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Various. Sagas from the Far East; or, Kalmouk and Mongolian Traditionary Tales
Sagas from the Far East; or, Kalmouk and Mongolian Traditionary Tales
Table of Contents
The Saga of the Well-and-wise-walking Khan
Dedication
Tale I
The Woman Who Sought Her Husband in the Palace of Erlik Khan
Tale II
Tale III
Tale IV
Tale V
Tale VI
Tale VII
Tale VIII
Tale IX
Tale X
Tale XI
Tale XII
Tale XIII
Tale XIV
Tale XV
Tale XVI
Tale XVII
Tale XVIII
Tale XIX
Tale XX
Tale XXI
Tale XXII
Tale XXIII
Conclusion of the Adventures of the Well-and-wise-walking Khan
The Saga of Ardschi-Bordschi and Vikramâditja’s Throne
Historical Notice of Vikramâditja
The Saga of Ardschi-Bordschi and Vikramâditja’s Throne
The Boy-King
The False Friend1
The Pretended Son
Ardschi-Bordschi discovers Vikramâditja’s Throne
The Sûta tells Ardschi-Bordschi concerning Vikramâditja’s Birth
The Sûta tells Ardschi-Bordschi concerning Vikramâditja’s Youth
The Sûta tells Ardschi-Bordschi concerning Vikramâditja’s Deeds
Vikramâditja acquires another Kingdom
Vikramâditja makes the Silent speak
Who invented Woman?7
The Voice-charmer9
The Sûta tells Ardschi-Bordschi concerning the Seventy-one Parrots and their Adviser
How Naran Gerel swore falsely and yet told the Truth
Notes
Preface
Dedication
Tale I
Tale II
Tale III
Tale IV
Tale V
Tale VI
Tale VII
Tale VIII
Tale IX
Tale X
Tale XI
Tale XII
Tale XIII
Tale XIV
Tale XV
Tale XVI
Tale XVII
Tale XVIII
Tale XIX
Tale XX
Tale XXI
Tale XXII
Tale XXIII
Historical Notice of Vikramâditja
The Boy-King
The False Friend
The Pretended Son
Ardschi-Bordschi discovers Vikramâditja’s Throne
Vikramâditja’s Birth
Vikramâditja’s Youth
Vikramâditja acquires another Kingdom
Vikramâditja makes the Silent speak
The Wise Parrot
Glossary-Index
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