K. Deceptions
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K. Deceptions
K0–99 Contests won by deception
1:
Contest won by magic
3:
Substitute in contest
3.4:
Wise man [ clerical trickster] disguised as monk beats learned heretic [clerics] in debate
17:
Jumping contest won by deception
18:
Throwing contest won by deception
70:
Contest in strength won by deception
90:
Other contests won by deception
K100–299 Deceptive bargains
100:
Deceptive bargain
115:
Pseudo-magic healing objects sold
171:
Deceptive division of profits
185.1:
Deceptive land purchase- ox-hide measure
191:
Peace between sheep and wolves
193:
Treacherous impostors
199:
Other deceptive bargains
231:
Debtor refuses to pay his debt
231.1.1:
Mutual agreement to sacrifice family members in famine. Trickster refuses to carry out his part of the bargain
231.2:
Reward for accomplishment of task deceptively withheld
231.6.2.1:
Trickster returns a bottle of water instead of the bottle of rum he has just purchased
233:
Trickster escapes without paying
236:
Literal payment of debt (not real)
238:
Deceptive respite in payment obtained
239:
Refusal to tell about the Rhine treasure
242:
Creditor falsely reported insane when he demands money
249:
Deceptions in payment of debt–miscellaneous
250:
Other deceptive bargains
K300–499 Thefts and cheats
300:
Thefts and cheats–general
301:
Master thief
304:
Nations of thieves
310:
Means of entering house or treasury
311:
Thief in disguise
318:
Watchdog enticed away
324:
Theft by use of coat [ring] of invisibility
330:
Means of hoodwinking the guardian or owner
331:
Goods stolen while owner sleeps
331.2:
Owner put to sleep and goods stolen
331.3:
Worthless object (animal) substituted for valuable while owner sleeps
332:
Theft by making owner drunk
334.1:
The raven with cheese in his mouth
341:
Owner’s interest distracted while goods are stolen
341.15:
One thief distracts attention of owner while other steals
343.1:
Owner sent on errand and goods stolen
343.1.1:
Bread dropped in mud, messenger returns for more. A youth poses as a rich man’s servant and gets as sack of bread from a baker. The baker boy is top go along and collect. The rascal drops two loaves in the mud and send the boy back for fresh ones. Meantime he runs off with the rest of the bread
343.2:
Thief advises that slaughtered meat [bacon] be hung up over night. Meantime he steals it
343.2.1:
The stingy parson and the slaughtered pig. The stingy parson does not want to give any one part of his pig, which he has just slaughtered. The sexton advises him to hang the pig up in the garden over night so as to make everyone think that it has been stolen. The sexton steals it himself
347:
Cozening. Trickster’s claim of relationship causes owner to relax vigilance
359:
Means of hoodwinking guardian or owner–miscellaneous
359.1:
Theft by means of magic invisibility
364:
Partner misappropriates common goods
385:
Host robs guest [Guest robs host]
401.1.1:
Trail of stolen goods [shining of stolen helmet] made to lead to dupe
402:
The lamb [stag] without a heart
419:
Thief escapes detection–miscellaneous
442:
False claim of reward
443.2:
Clever wife gets money from those who attempt to seduce her
444:
Dream bread: the most wonderful dream
449:
(Bm) Bribe
475:
Cheating through equivocation
491.2:
Horse [donkey] to be taught to speak
491.3:
(Tu) Trickster performs task: teaching a donkey to read, He puts food for the ass between the leaves of the book and says that the donkey is yet able to turn the leaves
499:
Additional cheats
K500–699 Escape by deception
500:
Escape from death or danger by deception
512:
Compassionate executioner
512.2:
Compassionate executioner: substituted heart [liver]
514:
Disguise as girl to avoid execution [danger]
515:
Escape by hiding.
521.1.1:
Men sewed in animal’s hide carried off by birds
521.4.1.1:
Girl [woman] escapes in male disguise
521.4.3:
Escape in humble disguise
522:
Escape by shamming death
522.0.1:
Death feigned to escape unwelcome marriage
523:
Escape by shamming illness
523.1:
Escape by shamming madness
525:
Escape by use of substituted object
528:
Substitute in ordeal
531:
Escape from battle [danger] by magic invisibility.
550.1:
Escape by equivocal oath.
551.1:
Respite from death granted until prayer is finished
551.1.2:
Respite from death until mass is said
551.22:
Definite respite from death granted
561.1:
Animal captor persuaded to talk and release victim from his mouth
579.3.1:
Escape from pursuers by pretending to be one of them
604:
The three teachings of the bird
620:
Escape by deceiving the guard.
625:
Escape by giving narcotic to guards
625.2:
Escape by making the watchman drunk
629:
Escape by deceiving the guard–miscellaneous
640:
Escape by help of confederate
646:
Fugitive’s confederate misdirects pursuer
650:
Other means of escape
651:
Wolf descends into well in one bucket and rescues fox in the other
661:
Escape from suspicion of crime
675:
Sleeping potion given to man who is to pass the night with a girl.(Sometimes magic pillow or magic sleeping card.)
K700–799 Capture by deception
700:
Capture by deception
710:
Victim enticed into voluntary captivity or helplessness
714.2.1:
Victim tricked into jumping in a box [well] by making him think he is going to heaven
717:
Deception into bottle (vessel)
721:
Cock persuaded to crow with closed eyes
730:
Victim trapped
735:
Capture in pitfall
735:
Capture in pitfall
735.5:
Dupe tricked into well: left there
736:
Snapping door
737.1:
Dupe lured into hole and entrance closed.
750:
Capture by decoy
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 172,
Lanc1 396,
Lanc1 460,
Lanc1 462,
Lanc1 517,
Lanc1 640,
Lanc2 3,
Lanc2 471,
Lanc2 473
(<1250) |
| RoA:
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GrAlx 4489
(1397),
RvEAlx 16635
(1235/1254),
UvEAlx 22585
(1278/83) |
751:
Capture by feigning death
754:
Capture by hiding in artificial animal
754.1:
Trojan wooden horse
755.2:
(Bm) Capture of city by using city’s own banner to enter it
757:
Capture by feigning illness
770:
Other deceptive captures
775.1:
Capture by taking aboard ship to inspect wares
776:
Capture by intoxication (or narcotic)
778:
Capture through the wiles of a woman
782:
Capture by lying in wait in enemy’s haunt
784:
(Bm) Capture by ambush
789:
(Bm) Chess game to lure man into captivity
K800–999 Fatal deception
800:
Killing or maiming by deception
810.1:
(Bm) Ambush
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 36,
Lanc1 373,
Lanc1 396,
Lanc1 462,
Lanc1 517,
Lanc1 545,
Lanc1 627,
Lanc2 207,
Lanc2 351,
Lanc2 527
(<1250),
PlGar 916
(<1270) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 1383
(1354) |
| HE:
|
DietF 6297
(ca. 1275) |
| RoA:
|
UvEAlx 14243,
UvEAlx 22897
(1278/83) |
811:
Victim lured into house and killed
811.1:
Enemies invited to banquet and killed
812:
Victim burned in his own house or hiding place
815:
Victim lured by kind words approaches trickster and is killed
815.1:
Fox persuades cock [bird] to come down and talk to him
815.1.1:
Fox tries to persuade cock [bird] to come down and talk to him
815.4:
Cat invites hens to a feast and kills them [Raven invites birds to a feast and kills them]
818:
Victim persuaded to disarm.
