BDS
3rd HM., Phénix, 1995
R#2
LEOs g6; d7
PAOs d3; b8
VAOs b3, d6; g8
1.VAa4 (2.PAa3 PAb3#) 1...VAb3 2.LEg8 LEg7# 1...PAb3 2.VAb8 LEc7# 1...Bb7 2.PAb3 PAxb3#
In the threat and the first two (thematic) variations, a white chinese piece, on a line to the white king, moves backwards along that line, forcing a black chinese piece to move onto a square between it and the white king, giving mate. In each case the white piece has hidden itself on the only square from which it can't stop the mate. In these thematic variations the black error is simply square vacation for the white piece. The key-piece simply steps aside, but must go to a4 to prevent 1...Ra3!
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