Yu.E. Berezkin, E.N. Duvakin

Thematic classification and distribution of folklore and mythological motifs by area

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B28. Traveling converter.

.26. (.34.) .40.-.43.46.48.49.55.56.59.61.-.69.

Traveling from one area to another, the character consistently turns people into birds and animals, stones, sanctuaries, establishes cultural norms, and determines biological creature features, terrain, etc.

Chinese, (Tuvans), Northern Alaska Inupiate, Kuchin, Upper Kuskokvim, Southern Tutchoni, Quakiutl, Nootka, Makah, Lillouet, Thompson, Quileut, Quinolt, Comox, Squamish, Chalkomel, lummi, clallam, twana (skokomish), Puget Sound, Upper Chehalis, Kurdalen, Lower Chinook, Tillamook, Alsea, Tutuni, Upper Coquill, Takelma, Kalapuya, Modoc, Wichita, Shasta, North Payut, Panamint, Western and northern shoshoni, goshiute, utah, southern payute, chemeuevi, kamsa and ingano, paez, sikuani, taulipan, arecuna, siona, sekoya, coreguaje, mayhuna, cofan, cubeo, yagua, shipaya, Conchuco, Peru's central coast, Inca, Aymara, Amuesha, Ashaninka, Machigenga, Eseeha, Moseten, Chimane, Itonama, Siriono, Kuikuro, Kayabi, Paresi, Karazha, Tapirape.

China - Korea. Chinese (southern China) [Lu Yin descended from heaven to become emperor; his earthly mother asks the statue in the temple why all the statues bow to him; receives an answer, decides what is more I should not thank my neighbor for borrowing salt or bread from her; the neighbors were afraid: after becoming emperor, LEE executes those who did not give him something at one time, and in general executes everyone; upon learning about this, The jasper emperor sent the Gromov (Donnergrafen) to take LI's imperial body and give the body of a beggar in return; when Thunder had already changed everything, LI's mother told her son to fall with his mouth to the night pot; The Jasper Emperor ordered not to change his mouth because it was unclean (thunders are afraid of sewage); becoming poor, LEE went on a journey {then all episodes are related to certain place names, but they are difficult to identify}; people built the pagoda, LI asked for permission to build one floor; he was not allowed; the pagoda had 8 tiers the next morning {the pagoda's body should have an even number of faces and an odd number of tiers}; people removed one, then there were 6 tiers ; realized that these were LI's jokes; elsewhere people raised water to irrigate the field, LI asked them for tea; they said they did not have enough for themselves, they would help them work better; LI ordered that in this field there would never be water; so far, the water supplied there immediately disappears; on Mount Lee sat down to hide his need and pricked against a tree; demolished the top and ordered these plants to no longer have sharp tips It was; in another place, where there was a big house, a rich feast was held for LI; LI: the house is big, the tower is high - you can easily carry the dead; people are offended; old man: will I die? LEE: Only once every 1,000 years one death, once every 10,000 years a couple dies; since then, people in this family have died in very old age, and a child only once every thousand years; elsewhere, LI has also been treated generously; he did so that people in this family know how to share values (Kostbarkeiten Bescheid); during the rain, LI and the carpenter took refuge in a cave; the carpenter advised LI to talk less; he said that the cave would now collapse; the carpenter put his staff against the ceiling, but the cave collapsed; since then, an echo has been heard - LEE answers]: Eberhard 1941, No. 102:185-189.