818.4:
Deception by hiding weapons
824:
Sham doctor kills his patients
833:
Man lured into aiding trickster who has feigned an accident or needs help
834:
Victim killed while asleep in killer’s house
839:
Fatal deception into trickster’s power–miscellaneous
839.3:
Victim enticed into drinking { by over-salting his food}
871:
Fatal intoxication
871.1:
Army intoxicated and overcome
871.2:
Slaughter of drunken enemies in banquet hall [army-camp]
873:
Fatal deception by giving narcotic
910:
Murder by strategy
913:
Disguised hero attacks enemy at feast
914:
Murder from ambush
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 411,
Lanc3 162
(<1250) |
| MR:
|
JvWW 19008
(1314) |
| RoA:
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BaAlx 2732
(1150/60),
HMvNT 81
(1390/92),
HvFLvT 13429,
HvFLvT 18126
(after 1190),
KvWTK 40581,
KvWTK 43674,
KvWTK 43833
(1281/87),
RvEAlx 20343
(1235/1254),
StrAlx 3690
(1170),
TrojEl 108,
TrojEl 109
(1375) |
917:
Treacherous murder during hunt
925:
Victim pushed into fire
926:
Victim pushed into water
929:
Murder by strategy–misc.
929.1:
Murder by (leaving) poisoned wine
929.7:
Men deceived into killing each other [Liar destroys friendship to kill former friends]
940:
Deception into killing own family
945:
Woman tricked into giving poison to her husband: thinks it a love-philtre
950:
Various kinds of treacherous murder
953.2:
Murder by wrapping snake around man
955:
Murder by burning
958:
Murder by drowning
958.1:
(Bm) Treacherous attempt to murder by drowning.
959:
Other kinds of treacherous murder
959.2:
Murder in one’s sleep
959.2.2:
Heroes dislike to kill sleeping people
959.4:
Murder from behind
960:
Other fatal deceits
961:
Flesh of certain animal alleged to be only cure for disease
961.1.1:
Tit for tat
961.2:
Flesh (vital organs) of certain person alleged to be only cure for disease
975:
Secret of strength [vulnerability] treacherously discovered
986:
Murder induced by bribery (lands, riches, wives)
K1000–1199 Deception into self-injury
1020:
Deception into disastrous attempt to procure food
1021:
The tail fisher
1022.1:
Wolf overeats [gets drunk] in the cellar (smokehouse)
1044.1:
Dupe induced to drink urine
1080:
Persons duped [into injury] into injuring each other
1084.2:
Liar brings enmity between friends
1087.1:
Message falsified [brings] (to bring) about death of lovers
1111:
Dupe puts hand (paws, [head]) into cleft of tree (wedge,vise)
1111.1:
Ogre’s (dwarf’s) [giant’s, hero’s] beard caught fast
1121:
Wolf (lion) approaches too near to horse: kicked in face
K1200–1299 Deception into humiliating position
1210:
Humiliated or baffled lovers
1213:
Terrorizing the paramour
1213.1.1:
Adulteress frightens paramour with cries of “Rape”- Then she removes her husband’s suspicion by feigning a fit. Later the paramour tricks her to his room and shows her naked except her face to her husband
1215:
Aristotle and Phyllis: philosopher as riding horse for woman. The philosopher warns the king against uxoriousness, In revenge the queen beguiles the philosopher into letting her ride him on all fours. The king comes and sees
1218:
Importunate lovers led astray
1218.9.1:
Importunate lover is given a rendezvous. Obscene tricks played on him
1227:
Lover put off by deceptive respite
1233:
(Rotunda) Lover humiliated by his impotence
1240:
Deception into humiliating position–miscellaneous
1253:
Treacherous barber
1265:
Man falsely reported insane. No one will believe him
1271:
Amorous intrigue observed and exposed
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 3250,
EvOTr 3449,
EvOTr 3770,
EvOTr 3861
(1175/80),
GvSTr 13515,
GvSTr 14239,
GvSTr 14348,
GvSTr 16407,
GvSTr 18119
(>1210),
UvTTr 2689
(<1234),
WCRPa 109
(1331-1336) |
| MN:
|
HKRE 420,
HKVB 627
(ca. 1400) |
| OR:
|
TrFlor 13
(1170) |
1271.1:
Threat to tell of amorous intrigue used as blackmail
1275:
Boasting husband points out a girl and says–“ I was intimate with her but she told her mother,” Wife: “What a fool. I never told my mother”
K1300–1399 Seduction or deceptive marriage
1300:
Seduction
1310:
Seduction by disguise or substitution
1315.1:
Seduction by posing as a god
1315.6.1:
Trickster persuades women that they must share their marital intimacies with them
1315.7.1:
Seduction by pretending to instruct (or to need instruction) in marital duties
1315.7.2:
Seduction under pretence of teaching a game
1317.7:
Woman mistakes passer-by for lover. Substitution in the dark
1321:
Seduction by man disguising as woman
1321.1:
Man disguised as woman admitted to woman’s quarters
1326.1:
Seduction by asking for sham cure for sham illness
1330:
Girl tricked into man’s room (or power)
1332:
Seduction [abduction] by taking aboard ship to inspect wares
1335:
Seduction (or wooing) by stealing clothes of bathing girl
1339:
Girl [woman] tricked into man’s room (power)
1340:
Entering into girl’s [man’s] room by trick
1342.0.1:
Man carried into woman’s room hidden in a basket
1343:
Man drawn up into female apartment on rope
1343.1:
Man drawn up [down] into female apartments in basket
1344:
Tunnel entrance to guarded maiden’s chamber
1345:
Tale of the cradle. Two youths pass the night with a family where all sleep in a common room, with a cradle at the foot of one of the beds. The moving of the cradle in the night confuses those walking about so that the strangers sleep with the wife and the daughter
1346:
Hero flies to maiden’s room
1347:
Man is ushered into maiden’s room by { maid-} servant
1349:
Other means of entering into girl’s room
1349.1.2:
Disguise as madman to enter girl’s room
1349.5:
Access for seduction gained by removing locks
1350:
Woman persuaded (or wooed) by trick
1359.5:
Access for seduction gained by removing locks [wax-imprints of keys]
1362:
Innocent girl sells her “love” and later receives it back
1363:
Seduction of a person ignorant of sexual intercourse
1363.1:
Putting the devil in hell
1371:
Bride-stealing
1372.1:
Princess tricked into engaging herself to suitor rejected by her father
1380:
Seductions–miscellaneous
1384:
Female overpowered when caught in tree cleft (hole in hedge)
1397:
Woman seduced through threat
K1500–1599 Deceptions connected with adultery
1500:
Deceptions connected with adultery
1501:
Cuckold
1510:
Adulteress outwits husband
| MdB:
|
GvSTr 13857,
GvSTr 14160,
GvSTr 14661,
GvSTr 14920,
GvSTr 15538,
GvSTr 18249
(>1210),
WCRPa 54,
WCRPa 58,
WCRPa 109
(1331-1336) |
| MN:
|
DaKFM 330
(>1330),
FrLis 550
(>1300),
HKCS 211,
HKSP 1
(ca. 1400),
MinDu 1
(>1400),
StrBE 145
(>1220/50) |
1510.1:
Adulteress kills home-coming husband
1512:
The cut off nose (braids), A woman leaves her husband’s bed and has another woman take her place, The husband addresses her gets no answer and cuts off her hair (hose), In the morning the wife has still hers, The husband is made to believe that he was dreaming, is insane
1512.1:
Cut-off finger proves wife’s chastity, A chaste wife substitutes a maidservant for seducer, A finger and ring are cut off as proof of wife’s unfaithfulness (chastity wager with husband), Refuted by husband who knows they are not his wife’s
1513:
The wife’s equivocal oath.
