Charms against dreams, [15];
against snake poison, [25]
Chena, [2];
cultivation, [3], [17], [19];
watch hut, [2], [169], [170], [172];
path blocked by demon, [16]
Cheṭṭi caste, [30]
Child, abandoned, [120], [124]–126, [173], [191];
eaten, [187], [271]–273;
in exchange for mango, [302];
name given by strangers, [303];
sold, [36], [94];
own, unrecognised, [254]
Cleverest animals, hare and turtle, [35]
Club to turn old women into girls, [109]–111
Cobra assumes human form, [132];
climbs tree to kill young eagles or Rukhs, [292], [300];
cured by Princess, [64];
fangs removed, [24];
gives treasure, [64];
guarding pool requires human offering, [58];
imprisons Prince, [59];
killed, [133], [158], [267], [292], [300];
king, [269];
pretended captures, [25];
swallows horses, [269];
tame, [23], [24]
Cobra Stone, brilliance, [266], [269];
fatal light of, [266];
grants all desires, [269];
light intercepted by cow-dung, [267];
or horse-dung, [269]
Cock, jewelled golden, [67]–70;
silver, [264], [268]
Coins:—Kahawaṇa, [33];
kahawaṇa (golden ?), [348];
masurama, [33], [62], [189], [191]–193, [228]–230, [278]–280, [294]–296, [313], [315];
panam, gold, [259];
pence, [262], [263], [304];
rupee, [304], [313]; salliya, [85], [87], [139];
tuttuwa, [73], [74], [304], [306];
warāgan, [182]