Motif-Index of Southeast Asian Folk- Literature - Person2.sol.lu.se

D812.12. Magic object received from dwarf. Japan: Hammitzsch 1973: 35;D821. Magic object received from old woman. China: Bäcker1988: 8 (Manchu);D822. Magic object received from old man. China: Bäcker 1988:10 (Manchu);D830. Magic object acquired by trickery. Japan: Hammitzsch 1973: 5;D830. Magic object acquired by trickery. China: Bäcker 1988: 14(Manchu);D831. Magic object acquired by trick exchange. China: Eberhard 1965: 78;D838. Magic object acquired by stealing. China: Bäcker 1988: 29 (Nanay);D842.1.Magic object found on mother's grave. Laos: FTK 3: 7.b. (Kammu);D851. Magic object acquired by exchange. Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);*D851.2.*D854.Magic Heavenly sword received in return for (magic) gong. Laos:FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);Magic gong made by beeswax. Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);D855. Magic object acquired as reward. China: Bäcker 1988: 10 (Manchu);D861. Magic object stolen. Laos: FTK 4: 2.a. (Kammu);D861.7.D861.8.Magic object carried off by bird. Laos: FTK 4: 2.a. (Kammu);Magic object stolen by relatives Laos: FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);D862. Magic object taken away by force. Laos: FTK 3: 7.a. (Kammu);*D862.1.Owner of magic object killed (wounded), object taken away. Laos:FTK 3: 7.a. (Kammu);D867. Magic roots. China: Bäcker 1988: 15 (Manchu);D876. Magic treasure animal killed. Laos: FTK 1: 4. (Kammu), AFSLM112: 4. (Kammu); FTK 6: 7.d. (Kammu);D877. Magic object loses power by overuse. China: Eberhard 1965: 65;Laos: Cf. FTK 6: 2.a. (Kammu);*D877.3.Magic objects lose power by getting in touch with women'sunderwear. Laos: FTK 4: 2.a. (Kammu);48