1514:
Adulteress gets rid of husband while she entertains lover
1514.4:
Returning husband beaten by servants, mistaken for the lover whom he has told them to beat
1514.4.2:
Husband hides in curtain to catch paramour. On entering paramour threatens to kill husband if he should appear
1514.11:
Illness feigned to call physician paramour
1514.13:
Adulteress gives paramour tryst in house of ill-fame, Meets husband who leaves in shame
1514.14:
Paramour unties mare (goat, other animal) Husband chases mare while the wife entertains the paramour
1514.17:
Adulteress together with lover while husband sleeps
1514.18:
Adulteress makes excuse to go and attend to bodily needs: meets lover
1515:
The animal in the chest, The husband has locked the surprised paramour in a chest while he fetches his family as witness of his wife’s unfaithfulness, She frees the lover, Substitutes an animal and discomforts the husband
1516.10:
Wife has her lover in the bathing tub, As husband wants to look at him he squirts bathing water in his eyes allowing the lover to escape unseen
1517.10:
Paramour having love tryst is met by husband. Pretends he had com because of the wife’s sickness
1518:
The enchanted pear tree [window]. The wife makes the husband who has seen the adultery from the tree believe that the tree is magic.
1518.1:
Husband who has surprised wife and paramour is made to believe that he has had a an illusion
180:
(ca. 1350)
1521:
Paramour successfully hidden from husband
1521.1:
Paramour hidden in chimney
1521.2.1:
Lover escapes behind the sheet which wife holds up to show her husband
1521.3:
Paramour hidden under the wash [tub]
1521.4:
Paramour hidden in the bed
1521.5.1:
Lover escapes behind the sheet which wife holds up to show her husband
1523:
Underground passage to paramours house
1524:
Adulteress falls in mud at lover’s door
1526:
Friar’s trousers on adulteress’ bed: relic to cure sickness. The husband is duped to believe that the friar has come to visit the sick
1533:
Gullible husband behind the tree. (Tristan and Isolt.) Husband goes to wife ‘s love tryst and hides behind a tree.The wife, having learned of his presence, tells lover that he should not allow their innocent relations to lead to gossip. Husband is appeased
1534:
Queen deceives king by unfriendly conversation with lover.
1534.1:
Queen deceives king by telling him her lover is her enemy.
1536:
Woman has husband made monk while he is drunk to get rid of him
1545:
Wives wager as to who can best fool her husband
1548:
Adulteress makes believe that her suspicious husband is insane, He is taken away
1549:
Adulteress outwits husband–miscellaneous
1549.8:
Woman cooks food for paramour
1550:
Husband outwits adulteress and paramour
1550.1:
Husband discovers wife’s adultery
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 3250
(1175/80),
GvSTr 18119
(>1210),
Lanc1 21,
Lanc3 465,
Lanc3 533,
Lanc3 542
(<1250),
WCRPa 54,
WCRPa 109
(1331-1336) |
| MN:
|
AppZu 154
(ca. 1245),
Berch 36
(1393),
HKRE 187,
HKzML 433
(ca. 1400),
StrKK 215
(>1220/50) |
1550.3:
Adulteress detected by food she prepares for paramour
1551:
Husband returns home secretely and spies on adulteress and paramour
1551.1:
Husband returns secretly and kills unwelcome suitor
1552:
Ruse to catch adulteress–husband pretends to leave; others remain close by.
1558:
The husband prepares to castrate the crucifix. The artist’s wife’s paramour poses as crucifix when caught. When he sees the husbands preparations, he flees naked
1558.1:
Husband castrates paramour
1558.2:
(Tu) The awful present: Husband cuts off paramour’s genitals and making ornamented bag of them, giving paramour as present
1561:
The husband meets the paramour in the wife’s place. Beats him or cuts off privates
1563:
Husband traps wife and paramour with magic armor
1565:
Blades (broken glass) to wound and detect wife’s lover
1566.1:
Cuckold unwittingly lies with wife on chest containing her hidden paramour
1569.4:
(Rot) Adultery attempted under guise of game. Husband comes out of hiding just in time
1569.5:
Husband catches paramour by using wife’s prearranged signal
1571:
Trickster discovers adultery: food goes to husband instead of paramour
1580:
Other deceits connected with adultery
1581.4:
Lover’s gift regained: accidental discovery of identity. The lover ignorant of the identity of the husband tells him of his experience with the wife. The husband persuades the lover to lead him to the scene where the wife is compelled to restore all but a small part of the money
1584:
Innocent confessor duped into being go-between for adulteress and lover
1588.1:
Woman excites peasant, (beggar, poor man) because she has no alms.
