Most perfect 12x12 in 14x14 magic square

 

See for detailed explanation, webpage pan 4x4 in 6x6

 

Take a most perfect 12x12 magic square and add 26 to all numbers to get the 12x12 inlay and construct the 14x14 border.

 

The final result is: 

 

 

Most perfect 12x12 in 14x14 magic square

24

2

4

10

16

19

190

189

188

185

177

176

174

25

194

27

169

37

159

34

165

33

166

29

167

35

161

3

192

158

40

148

50

151

44

152

43

156

42

150

48

5

184

147

49

157

39

154

45

153

46

149

47

155

41

13

182

38

160

28

170

31

164

32

163

36

162

30

168

15

180

111

85

121

75

118

81

117

82

113

83

119

77

17

175

110

88

100

98

103

92

104

91

108

90

102

96

22

26

99

97

109

87

106

93

105

94

101

95

107

89

171

18

122

76

112

86

115

80

116

79

120

78

114

84

179

14

51

145

61

135

58

141

57

142

53

143

59

137

183

11

134

64

124

74

127

68

128

67

132

66

126

72

186

6

123

73

133

63

130

69

129

70

125

71

131

65

191

1

62

136

52

146

55

140

56

139

60

138

54

144

196

172

195

193

187

181

178

7

8

9

12

20

21

23

173

 

 

Use this method to construct inlaid magic squares of even order. See 6x68x810x1012x1214x1416x1618x1820x2022x2224x2426x2628x2830x30 & 32x32

 

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