟h3xg4! (the pawn plays like a ♝)
{ Thematic try : }
1.Qc8*c3 ? {("becoming" a pawn and threatening} 2.Qc3-c4 # {).}
1...d5-d4
2.Qc3*d4 # {(Queen has played as a pawn, then became a Queen again, protected by the "Rook" d2 !)}
1...Sh1-f2
2.Rd1-c1 # {(d2 pawn has become a pawn again, protected by the c2 pawn which has become a Rook)}
1...h3-f1=Q {or} 1...h3-f1=B {(pawn has played as a Bishop)}
2.Sa4-g4 #
{But }
1...Rd7-d6 ! 2.Qc3-c4 + d5-d3 ! {}
1.Qc8-c4 ! {(threatens} 2.Qc4-d4 # {)}
1...d5-d4
2.Qc4-e6 # {}
1...d5*c4
2.Sa4*c4 #
1...Rd7-d6
2.Qc4-e4 # {(} 2.Qc4-d4 + ? d5*d4 {)}
1...Bh4*e1
2.Qc4-e2 # {(without the Queen becoming a Knight !).
All variations (except one) are characteristic of Annan.}
5 - PG 6 Make & Take
Make&Take the pieces move normally, but a capture takes place in 2 steps:.
- A preliminary movement with the march of the piece to be taken.
- The capture with the normal movement of the capturing piece
"Bonavoglia, M.2019
white Qf1 Pf2e4d2c2b3a2 Sg1b1 Ra1h2 Ke1
black Bf8 Kd8 Qc1 Ph7f7a7b5e7d7 Sg8c8 Rh8a8
white Bc1f1 Ke1 Qd1 Pa2b2c2d2e2f2g2h2 Sb1g1 Ra1h1
black Bc8f8 Ke8 Qd8 Pa7b7c7d7e7f7g7h7 Sb8g8 Ra8h8
{ }
1.b2-b3 b7-b5 2.g2*c8=R {(via b7 as a Bishop movement)}
c7-c6 3.h2*d8=S {(via c7 as a Queen movement)}
Ke8*d8 {(via c7 as a preliminary movement of Knight.
Note that any other figure than the Rook in c8 would give check to Rd8 via b7 or c7)}
4.Rh1-h2 c6*f1=B {(via g2 comme un mouvement préalable de Fou)}
5.e2-e4 Sb8*c8 {(via b6 as a Rook)}
6.Qd1*f1 {(via e2)} g7*c1=Q
{(via b2 as a Bishop)AUW bicolore & Schnoebelen.}
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