K1600–1699 Deceiver falls into own trap
1601:
Deceiver falls into his own trap (literally)
1610:
Deceiver falls into his own trap–miscellaneous
1617.4:
Disguise as merchant
1626:
Would-be killers killed
1657:
Unjust official outwitted by peasant who quarrels with him and thus turns the attention of the ruler to the abuses
K1700–1799 Deceptions through bluffing
1700:
Deception through bluffing
1728:
The bear trainer and his bear (Schrätel und Wasserbär)
1760:
Other bluffs
| MdB:
|
PlMel 490,
PlMel 716,
PlMel 1662
(<1270) |
| CdG:
|
KM1 392,
KM1 815,
KM1 8479,
KM1 10826,
KM1 13626
(1315/20),
KM2 3627,
KM2 4481
(1320/40) |
| MR:
|
BvHDe 1907
(<1275),
DgF 1371
(ca. 1230),
TybFB 66
(1250/1300) |
| HE:
|
BitD 2130
(ca. 1250),
WDieA 447
(ca. 1230) |
| MN:
|
HRFu 313
(>1192) |
| RoA:
|
StrAlx 3690,
StrAlx 4516
(1170) |
1772:
Pretended anger
1791:
Sham duel in order to bring about recognition
1792.1:
Feigned ignorance about person’s identity in order not to reveal king
K1800–1899 Deception by disguise or illusion
1800:
Deception by disguise or illusion.
1810:
Deception by disguise
1810.1:
Disguise by putting on clothes (carrying accoutrements) of certain person
1810.1.3:
Taking king’s place by changing dresses
1811:
Gods (saints) in disguise visit mortals
1811.2:
Deity disguised as old man (woman) visits mortals
1811.4.2:
Angel takes form of certain person
1812:
King in disguise
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 27,
Lanc1 28
(<1250) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 365
(1354),
KM1 8531
(1315/20),
KM2 823,
KM4 10
(1320/40) |
| MR:
|
BvHCra 703
(<1275),
JvWW 5173
(1314),
KobS 2252
(>1350) |
| HE:
|
BitD 4010
(ca. 1250),
NL 6
(1191/1204),
Ortnit 201
(ca. 1230),
WDieB 801
(ca. 1250) |
| MN:
|
HKBK 1
(ca. 1400) |
| OR:
|
KFFB 3220
(ca. 1220),
KRot 758
(ca. 1160/70),
Orend 534,
Orend 1441,
SaMor 359
(>1200) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 3664
(1150/60),
GrAlx 4981
(1397),
StrAlx 5631
(1170) |
1812.1:
Incognito king helped by humble man. Gives reward
1812.2.1:
Incognito king joins robbers [thieves, outlaws]
1812.3:
Prince disguises as another prince to woo princess
1812.4:
Incognito king is given hospitality by fisherman. Rewards him with a city
1812.8:
Incognito queen (princess)
1812.14.1:
King [prince] in disguise of merchant
1812.15:
King disguised as own messenger
1813:
Disguised husband visits his wife
1815:
Humble disguise
1815.1:
Return home in humble disguise
1815.2:
Ugly disguise
1816:
Disguise as menial
1816.11:
Disguise as carpenter
1817.1:
Disguise as beggar
1817.2:
Disguise as palmer (pilgrim)
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 7445
(1175/80),
GvSTr 15538
(>1210) |
| CdG:
|
KM1 497,
KM1 8531,
KM1 9320
(1315/20),
KM2 823,
KM2 3119
(1320/40) |
| HE:
|
UvLFD 471
(1255),
WDieAF 304,
WDieB 401,
WDieB 801,
WDieB 860,
WDieD 67
(ca. 1250) |
| MN:
|
HRFu 1801
(>1192) |
| OR:
|
KRot 3301
(ca. 1160/70),
Orend 3207,
Orend 3783,
SaMor 171,
SaMor 359,
SaMor 606,
SaMor 625
(>1200) |
1817.3:
Disguise as harper (minstrel)
1817.4:
Disguise as merchant
1818:
Disguise as sick man
1818.1:
Disguise as leper
1818.3.2:
Lover approaches mistress disguised as fool
1821:
Disguise by changing bodily appearance
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 4995
(1175/80),
HvAIw 6870
(>1190/1200),
HvFTr 1912
(>1280),
Merl 59
(>1300),
UvTTr 2285
(<1234) |
| CdG:
|
KM2 3119,
KM3 122
(1320/40),
PKRL 6771
(1172),
StrKG 8110
(1220/50),
UvTAr 72
(1261/69),
UvTRW 15693
(>1243) |
| MR:
|
KvWP 11772
(1277) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 120
(>1270),
UBEd 39,
UBEd 67
(ca. 1345) |
| OR:
|
SaMor 147,
SaMor 606
(>1200) |
1821.3:
Disguise by veiling face
1821.4:
Youth [warriors] wear false beards (of grass, wool) [False beard]
1821.6:
Disguise by cutting one eye out [one ear off]
1821.10:
Disguise by cutting off hair.
1825.1:
Disguise as doctor
1825.1.6:
Disguise as physician to poison enemies
1825.8:
Disguise as astrologer [soothsayer]
1826:
Disguise as churchman (hermit)
1826.1:
Disguise as monk
1828.2:
Disguise as goddess
1831:
Service under a false name
1831.0.1:
Disguise by changing name
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 269,
EvOTr 1163,
EvOTr 1519
(1175/80),
GvSTr 2687,
GvSTr 7700
(>1210),
HvAIw 5438,
HvAIw 5678
(>1190/1200),
HvFTr 5307
(>1280),
TrMo 1836,
TrMo 2455
(<1250),
UvTTr 2285
(<1234) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 365
(1354),
KM1 10156
(1315/20),
KM4 10
(1320/40),
StrKG 190
(1220/50) |
| MR:
|
BvHCra 148,
BvHCra 703
(<1275),
KvWE 4122
(<1260) |
| HE:
|
NL 25
(1191/1204) |
| OR:
|
KRot 758
(ca. 1160/70) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 3664
(1150/60),
GrAlx 4981
(1397),
KvWTK 15137,
KvWTK 20456,
KvWTK 20658
(1281/87),
StrAlx 5631
(1170),
TrojEl 52,
TrojEl 62
(1375),
UvEAlx 20255
(1278/83) |
1831.0.2:
(Bm) Disguise by refusal to reveal name
1831.1:
Shipwrecked men call themselves by false names
1832:
Disguise by changing voice
1834:
Multiple disguise: one person disguising successively seems to be many
1835:
Disguise for spying
1836:
Disguise of man in woman’s dress
| CdG:
|
UvTAr 58,
UvTAr 88
(1261/69),
UvTAr2 1230
(>1300) |
| HE:
|
UvLFD 457
(1255),
WDieB 21
(ca. 1250) |
| MN:
|
RvMSA 1096
(>1300) |
| RoA:
|
GoTK 15657
(1280),
KvWTK 13883,
KvWTK 14149,
KvWTK 14313,
KvWTK 14902,
KvWTK 15137,
KvWTK 27414
(1281/87),
TrojEl 49,
TrojEl 50,
TrojEl 52,
TrojEl 77
(1375),
UvEAlx 18398
(1278/83) |
1837:
Disguise of woman in man’s clothes
1837.6:
Disguise of Woman as a soldier [knight]
1839:
Other deceptions by disguise
1839.2:
Girl marries lover who thought her dead. On reviving she changes her name and disguises her appearance. Eventually marries her former lover
1839.11:
Disguise as older brother to obtain blessing
1839.17:
(Bm) Disguise by changing armor
| MdB:
|
AlbJT 3428
(<1272/1294),
HvdTCr 9959
(>1225),
Lanc1 197,
Lanc1 210,
Lanc1 413,
Lanc1 451,
Lanc1 454,
Lanc2 643
(<1250),
WCRPa 473,
WCRPa 550,
WCRPa 616,
WCRPa 704
(1331-1336) |
| MR:
|
BvHCra 1455
(<1275) |
| HE:
|
AT 118
(1275) |
1840:
Deception by substitution
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 8368,
EvOTr 8472
(1175/80),
HvdTCr 16714
(>1225),
Lanc1 58,
Lanc1 59,
Lanc1 77,
Lanc2 292,
Lanc2 294,
Lanc2 779
(<1250),
WCRPa 45,
WCRPa 54
(1331-1336) |
| MR:
|
HvBKF 2442
(1400),
KvWE 4122
(<1260) |
| HE:
|
NL 7
(1191/1204) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 51
(>1270),
Reihe 362
(ca. 1300),
UBEd 57
(ca. 1345),
VolAM 150
(>1250) |
1842:
Living person acts as image of saint
1843:
Wife deceives husband with substituted bedmate
1843.0.1:
(Bm) Substituted bride to be slain to dispose of witness.
