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KING'S INDIAN ATTACK
A rarer White initial path system that can be
used against any defence except the Dutch
(1..P-KB4). It began to show up in the repertoire of chess masters
in the 1950s, mainly due to Black's success with the
King's Indian Defence, and combines an "Indian"
KB fianchetto with
P-Q3, P-K4 and a QBP unmoved until middlegame,
and often arises by 5.P-Q3 following
the Barcza System (qv.), but can also
particularly arise from the French,
Caro-Kann and
Sicilian Defences.
1.Kt-KB3, 2.P-KKt3, 3.B-Kt2, 4.0-0,
5.P-Q3, 6.QKt-Q2, 7.P-K4
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