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1000 year old puzzle by Al-Adli
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03-11-2014 6:01pm#1I came across this while reading The Immortal Game: A History of Chess by David Shenk which I highly recommend if you want to read about chess without having to bang your head on table over a Nimzowitsch tome. This one took me a full twenty minutes to solve. Even though some of the rules were different a millennium ago, the rook, king, pawn, and knight moved in the same way so any ancient puzzles using only those pieces are still relevant today.
Black to move and win
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