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'''Interposing piece''' or '''blocking piece''' (合い駒 or 合駒 ''aigoma'') a piece that is put (dropped or moved) between attacking piece and the piece that is being attacked, e.g. to block a check on the king. |
'''Interposing piece''' or '''blocking piece''' (合い駒 or 合駒 ''aigoma'') a piece that is put (dropped or moved) between attacking piece and the piece that is being attacked, e.g. to block a check on the king. A piece can only interpose line moves, thus moves by the lance, rook, bishop, dragon king and dragon horse can be interposed. |
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Latest revision as of 13:54, 16 February 2024
Interposing piece or blocking piece (合い駒 or 合駒 aigoma) a piece that is put (dropped or moved) between attacking piece and the piece that is being attacked, e.g. to block a check on the king. A piece can only interpose line moves, thus moves by the lance, rook, bishop, dragon king and dragon horse can be interposed.