Tasks given:—To girl or potter—to bring bear’s hair or milk, collect mustard seed or pulse, bring tiger’s milk, [443], [444];
to husband—to bring bear’s, elephant’s, giju-lihinī’s milk, and wrestle with Yaksanī, [79], [81];
to Prince, two, [335],
three, [363], [443], [444];
to servant, or son-in-law, [71], [76];
to wife,—to bear son, [326];
to youth,—to bring Nāga girl, [135],
before marriage to collect mustard seed, [362],
plough yam enclosure, [361],
select Princess in dark, [362]
Teacher and girl pupils, [392]–[396];
cheated by magician-pupil, [401]–[409]
Ten, children, [165];
cowries, [444];
days, [201], [368];
flies, [367], [368];
marriages of woman, [99];
masuran, [314];
men, [448];
peasants, [442];
pingo loads, [148];
pounds of fritters, [434]
Texts of stories, [419] ff.
Thief becomes K., [323];
beheads brother or father, [41], [44], [46];
elopes with Princess, [46];
falls from tree, [42], [45];
hanged, [46];
hides stolen money, [215];
impaled, [338];
killed by Prince, [298];
kills parrot that saved his life, [180], [182];
married to Princess, [46], [47], [323], [399];
mutilated, [215];
personates K., [349],
Yakā, [162]–[164],
Rākshasa, [181];
plot to kill Prince, [296], [297];
puts carpenter and K. in stocks, [348], [351];
rides tiger, [456];
robs Yakā, [37];
scalds sleeping man, [451];
steals K.’s clothes, [348]–[350],
led ass, [206];
thrown down precipice, [371];
tied to corpse and thought a Yakā, [179], [180]
Thieves cheat each other, [321]–[324];
killed by Prince, [296];
made motionless by spell, [70];
robbed of booty, [222], [225]–[226], [228], [229];
steal flowers, [360], [361]
Thigh split and money or robe hidden in it, [366]
Thousands:—Archers [125];
bags of rice, [236];
dīnārs, [215];
gold kahāpaṇas, [454];
Kinnarīs, [363];
leagues, [133];
masuran, [106], [127]–[129], [155], [273];
muhrs, [399];
ounces of silver, [111];
pagodas, [408];
pounds, [234], [236], [249], [291];
ridīs, [453];
robbers, [125];
rupees, [139], [151], [444];
slaves, [151];
stolen goods, [226]