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Original Fairy problems |
No.1409 
Definition: (click to show/hide)
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No.1409 Pierre Tritten |
Solutions: (click to show/hide) |
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White Kh5 Rf7 Rc2 Bh4
Black Ka3 Rf3 Be7 Pc5 Pa4 Pd3
h#2 2 solutions (4+6) |
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Recent Comments
Aug 08, 18:03 on No.1397 (PR)
{ 1397.3 is cooked using PG demolition mode in 5 days. 1.BPa4 BPb5 2.BPec4 BPbd5 3.BPbd4... }
Aug 05, 16:05 on 17th TT by Phénix (C 1.04.2020)
{ The French announcement says that the choice is made by the capturing side, so it... }
Aug 05, 3:47 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ There is certainly a big difference, especially in case of convincing 'natural' dual avoidance. In... }
Aug 04, 23:35 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ There is no big difference between "by the twinning" and "by the play" in cases... }
Aug 04, 2:29 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ Dual is avoided by the twinning (“why not interchange the solutions of a) and b)?”).... }
Aug 04, 0:31 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ The miniature is just an illustration of the condition. That's just the scheme from where... }
Aug 03, 23:07 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ I agree here, too: beside the mating Messigny interchange, 1427 has the points "where to... }
Aug 03, 22:57 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ … and the mates in No.1427 wouldn't be mates! }
Aug 03, 22:55 on No.1427 (CJF)
{ I agree - it is *not* legal to immediately reverse a Messigny interchange (otherwise, White... }
Aug 03, 22:44 on 17th TT by Phénix (C 1.04.2020)
{ Are the definitions really correct? "The choice of the eliminated piece is made by the... }- Older »
Congratulations Pierre
for this incursion in a new field.
I see that you are faithfull to your couple Rook/Bishop and your favourite Zilahi theme.
I like !
definition not clear for me.
From which square the rook/bishop move to b3/b4?
BRf7 can move like B to b3
BBh4 can move like R to b4
From b4 BR moves like S
From b3 BB moves like S