1843.1:
Bride has maid sleep in husband’s bed to conceal pregnancy [lost virginity].
1843.3:
Wife substitutes an old woman for herself in her husband’s bed
1843.4:
Wife has maidservant imper-sonate her while she goes to her lover
1844.1:
Husband has his strong servant substitute in bed with strong wife
1847:
Deception by substitution of children
1851:
Substituted letter
1851.0.1:
(Bm) Forged letter
1851.2:
(Bm) “False” letters with false news of king’s death
1858.2:
Substitute specimen in blood test
1860:
Deception by feigned death (sleep)
1861.1:
Hero sewed up in animal hide so as to be carried to height by bird
1864:
False tidings of one’s own [of another’s] death in order to be able to leave [to enable him to leave] without notice
1864.1:
False tidings of another’s death in order to secure his bride [wife, and usurp kingdom]
1864.2:
(Bm) False report of death to discourage romance
1864.2.1:
(Bm) Corpse falsely said to be hero’s by treacherous rival [knight]
1867:
Trickster shams death [injury] to get food
1870:
Illusions
1871.2:
Sham cure by pretended extracting of object from patient’s body
1872.3:
Love letter hidden in apple [scarf, roses]
1884:
Illusion of death
1888:
Illusory light
1889:
Other illusions
1892:
Deception by hiding
K1900–1999 Impostures
1900:
Impostures
1911:
The false bride (substituted bride)
1911.3:
Reinstatement of true bride
1915:
The false bridegroom (substituted bridegroom)
1916:
Robber bridegroom, Robber marries girl under the pretence of being a fine gentleman
1920:
Substituted children
1930:
Treacherous impostors
1932:
Impostors claim reward (prize) earned by hero
1933:
Impostor forces oath of secrecy
1941:
Disguised flayer
1945:
Imposition by sham sickness
1950:
Sham prowess
1953:
Sham brave man
1955:
Sham physician
1955.1:
Sham physician cures people by threatening them with death
1956:
Sham wise man
1956.7:
Sham wise man [woman] pretends knowledge from dream (:really overheard conversation)
1959:
Sham prowess
1961.1.5:
Sham holy man
1961.4:
Sham bishop
1962:
False prophet
1966:
Alchemist
1968:
Sham prowess in hunting (fishing)
1970:
Sham miracle
1971:
Men behind statue (tree) speaks and pretends to be God (spirit)
1971.6.1:
Wife behind tree advises the husband about his marital duties.
1980:
Other impostures
K2000–2099 Hypocrites
2010:
Hypocrite pretends friendship but attacks
| MdB:
|
HvdTCr 21095,
HvdTCr 23418,
HvdTCr 24772,
HvdTCr 24882
(>1225),
Lanc1 567,
Lanc3 63
(<1250),
PlMel 7081
(<1270),
WvGW 3607
(>1210/20) |
| HE:
|
AT 35
(1275),
Laurin 1116
(>1250),
NL 15
(1191/1204),
WDieA 272
(ca. 1230),
WDieD 52
(ca. 1250) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 3,
GvMFa 101
(>1270),
HRFu 99,
HRFu 177,
HRFu 220,
HRFu 313,
HRFu 385,
HRFu 1658
(>1192),
UBEd 6
(ca. 1345) |
| OR:
|
SaMor 147
(>1200) |
| RoA:
|
KvWTK 10927
(1281/87),
TrojEl 39
(1375) |
2010.2:
Friendship feigned to avenge murder
2010.3:
Wolves sign false truce with sheep
2021:
Betrayal by a kiss
2030:
Double dealers
2031.1:
Dog at his master’s table is friendly to guest. On the street he barks at him [Dog friendly but attacks from behind]
2050:
Pretended virtue
2052.2:
Girl who is frightened by love becomes insatiable
2061:
Treacherous plan of hypocritical animal detected and prevented
2061.4:
Wolf [lion, fox] tries to entice goat [pigeon] down from high place [out of stable]
2061.6:
Wolf offers to act as midwife for sow
2061.7:
Cat offers to act as doctor for cock and hen [Lion offers to act as doctor for horse]
2062:
Thief tries to feed watchdog and stop his mouth
2090:
Other hypocritical acts
2092:
(Bm) Ignorance feigned
K2100–2199 False Accusations
2100:
False accusation
| MdB:
|
WCRPa 255
(1331-1336) |
| HE:
|
EckL 189
(<1230),
WDieA 156
(ca. 1230) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 2
(>1270),
UBEd 5
(ca. 1345),
VolAM 190
(>1250) |
| OR:
|
HerEA 2,
HerEA 533
(1160/70),
HerEB 646
(1208/09),
HerED 435
(1290),
KFFB 1440
(ca. 1220) |
| OR:
|
HerEAS 3 |
| RoA:
|
TrojEl 125
(1375),
UvEAlx 17993,
UvEAlx 18157,
UvEAlx 18193
(1278/83) |
2102.1:
(Bm) Exile on false account
2110:
Slanders
2110.1:
Calumniated wife
2111:
Potiphar’s wife
2111.0.1:
Telling a story to allay woman’s amorous desires
2112:
Woman slandered as adulteress (prostitute) [concubine]