(Wed. Southern Siberia - Mongolia. Tuvans (Kara-Khem) [it was a long time ago, when the rivers dried up from the heat and the birds' beaks melted; Anchi Kara was orphaned, the last goats were slaughtered, the game could not be found; he began to sing and all the animals gathered for him ; then they disappeared; the raven told him to take three beads out of his nest, swallow them to understand the language of birds and animals; AK hears two herons talking; they talk about a lama who read a holy book, threw out, stole a tripod from someone else's yurt, put it on his head, the tripod was hot, the llama went bald; then the conversation was a hare, a wild cat, a wild ram, a wild boar and a fox; everyone says how he will kill human; hare: he will look with his own oblique eyes and the man will bend; boar: slaughter with fangs; ram - cares; cat - breaks with claws; fox - scratches with claws and slaughter with its tail; AK is enough for everyone, tells you not to attack people, but to do what these animals are doing now; he did not grab the fox, she ran away by herself; AK comes to Darynsa Khan, whose daughter Nagyr Chechek is blind; that bald lama is nearby; AK said about what he learned from herons, promised to cure LF; hears two swans talking; LF will cure the juice of blue flowers growing in the sky; swans promised to bring flowers; the lama advises the khan to cut off AK's arms and head if he will not heal the NF before sunset; at the last moment, the swans brought flowers and the LF saw the light; but, at the instigation of the lama, the khan promises to give AK his daughter only if he gets out of the hole; he was thrown in a hole, the exit was blocked with stones; realizing that AK understands their language, the mice dug out; now the khan sends AK south to kill the shulbus; swans teach you to find a black foal with a white spot on its forehead, ride it to a long snake, ask her to wrap rings around the shulbus, knock out his only eye with an arrow himself; the shulbus died, the vaults of his cave collapsed; the khan drove the lama away, and AK married the NF and took him to Kara-Khem]: Taube 1978, No. 30: 137-146).

The Arctic. Northern Alaska Inupiate (nunamiut) [at first animals were like humans, only in human form retained the nose of the corresponding animal; father Kayaktuaguniktuu ("good manager kayak") tried to kill him several times; he left; his mother gave him akutaq (Eskimo "ice cream") goodbye; when approaching animal people, he must be licked four times, these creatures will be like himself; he marries a caribou, lives in a herd; the wife is afraid to cross the lake because she has only two fingers; he hits her, she runs, becoming a caribou, who now have a third joint on her hoof; K. comes to a village where pregnant women have their bellies cut; marries; wife is giving birth, everyone is crying; K. helps her give birth normally, since then women have not died leaving offspring; K. comes to musk rats, marries; these people just lick the juice; they're horrified when K. swallows pieces of meat; surprised when he defecates; K. tells them to lick the crap, which also makes them anuses; one of the partridge men shoots K. he dodges, kills all the partridges with arrows; the giant throws his ulu knife at K.; K. catches it, throws it back, cutting off the giant's right hand; he throws his left hand; with his teeth; dies when the ulu cuts He has a throat; a piece of fin tree tries to attack him, he kills him with arrows, blood flows; this cannibal dies]: Gubser 1965:39-42.

Subarctic. Kuchin: McGary 1984:396-407 [Ch'iteehaakwaii and Wolverine spend the night in the woods, leave their pants to dry by the fire; Ch. quietly swaps their pants and Wolverine's pants; spies, sees how Wolverine throws her pants into the fire, thinking she is throwing off Ch.; Ch. leaves in the morning; Wolverine promises to go too when she makes herself new pants; Ch. comes to the Lynx woman, she feeds him; passes by, Wolverine sails away; Ch. meets them and his family; sails on; the woman invites him to her place, gives him a man, he does not eat; sees that she is an Otter; tells her to eat fish from now on; he throws something at her, then again, a mink jumps out of her ass, then a caress; (in many versions they lived in a woman's vagina, killed men during copulation); Ch. tells the caress to eat mice], 430-442 [ Ch'iteehaakwaii sees Catfish hooking unsuccessfully; hears noise, having fun somewhere nearby, but there are only bunny tails; replies to the old woman that he just walks on the ground so that people can have food; the person {apparently the same Catfish} asks him what and how to do it; Ch. tells him to dance; Catfish makes his body out of the caribou spine, his head from the head of a dead Eskimo, his ass from a knife scabbard from rabbit skin (into that he stuck his butt), picks up fish caviar, let there be as many children, catfish liver "Eskimo ice cream" will be his liver, let people be treated with it (for skin diseases); Ch. gives catfish shoots at the head - let the fish think that worms swim up, catfish will swallow fish; Let the pike swallow another fish once a month and then digest it; so Ch. did first