"The method x in the type y is not applicable for the arguments z" error

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Hi There;
I have a problem that drives me mad. I am abstracting a chess.

Here is the piece:

public abstract class Tas {
    
    public int Anahtar;
    
    public Renk Rengi;   
 
    public int Degeri;
    
    public Tas()
    {
    	this.Anahtar = Integer.MIN_VALUE;
        this.Rengi = Renk.TANIMSIZ;
        this.Degeri = Integer.MIN_VALUE;

    }
}

Here is the chess play rules:

public class SatrancYapayZeka 
{
	//other details omitted for brevity

	public boolean korunuyorMuRakipTaslarTarafindan(Tas hamleYapanTas,Lokasyon olasiLokasyon ,Tas[][] satranctahtasi)
    {
		//other details omitted for brevity

    }
	
}

Here is the bishop class that derived from pieces:

public class Fil extends Tas 
{

   @Override
    public ArrayList<Lokasyon> GetirKoruduguKareleri(Lokasyon lokasyonaGore,Tas[][] tahta)
    {
	
		SatrancYapayZeka zeka = new SatrancYapayZeka();
	
		//all possible moves in the down positive diagonal
		for (int yenix = xMevcut + 1, yeniy = yMevcut + 1; yenix < 8 && yeniy < 8; yenix++, yeniy++) {
		        
                        //error point 1
			if(!zeka.korunuyorMuRakipTaslarTarafindan(this,komsuLokasyon ,tahta))
			{			    		
				lokasyonListe.add(komsuLokasyon);				               
			}
		
		}
    }
	
}

I am getting

The method korunuyorMuRakipTaslarTarafindan(Tas, Lokasyon, Tas[][]) in the type SatrancYapayZeka is not applicable for the arguments (Renk, Lokasyon, Tas[][])

at the error point 1, I demand "this" however, it presumes for "Renk" enum that defined inside Piece. What I am missing?

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

I have looked at the stackoverflow but the solutions described there is not suitable for me.