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 361,
Lanc1 626
(<1250) |
| CdG:
|
GeRo 663
(ca. 1350),
KM2 613,
KM2 730,
KM2 1444,
KM2 1958
(1320/40) |
| MR:
|
MaBe 130
(1270/80),
ReivB 6367
(>1291) |
| HE:
|
NL 14
(1191/1204),
WDieA 39
(ca. 1230) |
| MN:
|
HKUM 1
(ca. 1400),
HRFu 575,
HRFu 1366
(>1192),
SchKF 69
(1365/1402) |
| RoA:
|
HvNAp 19956
(1300) |
2112.1:
False tokens of woman’s unfaithfulness
2112.1.1:
Finger as false token of wife’s unfatihfulness. She has substituted a maid and the gallant has cut off the maid’s finger
2112.2:
Leper (beggar) [dwarf] laid in queen’s bed. She is thus incriminated
2112.5:
Other means of incriminating innocent woman
2114:
Man falsely accused of infidelity
2115:
Animal-birth slander
2115.4:
(Bm) Woman falsely accused of giving birth to monster
2116.1:
Innocent woman accused of murder
2116.2:
Man falsely accused of murder
2116.5:
Warrior falsely accused of having killed his sleeping adversary
2117:
Calumniated wife: substituted letter (falsified message)
2117.1:
Husband’s letter ordering the calumniated wife to be treated well is altered into an order of execution
2119:
Slanders–miscellaneous
2121.2:
King’s faithful servant [champion] falsely accused of familiarity [adultery] with queen
2123:
Innocent woman accused of using witchcraft
2126:
Knight falsely accused of sedition
2127:
False accusation of theft [debt]
2129:
Slanders–miscellaneous
| MdB:
|
AlbJT 5623
(<1272/1294),
GvSTr 8314,
GvSTr 10696
(>1210),
Lohe 686
(>1285),
PlGar 17716
(<1270),
WvEP 360
(<1200/10) |
| CdG:
|
KM2 3201,
KM3 59
(1320/40) |
| MN:
|
KvWSR 944
(1257/58),
UBEd 62
(ca. 1345) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 1998
(1150/60),
HvFLvT 8105
(after 1190),
RvEAlx 5699
(1235/1254),
SeAlx 2781
(1352),
StrAlx 2547
(1170),
UvEAlx 6515,
UvEAlx 17873,
UvEAlx 17993,
UvEAlx 18193
(1278/83) |
2130:
Trouble-makers
| MdB:
|
HvAEr 4629
(>1180),
HvAIw 31
(>1190/1200),
HvdTCr 1179,
HvdTCr 1361,
HvdTCr 1521,
HvdTCr 1631,
HvdTCr 3457,
HvdTCr 5081
(>1225),
HvdTM 215,
HvdTM 613
(<1225),
WvEP 360
(<1200/10) |
| RoA:
|
KvWTK 1244
(1281/87),
TrojEl 11
(1375) |
2131:
Trickster makes (two) friends each suspicious of the other’s intentions
2137:
The priest’s [husband’s] guest and the eaten chickens [rabbits]. The servant [wife] who has eaten the chickens tells the guest to flee, because the priest [husband] is going to cut off his ears [genitals], and he [she] tells the priest [husband] that the guest has stolen the two chickens.[rabbits] The priest runs after him.
2150:
Innocent made to appear guilty
K2200–2299 Villains and Traitors
2200:
Villains and traitors.
| MdB:
|
HvdTCr 24772,
HvdTCr 24882,
HvdTCr 24994
(>1225),
Lanc1 4,
Lanc1 77,
Lanc1 97,
Lanc1 380,
Lanc1 385,
Lanc1 396,
Lanc1 402,
Lanc1 518,
Lanc2 388
(<1250),
Wiga 1078
(<1245) |
| MR:
|
KvWP 17477,
KvWP 17610,
KvWP 17900,
KvWP 17970,
KvWP 18400
(1277) |
| RoA:
|
KvWTK 46610,
KvWTK 46824
(1281/87),
UvEAlx 17993
(1278/83) |
2210:
Treacherous relatives
2211:
Treacherous [half-]brother. Usually elder brother
2211.0.1:
Treacherous elder brother(s)
2211.1:
Treacherous brother-in-law
| MdB:
|
Lanc2 184
(<1250) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 698,
KEmd 1147,
KEmd 1635
(1354),
KM4 15,
KM4 18,
KM4 22,
KM5 64
(1320/40),
PKRL 1918
(1172),
StrKG 2386
(1220/50) |
| MR:
|
BvHCra 2067,
BvHCra 3738
(<1275) |
| HE:
|
NL 14,
NLKl 473
(1191/1204) |
2212:
Treacherous sister
2212.2:
Treacherous sister-in-law
2213:
Treacherous wife
2213.3:
Faithless wife plots with paramour against husband’s life
2214.3:
Treacherous son (leads revolt against his father to whom he owes all)
2215:
(Bm) Treacherous stepmother [foster mother]
2217:
Treacherous uncle [stepfather]
| MdB:
|
Lanc2 41
(<1250),
PlMel 7570,
PlMel 10776,
PlMel 11539
(<1270),
Wiga 1526,
Wiga 1635
(<1245) |
| CdG:
|
KM5 64,
KM5 69
(1320/40),
PKRL 1918,
PKRL 2917
(1172),
StrKG 2386,
StrKG 3449
(1220/50) |
| HE:
|
AT 1
(1275),
DietF 2602,
DietR 1
(ca. 1275) |
| RoA:
|
KvWTK 6472,
KvWTK 6682,
KvWTK 10880
(1281/87),
TrojEl 29
(1375) |
2218.1:
Treacherous mother-in-law (accuses innocent wife)
2218.2:
Treacherous father-in-law
2220:
Treacherous rivals
2221:
Treacherous rival lover [suitor]
2231:
Treacherous mistress
2232.1:
Treacherous lover betrays woman’s love and deserts her