ancestor animals]; upper chuskoquim [two sons complain to their father that their uncle Ch'ititazkane is just sitting at home asking them to melt the snow and bring him a drink; father advises bringing it brother water with dog crap; C. is offended, leaves; a man kills beavers, bakes one, gives C.; in the morning there are no signs of a fire, it was Wolverine; C. makes a boat; takes the chest bone as a model for the frame black grouse (Dendragapus canadensis); asks who will sew the birch bark coating; hears a response from the forest and coastal willow; spies on two pretty young girls sew; in the morning sees that one has small stitches, the other has large ones, and her hair was disheveled; opens large stitches, calls again, the neat girl finishes her work; C. tries to grab her, but she flew away; C. will tar the boat, swims along the river; someone from the shore tried to grab him, C. stabbed the attacker in the eye; it was the Mouse, so the mice have small eyes; C. sees a trap on the river, falls into it, pretends to be dead; catcher brings him home, is surprised that the prey blows the winds; puts a baton under C.'s head, he jumps up, kills the owner, the old woman falls on the tail, so the wolverines have a flat tail; Wolverine's wife climbed in at the tree, began to write from there; C. left her alone, returned to the boat; the man spikes salmon; C. turns into salmon, takes the tip; this is the beak of a seagull; C. comes to that man, that asks if he did not deprive him of his tip; a girl comes to C. in the parking lot; he sees that she was making human skin; she does not agree with her, wants to know how she kills people; she spreads his legs, He sticks his wand, takes out half; thinks he killed him; but he jumps up, kills it with a truncheon; comes to people who don't know what a dream is; he falls asleep, they think he's dead; he teaches them to sleep; C. sees a bear sleeping on the shore with its blueberry-smeared ass out; C. tells him that he will not sleep like this; the bear runs away into the forest; since then, the bears have not slept at the shore]: Deaphon et al. s.a.: 74-84; southern tutchoni [Äsúya (Beaver, clever) walks on the ground, correcting animals that ate people; spends the night in the forest with Wolverine; he offers to dry moccasins; Ä. changes imperceptibly moccasins in places; at night Wolverine gets up, pushes her own moccasins into the fire; in the morning Ä. walks on the ice of the lake; Wolverine chases but freezes; Ä. throws the corpse into the water, says that wolverines will no longer kill people; Ä. comes to a huge Bear; he turns his daughter into a pretty girl; offers to hunt a grizzly that takes and eats any prey; gives Ä. sedge arrows; the grizzly is the Bear's daughter; sedge arrows bounce off her, Ä. hits her with his flint arrow, but she is only injured; Ä. turns into a beaver, hides in the middle of the lake; she tells Kulik to drink water, looks for a beaver in the mud with her Father Bear; Ä. asks yellow legs (tringa flavipes, long-legged bird) to hole in his stomach Kulik; Ulit asks Kulik to allow him to collect worms for his kids, makes a hole, water pours out, the Bear and the Bear are drowning; (the episode with eagles - p. 85-96); Ä. comes to the eagles' nest -cannibals; asks the chicks which one is the biggest talker; the female and the male nod at each other; Ä. knows that the male is lying, pierces him with a sharp stick; the eagle arrives with snow; the female chick answers that her brother had a headache, he went down to look for cold water, disappeared; that the foreign smell is half of the man brought by his mother; Ä. pulls the Eagle down, kills; the eagle arrives with hail, the same; Ä. teaches a female chick to eat rabbits, partridges, etc., no longer eat humans; (tendon harvesting - p. 97); Ä. asks the Mouse where to get tendons for the bowstring; she shows a huge animal lying in a clearing; Ä. asks to climb from below, gnaw the hair on his chest; Ä. hits the beast with an arrow at this place, takes tendons; a huge worm in the mountains kills hunters; Ä. lures him out of his lair, cuts him apart with a spear, throws him off the mountain, the blood turns into ocher; the cannibal invites hunters to hunt mountain sheep, leads to a cliff, collides, his wife is below finishes them off with a brass stick; Ä. confronts him, his wife mistakenly finishes off her husband; at night, Ä. comes to her plague, kills her; Äsúya kills a porcupine; it turns out that porcupines are dogs Mice; Ä. lives with Mice, gets a wife; while hunting, waits for an elk (moose) to be chased by, but only forest turkeys fly by; people are dissatisfied; then he easily kills, brings turkeys; those they hardly take away some meat, making a stretcher out of feathers; Ä. got wet after falling through the ice; began to dry his pants; they smell a strong smell of fat, he is told to leave, otherwise a snake will crawl out from under the ice - huge waterworm; Ä. leaves pants on the mountain; people shoot at the snake, but their arrowheads are made of leaves; Ä. kills the snake with its arrows; tells them not to go to bed with their heads where they lie pieces of snake meat; some lay