Fortunate boy, becomes Treasurer, [239];
buys ships, [234], [236], [238];
trades with monsters, [236]–[238]
Fortune from pot of bread, flour or oil, [444]
Foundling reared by K., [195]
Four bags, [242];
branches, [167];
cats-eye stones, [177];
days, [326];
friends, [352];
gem-lamps, [177];
hours, [451];
hundred masuran, [305];
lāhas, [21];
miles, [396];
Ministers, [307];
pieces of advice, [136]–[140];
persons, [223];
Rākshasas, [166];
servants, [304];
streets, [42], [186];
Śūdras, [205];
tasks, [79]–[81];
thousand rupees, [139], [151];
tuṭṭu, [152];
wives, [444];
Paṇḍitayās, [27]
Fowls, black, [213], [216];
and K., [258]
Fox, hare and wolf in larder, [56]
Frog, and crab, [29];
marries K., [434];
washed, [442]
Fruit eaten to bear child, [152], [154]
Gaja-Bāhu, K., and crow, [183];
his ring, [184]
Gama-mahagē, buries children alive, [84]–[87];
cheated by husband, [213];
journey to heaven, [208], [209];
prays for husband’s blindness, [212], [213];
sentenced to death, [215];
sets up corpse in garden, [214];
taken to heaven by Śakra, [87];
takes thieves’ booty, [228]