Pound, [228]
Prediction, [11], [14], [24], [46], [48], [73]–[75], [81], [86], [151], [280], [283], [297], [298], [315], [415], [423], [437]
Pregnancy longings, [388]
Prince, and carpenter’s son, [13] ff.;
and Yakās, [357], [358];
appoints himself K., [307];
avoids school, [130];
becomes K., [128], [366],
labourer, [34], [40], [51], [128], [132],
Minister, [221],
slave, [138],
thief, [33], [37], [38], [40], [41], [42], [83], [86], [87];
born from snail shell, [365];
brings honey of royal hive, [321], [322], [327], [328],
lotus flowers, [311], [312], [319], [321], [326], [329];
cannibal, [196];
carried on bed by Gaṇas, [129];
concealed inside lamp stand, [25];
dead, revived, [143], [169]–[171];
deceives and kills K., [306], [307], [329];
drinks milk from finger, [366];
fights, [52], [147];
finds palace and Princess in well, [15], [21];
gambles, [138], [357];
goes for gem, [302];
goes on trading journey, [138];
hides robes of bathing nymphs or fairy, [353], [354];
his humble friends, [23], [169], [170];
hunting episode, [350]–[355];
ignorance of, [13], [33], [130];
imprisoned for insanity, [129],
not marrying, [129];
imprisons wife, [81], [86];
killed by Vaeddā, [148],
by Yaksha, [171];
kills Chuṛel, [170],
Jinn, [170],
raja, [170],
Rākshasa, [170];
K.’s plot to kill, [304];
kisses sister’s portrait, [334], [335];
learns archery, [33], [37],
abating poison, [42],
carpentry, [34], [40],
crows’ language, [40],
reviving dead, [37], [40], [42],
rapid travelling, [37], [42],
robbery, [40], [41], [44],
sciences, [37], [40], [42],
soothsaying, [33], [37], [40], [42],
trades, [33], [34], [44];
life in sword, [169]–[171];
lives with garland-maker, [325],
washermen, [132],
widow, [311], [320], [334];
loses Princess’s talisman, [127];
makes figure of elephant, [221],
magic lute, [221];
marries girl out of basket, [283],
Princess, [128], [144], [222],
teacher’s daughter, [146],
tortoise, [413],
Yaksanī, [303];
obtains cobra stone, [14],
Kulēbakā flowers, [357]–[359],
Sūran̆ganā flowers, [357]–360;
offers stone for cakes, [300], [301];
plants vegetable garden, [27];
cured by Princess, [6];
polygamy (seven wives), [352], s.v.;
punished by son, [86];
python, [401]–[404];
receives magical articles, [104], [106], [353];
receives power to understand speech of animals, [415];
selected as K. by elephant, [315], [319];
sentenced to death or exile, [13], [26], [30], [131], [309], [318], [320], [324], [337];
set afloat in river, [284], [285];
seven-mouthed, [195]–[197];
steals magical articles, [104];
sword burnt by wife or witch, [170], [171];
thrown into water, [134], [308], [355];
turned to ashes by curse, [353];
turtle brings celestial flowers, [353], [357], [359], [360];
unable to learn, [13], [33];
visits dēvalōka, [304],
Maehiyallē-gama, [142],
nāgalōka, [312], [314],
Princess, [25], [30], [127], [129];
was Śakra, [362], [363];
white clothes and horses of, [350], [359];
with monkey skin, [355],
turtle shell, [353]
Princes, branded, [355], [357];
go to kill fish in sea, [362];
petrified, [374], [375];
sell firewood and fruit, [315], [318];
rings taken and tongues cut, [352], [362], [363]
Princess, abducted, [17], [21], [22], [30], [31], [154], [168]–[170], [358]–[360], [385];
adopted by Moorman, [153];
avenged by son, [84], [86];
betrays Prince, [148]–[150];
binna marriage, [127], [135], [144], [165]–[167], [222], [349], [355], [362], [388];
carried on bed, [125], [129];
cures Prince, [6];
dead, revived, [38], [43];
decides law-suit, [156];
dies of grief, [391];
disguised, rescues Prince, [139];
elopes with leopard, [389],
with Prince, [27];
gains wager, [139]–[141];
goes to school, [151];
golden-haired, [170];
guards Prince, [134];
hair floats away, [168], [170];
imprisoned by husband, [81], [86],
for insanity, [129];
in bee-hive, [327], [328];
in flower or fruit, [310], [312], [318], [319], [326];
in sub-aqueous palace, [14], [21], [22];
killed by cobra, [42], by jackal (Śakra), [149];
kills Minister, [136];
lives with washermen, [132];
Maehiyallē-gama, [142];
married to bear, [385],
caterpillar boy, [406],
gourd, [362],
kabaragoyā, [407],
Nāga, [342],
Princess, [127],
Rākshasa, [237], [240],
turtle, [346], [349],
Vaeddā, [161];
needlework of, [133], [136];
offers rewards, [221], [222];
produced from goat’s mucus or saliva, [320], [325], [326];
Rākshasī cannot eat her, [238], [240];
refuses to cook buffalo meat, [161];
rides on horse, [337];
saved by carpenter’s son, [20];
saves husband, [140], [141], [304], [305], [311]–[313], [321], [322], [326]–[328];
selected as K. by elephant, [155];
sentenced to death, [283];
set afloat in river or sea, [151], [283]–[285];
sings songs, [15];
sold, [131], [132], [136], [137];
supervisor of shipping, [127];
teaches arts and sciences, [127];
thrown into well, [145];
visited by Prince, [25], [129];
woman takes her place, [145]
Princesses, dig tunnel, [313];
give charmed articles to Prince, [312], [313], [321], [322], [326], [327];
seven, [407]
Prognostics, [34], [38], [41], [42], [46], [48], [121], [122], [151], [192], [237], [280]