down, their heads froze to the bed; floats along the river in a boat; ropes with human bones are stretched across the river; they rattle when touched; Ä. touches the second, goes out Chäzhru (C., mink woman); tries to feed Ä. human, give her urine; The mouse secretly gives Ä. roots to eat; C. killed men stunned by her urine, devouring them in bed with her own urine backwards {rectum; apparently still with a vagina}; Ä. asks the Mouse to hole C.'s boat, sails away in his own; C. chases, sinks; leaves these C. mittens on a branch on the island; when she wakes up, she sees C. herself there; she sleeps on her back with her legs apart to eat whoever lies with her; he pierces her ass (vagina?) with a hot spear, the corpse burns; comes to the mountainside; lowers the ski to test, it gets stuck halfway; gently goes down there, so copper blades; he puts his clothes on them, hides himself {from it follows that he pretends to be on the blades); Wolverine carries him to his home; when he jumps over the stream, the imaginary dead man lets the wind; clings to branches, preventing him from walking; children at home Wolverines say that game blinks; Wolverine looks for a knife, Ä. jumps up, kills everyone with a club; cubs jump out of Wolverine's pregnant wife; one female manages to climb a tree; Ä. walks away, catches her in a trap; lets her go, teaching her to eat small animals, not humans}; two Partridges try to kill Ä. with clubs, he manages to shoot them with a bow; cuts off their legs; a huge beast kills everyone; Ä. tells a woman to climb a tree to the platform, take vessels of boiling water with her; she throws a vessel, then the second one into the mouth of the beast, the one boiled from the inside dies; by the end of the journey, the horny Ä.'s spoon has been wiped to holes; it hits the head with it, kills the Cannibal Otter]: Workman 2000:91-115.

NW Coast. Quakiutl [people know Kanekilah is coming; everyone is busy preparing the weapon they are going to kill him with; unrecognized K. asks for a closer look at this weapon; uses it to transform the character; Deer: I'll sharpen these shells to slaughter the Kanekilah Organizer; Kanekilah turns him into a deer, sprinkled with crushed shells; from Mink's spears, the Raccoon makes it tails; makes four blind women sighted, turns them into ducks; a man and a woman have genitals on the forehead, K. places them in the groin; leaves a person with many mouths on his body only one mouth; turns Oldest to stone; turns Perch into perch]: Boas 1910, No. 16:201-209; Nootka [people know the Converter is coming; everyone is busy preparing the weapon they are going to kill him with; unrecognized P. asks for a closer look at the relevant object; uses it to transform the character]: Boas 1895, No. XIII.1 [=2002:245-246; two Transducers descend from the sky; the inhabitants of the earth they know that they will turn into humans and real animals, gather advice; Deer ("son of a deer"): I'm not afraid I'll kill them; took two shells, put them on a stone; two came up and asked what he was doing; Deer: I'm getting ready to kill P.; they ask them to look at the shells, stick them in his head, tell him to shake his head, the shells turned into horns, the character into a deer, he ran away; P. came to the village, turned everyone in animals and birds; the Otter had a long spear, Beaver had a long wide knife, now their tails; after the animals became animals, a couple of people appeared in each village; let the tribes speak in different languages, some will be strong and others weak; P. gave people berries, shells, fish - everything they need for life; taught them how to get food, use medicinal herbs and turn to Heaven, where P. are]: 98; 1916, No. 6 [converter - Young man from snot, see motif L38; spear to tail: otter, raccoon, beaver, marten; two stone hammers in paws: bear; two knives from shells to horn: deer], 910-911; Clutesi 1967 [The deer sharpens two shells to make knives; answers the unrecognized Transformer that he will kill the Transducer with them; he asks for shells, puts the Deer on his head, turns his deer, shells in ears]: 93-97; Sapir, Swadesh 1939, No. 10 [tail club: beaver; knife in ears: deer; spear to tail: otter, raccoon, wolf, mink; claws (weapons) Puma, Eagle in claws puma, eagle]: 46-51; poppies: Swan 1869 in Dall 1884:108 and in Edmonds, Clark 1998:12-14 [The Sun and Month brothers descend from the sky, summon all creatures, turn them into animals and plants; the thief chief was made a seal to now he was fishing himself; a fisherman with a spear, a great blue heron; a fisherman who stole a shell necklace - a kingfisher; two spots, a crow and a crow; the son of Blue Jay, who did not want to be a bird, not fish - mink; fat man - cedar, old man - fir; eternally dissatisfied - crab apple tree (with acidic fruits); thin with stiff muscles - alder; this is how these two created a world for people (they turned creatures so that people can make bows and arrows, oars, steamed roofs, use them for firewood to have berries, etc.)]; Densmore 1939 [one episode only; Quati: I'll cut these shells to cut that who will come to change our appearance; The converter turns it into a deer]: 213.

