Release this position. Last move?

Originally posted by Stalker56
[fen]6n1/3p1P1b/5pnr/5KpQ/3P3Q/2PpNk1B/1Pp1RP1P/b1rB2R1][/fen]
Release this position. Last move?

Originally posted by coquette
Ne3

Lol. This post is kinda already over with.. Because white is checking blacks king already.

The poster is asking you to say the last moveplayed.

So what's the answer? I looked at it for a bit, but I got stuck working out how all three promotions can have happened with so few captures, as well as getting the other pawns into position.

Something is fishy in this position. If a1 really is in the lower left corner, then how in h*ell did the black bishop enter the a1-square? This is not a valid position, viewed from this angle.

Let's flip the position, and then we go from there.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Something is fishy in this position. If a1 really is in the lower left corner, then how in h*ell did the black bishop enter the a1-square? This is not a valid position, viewed from this angle.

Let's flip the position, and then we go from there.

Originally posted by forkedknight
It must have been a promotion for it to be legal.

Originally posted by coquette
Ne3

Originally posted by Ponderable
This is of course the only valid answer.

Originally posted by SwissGambit
Wait a minute ... Ne3 is not the only valid answer. There is also the possibility of Rg1+ [discovered check].

Originally posted by tomtom232
How did the rook get to g4? The king could not have gotten where it is with the rook on g4.

I don't think Ne3 is even a valid answer i think Nxe3 is the only valid answer but it is up to somebody with a more clever mind than mine to decide what was captured.

Originally posted by SwissGambit
Getting the King to where it is is pretty difficult whether you put an N or R on g4.