BUMP to point out the edit, sorry...
Famous Puzzles #1

The first in a possible series of famous puzzles. In this composition, it is white to play and checkmate in two moves. Good luck! (If you're going to post the solution, be sure to do it in WHITE text, so that people don't accidentally read it. Thanks.)
EDIT: After solving, try posting what you think is so special about the puzzle! As in, why is it famous?

Theresalion, why have you posted my first post in quote form?
EDIT: Do you even have the first move?
I'd assume he's talking about Kh1 (highlight it). I'm having the same problem, I don't see what to do after Bg5.

Well SirDavid, the reason for that is that your move is incorrect.
Grakovsky, this is a mate in 2 puzzle. Sorry.
OK. It was so tempting with #1 for all the other moves I looked at, I assumed I was missing something. This really is tough...
The first in a possible series of famous puzzles. In this composition, by T. Taverner, it is white to play and checkmate in two moves. Good luck! (If you're going to post the solution, be sure to do it in WHITE text, so that people don't accidentally read it. Thanks.)
EDIT: After solving, try posting what you think is so special about the puzzle! As in, why is it famous?