The coast is the Plateau. Lillouette [woman masturbates with an edible root, gives birth to a son; lies to him that his father drowned; he is going to kill Water, she replies that she did not kill his father; mother tells her son others stories that turn out to be lies; a son in anger throws her into a lake; travels the land, turning people into animals, fish, rocks (no details)]: Teit 1898, No. I: 95-96; Thompson: Teit 1898, No. II [three the brothers go, turn the landslide dugout and basket into stone (see motif L36); the dugout, the steam room, the Coyote's pantry; the Moose; turn the cannibals Eagle and Skunk into ordinary animals; the girl goes out to meet turns the brothers themselves into rocks]: 42-45; 1917b, No. 2 [two Converters, Cesulian and Seculia, travel down the river. Fraser; they teach people how to work; the person who insulted them and his people are turned into stone; another person tied a boy to the forest, demanding that he fish with his hands; transducers teach how to fish for real], 3 [the Quatquetl brothers travel, turn the ones they meet into animals and stones, kill monsters, making them harmless animals and plants]: 13-14, 15-20; quileout [Queti goes when he meets different people; everyone sharpens their weapons, says they are going to kill the world transducer; he praises the weapon, turns those he meets into a deer (knife - ears), a beaver ( club - tail), otter (spear - tail); creates tribes; turns dogs into Macae Indians]: Andrade 1931, No. 27:83-85; Clark 1953:122-124; Farrand, Mayer 1919 [Kweeti travels; first meets a White Man, tells him to have only one wife; Beaver sharpens the stone tip, replies that he is waiting for K. to kill him; K. puts a point to his ass, turns it into a tail; Deer sharpens the shells, replies that K. is waiting for him, he makes his ears out of his shells; on the Kvitz River, K. spits on his hands, throws mud spools into the river, they turn into Quetzush Indians (made of mud); Hoh Indians walk in their arms, holding nets between their legs; K. puts them on their feet; in Kvileuti turns wolves into people, tells them to fish; in Ozette creates Indians from two dogs; in Nii Bay he teaches people to fish]: 251-252; quinalt [Misp meets people walking upside down and having other oddities; puts people on their feet, gives tools; The deer replies that he sharpens knives- kill Misp's shells; he turns him into a deer, shell knives into ears]: Farrand 1902, No. 1:83-85; comox [Kumsnō'otl ("our big brother") came down from heaven; in humans all over his body mouths, he laughs like a hundred people, K. turned him into stone; the cod sorcerer into cod; the monstrous octopus swallows everyone; K. covered himself with hot stones, the octopus rushed at him, burned himself; K. cut scattered it into pieces, they turned into current octopuses; paints birds, makes the crow black (see motif B82); makes water flow in different directions in the strait at high tide, not always into one; The deer sharpens two shells, replies that he is waiting for K. to come, he will kill him; K. asks for shells, pierces the deer into the head, turns the shells into horns, the Deer into a deer (the last episode in section XIX.1.25:428)]: Boas 2002, No. VIII.1:177-180; squamish [three transducers travel; ask the crane why it needs a spear; kill the transducers; show me; they broke the spear, one part made a crane's nose, the other two legs; told them to fly away; so the cranes were long-legged]: Kuipers 1967, No. 2:229-230; chalkomel (lower reaches of the Fraser River) [Qäls (Kels; in in some episodes, this is either one man or three brothers and sister) travels, turning the first ancestors and correcting their defects; a young man with dogs chases an elk; K. turned the young man and dogs into stones, an elk the four-star bucket of the Ursa Major; children crying in the Pleiades; a man who made the journey long, causing a blizzard, into the stones (let him smoke a pipe, mixing his sister's menstrual blood into the tobacco); The magpie who killed his wife at forty (see motif M15); a man with a small mouth and a big belly in a fish; a red-faced man with red stubble on his arms and legs in a snake; a rattlesnake in a rattlesnake; Salmon in salmon ; the woman has genitals on her chest; K. placed them down her abdomen; first made them out of birch bark - stiff; then from tendons; other men and women had genitals on the forehead, K. placed them where they are now; Coyote used a hole in a tree, K. made him a real woman out of a cedar bast; turns a man with one leg into a stone; turned a woman