The most difficult 2-mover problem I've ever seen!

1.Rc7 Bc5 2.Rxc5#

Re1!!

2...Kxe4.

wait Rc5 isn't mate :P

Page 3 now.

Here again is the Position. Goodluck.

                           White mates in 2

Rook d4, and Queen h2 after king C6? Does that work?

Nb4 Bxb4 Qxd2#

Issues of chess, orthodox "with chess in 2, 3, 4, ....... n moves required

1 Key (first movement) ONLY! The solution of 2.3 is considered defective .....! Allowed more solution to the problems, matt aid "and the,, Orthodox" more than 4x but only if the author indicates that, the existence of multiple solutions and must specify each!

2 LEGAL POSITION (resulting from a game even imaginary) times your problem not follow this rule! White has over 16 pieces on the board! while black pawns position may result after a few more shots, so I calculated I 4 20 existing pieces 4 catches 24! translate pls Roumain using LANGUAGE! Thanks mystery ASORSKI [I hope that was a problem, orthodox "no heterodox or 'happy'?]

Bxd2.

Geticus, this is indeed an illegal position but it's fun to solve!

No. It will not work. Please check your notation.Then try again.

Oh...missed king f7...

And I meant after king e6 since that would be the only legal move after rook d4

I give up, lol. Maybe if I could move around the pieces. xD

Asorki, are you sure it's correct? A lot of mistakes today 

1.Qxd3# Just kidding I'm giving up for today. Hopefully someone have solved it when I come back tomorrow.

this is what i got..

stupid

I worked on this for 2 hours and 15 minutes

Please stop solving or you will go mad. This is just for fun. I will post the complete solution later before I sleep. It's already 3:05 AM here in the Philippines!

You should be more specific, but it's not correct, there's a bishop on a3.

Yah. The position is perfect.

I said this is the most difficult 2-mover problem I've ever seen. The post says it's true!