2233:
(Bm) Treacherous suitors
2240:
Treacherous officers and tradesman
2242:
Treacherous steward
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 1685,
EvOTr 2104
(1175/80),
GvSTr 8901,
GvSTr 9097,
GvSTr 9215,
GvSTr 9775,
GvSTr 11225,
GvSTr 13515,
GvSTr 13624,
GvSTr 15121
(>1210),
HvAIw 4011
(>1190/1200),
KvSGM 1288
(>1250),
Lanc1 4,
Lanc1 5,
Lanc1 6,
Lanc1 411,
Lanc1 413,
Lanc1 499,
Lanc2 152,
Lanc2 351,
TrMo 1836
(<1250) |
| MR:
|
JohV 1116,
JohV 1506,
JohV 1569
(1400/50?) |
| RoA:
|
UvEAlx 26849
(1278/83) |
2243:
Treacherous seneschal
2244:
Treacherous (hostile) porter
2245:
Treacherous marshal
2246.0.1:
Treacherous princess (queen)
2246.1:
Treacherous king
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 1,
Lanc1 22,
Lanc1 23,
Lanc1 56,
Lanc1 63,
Lanc1 518,
Lanc1 520,
Lanc1 527,
Lanc2 551
(<1250) |
| MR:
|
FvS 3961
(>1314) |
| HE:
|
WDieA 156
(ca. 1230) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 66
(>1270) |
| RoA:
|
GoTK 19300
(1280),
HvFLvT 90
(after 1190),
HvNAp 719,
HvNAp 9129,
HvNAp 9765
(1300) |
2247:
Treacherous lord [vassal]
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 1332,
EvOTr 1419,
EvOTr 3081,
EvOTr 3861
(1175/80),
GvSTr 8314,
GvSTr 8454
(>1210),
HvFTr 3005
(>1280),
Lohe 29
(>1285) |
| CdG:
|
KM2 447,
KM2 613,
KM2 730,
KM2 1444,
KM2 1958,
KM2 4639
(1320/40) |
| HE:
|
AT 1
(1275),
DietF 7133
(ca. 1275),
WDieA 141
(ca. 1230) |
| MN:
|
HRFu 385
(>1192) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 1998,
BaAlx 2180,
BaAlx 2732
(1150/60),
GrAlx 2234,
GrAlx 2705
(1397),
KvWTK 46213
(1281/87),
RvEAlx 5699,
RvEAlx 5959,
RvEAlx 14419,
RvEAlx 14637,
RvEAlx 18811,
RvEAlx 19261,
RvEAlx 20270
(1235/1254),
SeAlx 2781,
SeAlx 8203
(1352),
StrAlx 2547,
StrAlx 2824,
StrAlx 3690
(1170),
TrojEl 114,
TrojEl 123,
TrojEl 134
(1375),
UvEAlx 6515,
UvEAlx 6767,
UvEAlx 15909,
UvEAlx 17971,
UvEAlx 23591,
UvEAlx 26849
(1278/83) |
2247.3:
(Bm) Treacherous knight
| MdB:
|
HvdTCr 19447
(>1225),
Lanc1 170,
Lanc1 206,
Lanc1 493,
Lanc1 494,
Lanc1 496,
Lanc1 499,
Lanc1 515,
Lanc1 592,
Lanc1 640,
Lanc2 3,
Lanc2 6,
Lanc2 505,
Lanc3 390,
Lanc3 420,
Lanc3 485
(<1250),
WCRPa 485,
WCRPa 506,
WCRPa 517,
WCRPa 616,
WCRPa 662,
WCRPa 678,
WCRPa 694,
WCRPa 752,
WCRPa 779
(1331-1336),
WvEP 519
(<1200/10) |
| MR:
|
KvWP 15692
(1277),
ReivB 6367,
ReivB 7980
(>1291) |
2248:
Treacherous minister
2249:
Other treacherous officiers and tradesmen [noblemen]
2249.4:
Treacherous merchant.
2249.5:
(Bm) Treacherous regent
2249.7:
(Bm) Treacherous judge and jury
2250.1:
Treacherous servant
2258:
Treacherous peasant [woman]
2260.1:
Treacherous dark man
2265:
Treacherous red knight [man]
2270:
Deformed villain
2277:
Treacherous dwarf
2292:
Treacherous physician
2293:
Treacherous old woman
2294:
Treacherous host
2295:
Treacherous animals
| MN:
|
GvMFa 12,
GvMFa 13,
GvMFa 29,
GvMFa 53,
GvMFa 59,
GvMFa 81,
GvMFa 85
(>1270),
HRFu 99
(>1192),
UBEd 3,
UBEd 17,
UBEd 18,
UBEd 55,
UBEd 69,
UBEd 84,
UBEd 93
(ca. 1345) |
| RoA:
|
KvWTK 37958,
KvWTK 38105
(1281/87),
TrojEl 91,
TrojEl 92
(1375) |
2296:
Treacherous partner
2297:
Treacherous friend
| MdB:
|
EvOTr 3081,
EvOTr 3861
(1175/80),
GvSTr 13515,
GvSTr 13624,
GvSTr 15051,
GvSTr 15121
(>1210) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 3,
GvMFa 56,
GvMFa 77,
GvMFa 82,
GvMFa 104
(>1270),
UBEd 6,
UBEd 8,
UBEd 73,
UBEd 74
(ca. 1345) |
| RoA:
|
HMvNT 22
(1390/92),
UvEAlx 26849
(1278/83) |
2298:
Treacherous counselor
2299:
Other villains and traitors–miscellaneous
| CdG:
|
GeRo 406
(ca. 1350),
KM2 559
(1320/40) |
| HE:
|
DietF 2565
(ca. 1275) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 43
(>1270),
JuH 255
(>1400),
UBEd 35
(ca. 1345) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 777,
BaAlx 824
(1150/60),
GoTK 19300,
GoTK 22690
(1280),
GrAlx 537,
GrAlx 1127
(1397),
HMvNT 86
(1390/92),
HvFLvT 14987
(after 1190),
PLVAlx 441,
PLVAlx 507
(1150/60),
RvEAlx 2809,
RvEAlx 21085
(1235/1254),
SeAlx 1067,
SeAlx 2107
(1352),
UvEAlx 2477,
UvEAlx 9001
(1278/83) |
2299.2:
Treacherous peoples (tribes)
K2300–2399 Other deceptions
2310:
Deception by equivocation
2312:
Oath literally obeyed
2315:
Peasant betrays fox by pointing
2319:
Deception by equivocation–miscellaneous
2319.4:
(Bm) Ambiguous oath forces lady to take back errant husband.