with a toothy womb into a rock, before that she bit off Norke's hand; turns harpooned salmon into stone]: Boas 1895, No. III.1:19-24 (=2002:95-101); chalkomel (covichan) [Kels descends to the ground; travels, turning people into animals (raven, seagull, blue jay, etc.) and stones; a man sharpens shells; replies that he makes spear tips to kill K.; he turns him into a deer, shells into ears; a group of people fry fish on in the sun; K. teaches them to make fire by friction]: Boas 1895, № IV. 1:45-47 (=2002:135-138); Lummi [the young man replies to Shelas that he is preparing a weapon to pierce Shelas; he takes up arms see, pierces a young man's wrists, turns him into a deer]: Stern 1934:109; clallam: Gunther 1925:119-120 [alders dry, Beaver causes rain; the flood floods the ground; Ashaez descends from sky, turns first ancestors into plants and animals; asks who they want to be; Deer, Frog, Moose; Turns the Crow and the Raven into two rocks], 143-144 [Converter turns Kekayash into rotten wood, mountain, sand; he regains his appearance every time; imposes himself as fellow travelers; an old woman makes a necklace, becomes a kingfisher; a man makes a necklace out of shells, became a deer; all creatures and areas changed; the octopus swallowed the Converter; K. let himself be swallowed, cut the octopus from the inside; the pieces turned into ordinary octopuses]; twana (skokomish ) [Cais, the Sun, creates the world and people; they behave badly; he goes down, turns them into animals and stones; the deer replies that he makes a knife out of the shell kill K.; he turns him into a deer; the second race is destroyed by fire, two men and their wives are saved; the third by rain flooding the earth; a man with children is saved on the mountain; later, a cold winter is also sent to punish people]: Boas 1895, VI.1:56-57; Puget Sound [two sisters dig the roots of the fern, stay overnight on the prairie; one wants a white star as her husband, the other a red star; when they wake up, they are in the sky; the white star - old man, red - young; husbands do not tell me to dig deep roots; the older sister is pregnant, the youngest is sitting by the smoke hole so as not to see her cry because she has an old husband; when the boy grew up, he dug a hole, from there the wind, the husbands immediately felt it, but the women managed to close the hole; weaved the rope and went down with the child; while everyone was swinging on the rope, and for An old toad looks at the child, the boy was stolen by the salmon (this is the next Month); the mother found a rotten tree in the cradle, moistened the diaper, squeezed it five times, a second boy appeared (the future Sun); yellow woodpecker goes looking for the Month, can not pass between the crushing rocks; the same another woodpecker, raven, osprey; the blue jay flew by; the month promised to come later; inserted a stick between the rocks so that the blue jay could slip back; A month married to a woman who is one of the salmon; his son does not want to let him go; Month: a new generation is coming, and you (i.e. salmon) will be food; The month was first mistaken, telling the salmon to go down only then did he tell me to go up; meets people fighting; What are you doing? - We fight; he turned them into birds and stones; turned little slaves into snipes; fishermen and people in the swamp into two types of ducks; people on the beach into oysters; people know that the Month changes the nature of people they meet, they want it kill; others argue about day and night, some want light and darkness every day, bear wants day and night to last for a year; now the bear sleeps all winter; the deer makes the tip of a spear; Month: what are you doing? - I want to kill the Transformer; Month: If you're a deer, they'll eat you; Norka argues with the Month who is who; Norka could not change the Month, and he turned it into a stick; he's Mink again; The Month cut him - the current minks turned out; four women drag each other by the hair; - We train to pull onions; The month turned them into 4 types of edible plants; made a man on the lake a beaver; carrying salmon - otter; Wild Cat roasts salmon, fell asleep; He ate everything for a month, the leftovers are in his face, now it has stripes, he has become a cat; 5 brothers are playing: fire, fire! It's all on fire; the trail: here, my grandson! but the quiver of the Month is burnt; across the river, old man Echo; only repeats: bring a boat! The month has passed by itself, began to fight Echo; bird: take the Echo giblets that hang on the wall of the dugout; the Echo