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D474.9. Eyes of stone lion become bloody. China: Eberhard 1965: 67;D475. Transformation: object to treasure. Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);D475.1.1.1.*D475.1.1.1.1.*D475.1.6.2.*D475.1.6.3.*D475.6.Transformation: ashes to gold. Laos: FTK 6: 7.d. (Kammu);Transformation: ashes of killed magic goose to silver. Laos:FTK 6: 7.d. (Kammu);Transformation: ginger to gold. Laos: FTK 6: 7.c. (Kammu);Transformation: ivory nut palm to gold. Laos: FTK 6: 7.c. (Kammu);Transformation: beeswax to bronze. Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);D477.1. Transformation: water becomes wine. China: Eberhard 1965: 58;D513. Transformation by violation of looking tabu. China: Bäcker 1988: 6(Manchu), 9 (Manchu);D531. Transformation by putting on skin. Laos: FTK 1: 9. (Kammu),AFSLM 112: 9. (Kammu);D537. Transformation by changing clothes. Laos: FTK 3: 7.a. (Kammu);D562. Transformation by bathing. China: Bäcker 1988: Cf. 11 (Manchu);*D565.11.D575.1.*D599.1.*D599.2.Transformation by tickling. Laos: FTK 3: 13.B.i. (Kammu);Transformation by throwing ashes. Laos: FTK 4: 2.a. (Kammu);Transformation by death in childbirth. Laos: FTK 3: 13.B.r.(Kammu);Transformation of starving children to monkeys when climbing a tree.Laos: FTK 3: 13.C.a. (Kammu);*D599.3. Transformation when putting away rat-trap fence. Laos: FTK 3:13.C.b. (Kammu);D610. Repeated transformation. Laos: FTK 6: 7.f. (Kammu), 7.i.(Kammu);D620. Periodic transformation. Laos: FTK 1: 9. (Kammu), AFSLM 112: 9.(Kammu), FTK 4: 7.c. (Kammu);*D621.7.Man issues from tortoise-shell when working in the field. Laos:FTK 1: 9. (Kammu), AFSLM 112: 9. (Kammu);46
D630.1.D641.1.D641.1.1.Power of self-transformation received from wood spirit. China:Bäcker 1988: 6 (Manchu);Lover as bird visits mistress. Laos: FTK 4: 7.c. (Kammu);Girl as bird visits lover. China: Bäcker 1988: 19 (Daghur);D642. Transformation to escape difficult situation. China: Bäcker 1988: 14(Manchu), 17 (Manchu), 25 (Daghur);D661. Transformation as punishment. Laos: FTK 6: 13.C.a. (Kammu);*D665.4.Transformation of rival to get rid of her. China: Motif Handbook(Kammu);D670. Magic flight. China: Bäcker 1988: 6 (Manchu), 9 (Manchu);D672. Obstacle flight. China: Eberhard 1965: 23; Japan: Hammitzsch1973: 73;D682. Partial transformation. China: Bäcker 1988: 11 (Manchu);D688. Transformed mother suckles child. China: Motif Handbook(Kammu); Laos: FTK 2: Cf. 2. (Kammu); FTK 6: 7.i.(Kammu);D721. Disenchantment by removing skin (or covering). China: Eberhard1965: 22; Laos: FTK 5: 7.c. (Kammu);D721.2. Disenchantment by hiding skin (covering). China: Bäcker 1988:11 (Manchu); Laos: FTK 1: 15. (Kammu), AFSLM 112:15.(Kammu);D721.3. Disenchantment by destroying skin (covering). Laos: FTK 1: 9.(Kammu), AFSLM 112: 9. (Kammu), FTK 2: 12. (Kammu);FTK 6: 7.h. (Kammu);D766.2.Disenchantment by application of blood. China: Motif Handbook(Kammu);D810. Magic object a gift. Laos: FTK 6: 7.d. (Kammu);D811. Magic object received from God (a god). China: Bäcker 1988: 5(Manchu); Laos: FTK 6: 7.h. (Kammu);*D811.3.D812.7.Magic object bought from a god. Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);Magic object received from dragon king. China: Eberhard1965: 64, 65;47
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Page 5 and 6: A493.1.Goddess of fire. China: Bäc
Page 7 and 8: A721.3.Stolen sun restored to sky.
Page 9 and 10: A955.2. Island created by shooting
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Page 33 and 34: B481.2.B481.4.Helpful termite. Laos
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FTK 3: 11.c. (Kammu);J1849. Inappro
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J2198. Bewailing a calamity that ha
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*J2461.11.Man orders servants: "Do
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K111.1. Alleged gold-dropping anima
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K366.2.*K366.2.1.*K371.2.Thieving b
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(Daghur);K730.1.*K730.6.Animal trap
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K1026. Dupe imitates trickster's th
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sex. Brides try to kill him the sam
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*K1823.7.Man disguised as monkey (a
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FTK 4: 3.b. (Kammu), 3.c. (Kammu);*
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L50. Victorious youngest daughter.
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*M227.Bargain: looser in fight will
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N340. Hasty killing or condemnation
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N731. Unexpected meeting of father
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12.B.a. (Kammu);*P193.3.*P193.4.Old
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Q1.1.Gods (saints) in disguise rewa
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Q276. Stinginess punished. Laos: FT
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(Kammu);*Q552.20.1.1.Q556.0.2.Magic
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(Kammu), FTK 6: 7.a. (Kammu);R133.
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S73.1.Fratricide. China: Bäcker 19
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S322.1. Father casts daughter forth
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7.d. (Kammu);T50.1.2.Girl carefully
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*T132.3.Bridal bath. Laos: FTK 4: 7
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Bäcker 1988: 23 (Daghur);*T461.8.F
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*T554.2.1.T554.4.T554.5.T555.1.T555
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V411.5.Treasure given away by saint
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