2320:
Deception by frightening
2324.1:
Ferocious animal frightened by ass braying [by unusual sound]
2350:
Military strategy
| MdB:
|
AlbJT 3800
(<1272/1294),
EvOTr 5845
(1175/80),
GvSTr 18756,
GvSTr 18837
(>1210),
Lanc1 380,
Lanc3 581,
Lanc3 590,
Lanc3 630
(<1250),
PlGar 12760,
PlMel 5916
(<1270),
StrDan 5715
(>1220/50),
UvZLa 7320
(>1194),
WCRPa 616
(1331-1336),
WvEP 615
(<1200/10) |
| MR:
|
DgF 709
(ca. 1230),
JohV 1416
(1400/50?),
KvWP 18750,
KvWP 20823
(1277) |
| HE:
|
BitD 2270,
BitD 2313,
BitD 5110,
BitD 9649
(ca. 1250),
Ortnit 250,
Ortnit 300
(ca. 1230),
RosGA 344,
Virg 366
(ca. 1250) |
| OR:
|
HerEB 3782
(1208/09),
KRot 758
(ca. 1160/70) |
| OR:
|
HerEAM 2 |
| RoA:
|
HvFLvT 1243,
HvFLvT 11595,
HvFLvT 14370
(after 1190),
HvVEn 19,
HvVEn 82,
HvVEn 90,
HvVEn 100,
HvVEn 108,
HvVEn 110,
HvVEn 111,
HvVEn 133
(1170/74),
KvWTK 11548,
KvWTK 11862,
KvWTK 12334
(1281/87),
TrojEl 44,
TrojEl 45
(1375) |
2351.3:
Mice and hogs let loose put elephant cavalry to flight
2351.4:
Elephant drunk with toddy sent to attack enemy
2351.5.2:
(Bm) Horse’s ears stuffed with wax so that battle horns will not frighten them
2351.6.2:
(Bm) Branches tied to horses’ tails stir up dust which makes army seem larger and blinds opponents
2357:
Disguise to enter enemy’s camp (castle)
2357.0.1:
Disguise to spy on enemy
2357.2:
Disguise as pilgrim to enter enemy’s camp (castle)
2357.7:
Disguise in killed enemy’s clothes to enter enemy’s castle [to cross besieging enemy’s lines]
2357.7.1:
(Bm) Disguise as enemy to approach (and slay) enemy king
2357.10:
Disguise as merchant to enter enemy’s castle
2364.1:
Enemies defeated by setting forest afire
2365:
Enemy induced to give up siege
2365.3:
Enemy persuaded by show of great wealth and generosity of king to desert to his side. [Vassals deserting to enemy king]
2368:
Enemy deceived into overestimating opponents: (retreat)
2369:
Military strategy–miscellaneous
| MdB:
|
HvdTCr 9959
(>1225),
Lanc1 6
(<1250),
StrDan 4519
(>1220/50) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 1383,
KEmd 1425
(1354),
KM1 1018,
KM1 7644,
KM1 11575,
KM1 13211
(1315/20),
KM3 95,
KM3 124,
KM5 9,
KM5 20,
KM5 67
(1320/40),
PKRL 443,
PKRL 2415
(1172),
StrKG 1000,
StrKG 2941,
StrKG 6660
(1220/50),
UvTRW 22561,
UvTRW 30576
(>1243) |
| MR:
|
DgF 804
(ca. 1230),
ReivB 15967
(>1291),
RvEWO 10680
(1235/40) |
| HE:
|
DietF 3261,
DietF 6297
(ca. 1275),
Kudr 18
(>1260),
RosGBr 23
(ca. 1250) |
| MN:
|
GvMFa 115
(>1270) |
| OR:
|
GrRud 17
(ca. 1185),
HerEA 4209
(1160/70),
HerEB 5175
(1208/09),
HerED 4161
(1290) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 3041,
BaAlx 3417
(1150/60),
GrAlx 664,
GrAlx 1503,
GrAlx 3213,
GrAlx 3493,
GrAlx 3942,
GrAlx 3970
(1397),
HMvNT 19
(1390/92),
HvNAp 7841
(1300),
HvVEn 74,
HvVEn 95,
HvVEn 97
(1170/74),
RvEAlx 7379,
RvEAlx 9019,
RvEAlx 9589,
RvEAlx 11801,
RvEAlx 12051,
RvEAlx 13715,
RvEAlx 20983,
RvEAlx 21017
(1235/1254),
SeAlx 2745,
SeAlx 4317,
SeAlx 4657,
SeAlx 4674,
SeAlx 5757
(1352),
StrAlx 4386,
StrAlx 4410,
StrAlx 5064
(1170),
UvEAA 491,
UvEAlx 9108,
UvEAlx 9657,
UvEAlx 10899,
UvEAlx 12385,
UvEAlx 12743,
UvEAlx 12787,
UvEAlx 13067,
UvEAlx 14243,
UvEAlx 14943,
UvEAlx 15273,
UvEAlx 15369,
UvEAlx 19591,
UvEAlx 19729,
UvEAlx 19880,
UvEAlx 19919,
UvEAlx 21245,
UvEAlx 21756,
UvEAlx 22016,
UvEAlx 22547,
UvEAlx 25441,
UvEAlx 25559
(1278/83) |
2369.2.1:
Largest part of fleet does not emerge until late in battle
2369.7:
Shammed discussing of peace while getting reinforcements
2369.15:
(Bm) Horn-blowing causes horses to flee; routs army
2369.17:
Poisoned food sent to enemy camp [fountain poisoned]
2370:
Miscellaneous deceptions
| CdG:
|
KEmd 698,
KEmd 1147,
KEmd 1425,
KEmd 1635
(1354),
KM1 1335,
KM1 7892,
KM1 11870
(1315/20),
KM2 148,
KM2 895,
KM2 3031,
KM4 15,
KM4 18,
KM4 21,
KM4 22,
KM5 64
(1320/40),
PKRL 1918
(1172),
StrKG 158,
StrKG 2386
(1220/50),
UvTAr 53,
UvTAr 59,
UvTAr 87,
UvTAr 89
(1261/69),
UvTAr2 1131,
UvTAr2 1403
(>1300),
UvTRW 1432,
UvTRW 9809,
UvTRW 21904,
UvTRW 35966
(>1243) |
| MR:
|
KvWP 10111
(1277),
MaBe 46
(1270/80),
UvEWW 555,
UvEWW 1050,
UvEWW 2553,
UvEWW 6999,
UvEWW 7825
(<1297) |
| HE:
|
DietF 6885
(ca. 1275),
Kudr 5,
Kudr 25
(>1260),
NL 16,
NLKl 2945
(1191/1204) |
| MN:
|
JuH 2229
(>1400),
UBEd 100
(ca. 1345) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 3629
(1150/60),
HvNAp 755,
HvNAp 15428
(1300),
RvEAlx 9900,
RvEAlx 14419,
RvEAlx 14637,
RvEAlx 18811
(1235/1254),
SeAlx 7129
(1352),
UvEAlx 2021,
UvEAlx 6710,
UvEAlx 17192,
UvEAlx 19591,
UvEAlx 19729
(1278/83) |
2378.1:
Person allowed to win first game so that he will play for higher stakes
2378.5:
Hero sleeps during the first part of battle and emerges only later [Hero sleeps late on day of battle]
2380:
(Hi) Detection of treachery or deceit
| MdB:
|
Lanc1 538
(<1250) |
| CdG:
|
KEmd 1147,
KEmd 1635
(1354),
KM4 18,
KM4 20
(1320/40),
PKRL 6069
(1172),
StrKG 7169
(1220/50) |
| MR:
|
BvHCra 430,
BvHCra 1845
(<1275),
HvBKF 2859
(1400),
MaBe 165,
MaBe 170
(1270/80) |
| HE:
|
NL 10,
NL 14
(1191/1204) |
| RoA:
|
BaAlx 2832
(1150/60),
GrAlx 2931
(1397),
HvNAp 755
(1300),
SeAlx 2781,
SeAlx 3940
(1352),
StrAlx 3912
(1170),
|
2385:
Demon enters person and refuses to leave until wishes are fulfilled [Demonic possession]
2390:
(Bm) Messenger made drunk that letter may be substituted
|