Folk-Tales From Tibet

by William Frederick Travers O'Connor

26 chapters5h 8mEnglish1906

About this book

The author accumulated these short stories of Tibetan folklore during his time in Tibet. He selected the stories that best represented Tibet's culture, avoiding stories imported from other cultures. Summary by Kyle Stadelhofer

Chapters (25)

1Story No. 01 - How the Hare Got His Split Lip

434

2Story No. 02 - The Story of the Tiger and the Man

592

3Story No. 03 - The Story of Good Faith

799

4Story No. 04 - The Story of the Two Neighbors

623

5Story No. 05 - The Story of the Cat and the Mice

433

6Story No. 06 - The Story of the Foolish Young Mussulman

1361

7Story No. 07 - The Kyang, the Fox, the Wolf and the Hare

464

8Story No. 08 - The Frog and the Crow

247

9Story No. 09 - The Hare and the Lions

476

10Story No. 10 - The Sheep, the Lamb, the Wolf and the Hare

425

11Story No. 11 - The Story of How the Hare Made a Fool of the Wolf

765

12Story No. 12 - The Mouse's Three Children

839

13Story No. 13 - The Jackals and the Tiger

431

14Story No. 14 - The Story of the Three Thieves

1198

15Story No. 15 - The Story of the Boy with the Deformed Head

1170

16Story No. 16 - The Prince and the Ogre's Castle

1494

17Story No. 17 - The Story of the Stone Lion

885

18Story No. 18 - The Story of the Lama's Servant

881

19Story No. 19 - The Country of the Mice

848

20Story No. 20 - The Story of the Tortoise and the Monkey

577

21Story No. 21 - The Story of Room Bacha and Baki

1206

22Story No. 22 - The Story of the Home-bred Boy

841

23Story No. 22 - The Story of the Home-bred Boy (continued)

651

24Story No. 22 - The Story of the Home-bred Boy (continued)

322

25Some Verses from Tibetan Love Songs

163

Folk-Tales From Tibet

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Chapters (25)

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