Wooden flying car, [21], [22];
horse, [22], [30], [44];
peacock, [18], [20], [21], [23], [24], [26], [27]
Wrestling, [147], [177], [178]
Yakā, and tom-tom beater, [294];
afraid of man, [292], [293],
of woman, [288], [290];
cakes offered to, [209];
causes sickness, [208];
compact with man, [292];
driven out of persons, [289], [290];
gifts not to be divulged, [294], [295];
gives man hidden treasure, [292], [293];
imprisons youth in tree, [379];
lived in tree, [288];
pleased with tom-tom beating, [294];
possesses persons who become insane, [288]–[290],
their actions are his, [289]
Yakās divide treasure, [292], [293];
frightened by men, [293];
throw sand or stones, [89]
Yaksanī, and youth, [269] ff.;
carries off youth in sack, [270]–[273];
creates gems, [303];
eats daughter and drinks bowl of blood, [273];
killed by youth, [274];
married Prince, [307]
Yaksa-vedarāla, [288]–[290];
drives out Yakā, [289]–[290]
Youth, and Yaksanī, [269];
becomes Rākshasa while alive, [374];
creates cake tree, [270];
escapes from Yaksanī, [271]–[273];
finds stolen goods, [242], [243];
imprisoned inside tree, [377]–[379];
in chank shell, [355];
learns spell, [242], [243];
makes brothers give him articles, [252], [256];
son of Brāhmaṇa and Rākshasī, [241];
foolish, [70] ff.
Youths, three, recover sister from Rākshasa, [251]–[256];
two, graze Gamarāla’s cattle, [248], [250]
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