echoed; the blue heron uses its head as a hammer, because stones and sticks alive; The Month made them with stones and sticks, made the Heron of Herons; The month gathered everyone to determine who should shine during the day and who should shine at night; tried the yellow hammer, but there was little light; raven, coyote, woodpecker is dark; hummingbirds are better, but the day is very short; younger brother The sun offered to be the sun for the Month, but it is too hot, the water is boiling; the Sun has begun to shine during the day, the Month at night; the old toad woman is now visible at night on the disc of the Month; the rope on which they swayed was up to the sky; Month: you can climb; but the Rat gnawed it, the Month turned it into a rat; the rocks on the mountain were transformed people; the Indians were relatives Months]: Ballard 1929 [husbands learn about a ban violation when they feel the wind blowing from a hole]: 68-71; Upper Chehalis: Adamson 1934, No. 45 [Brother Spear catches fish and eats alone, and his sister collects fern rhizomes and when he brings them, the brother comes to eat them; realizing that she is deceived, the sister leaves; where the sky meets the ground, she marries Salmon, she has a child; the Spear comes there; the old man calls the elk kills, takes the carcass out of the skin with its legs, tells the moose to leave, the moose (i.e. the skin with legs) leaves; the sister's sister Spear's sister's sister (her name is the End of the World) gives him a fraction of berries, but there are many of them, all do not eat; at dusk, salmon people come into the house to dance, each holding an object to catch or cook fish; for example, 5 types of salmon; the End of the World killed Sister Spear's child, cooked ordered not to throw away the bones; then the bones were covered with a handkerchief, the child came to life; like this every day; on the fifth day, the Spear hid his cheek bone with meat; the child could not be revived, he died; his sister told him to leave; he came to Thunder's house, he allowed the Spear to take his daughter; his father-in-law teaches the Spear to become Thunder, he fails, he is afraid that he will be killed, leaves; he marries in another house, cannot get up in the morning, she sticks to his back board; the old woman separates her, tells her to leave - these are the Resin People; the Spear comes to the old man, he warns: when you meet another old man, you have to climb a dry spruce tree, its bark will fall on him, otherwise he will eat ; that old man is killed by bark, the Spear burned him; the giant offers his daughter, asks for help to defeat another who breaks his peaks; the giants began to fight, the Spear killed both; comes to the blind old woman, blows She saw the light; warned her to shoot first when Puma met; Spear killed, burned Puma; Wild Rhubarb screams that they would kill the Spear but would not recognize him; he turned them into wild rhubarb; houses Spear My sister is waiting; it has turned into a flower that blooms in May, the children play with it; my sister has also become something], 87 [Xwan makes two girls out of salmon milk; my wives address them , they run away; the old woman shakes the baby on the swing, the girls kidnap him with a rotten deck; his mother conceived him from a blue stone, he is the Month; she squeezes his diapers, makes his brother out of urine Sun; Blue Jay goes west, slips under five barriers that fall and rise; Month is the husband of the women who kidnapped him; they gave birth to bushes and trees, the youngest is the mother of all fish; When Soyka finds the Month, he makes arrows, the fragment hits Jay's eye; the Month says goodbye to his fish children; on the way to earth, he turns monsters into objects (mat trowel, wind barrier, cochadyk); various Herbs answer that they want to kill the Month, he turns them into herbs; The Deer makes a spear to kill the Month, he makes his ears out of it; a woman puts passers-by on a swing, rocks, people crash against a rock; Woodpecker helps her; The month is unharmed, rocks a woman, she breaks; five women breathe fire; stone, wood, water cannot cover the Month (burn, split, boil), path covers; another woman lies with her legs open; The month knocks out her vaginal teeth and splits her in half with a hammer and a moose horn wedge; The month rises to heaven to shine during the day, but too hot; the weak Sun Brother should have shone at night but is afraid of ghosts; The month becomes the month, the Sun becomes the sun], 88 [Geese do not tell xWαnä'xwαne to look down at people if he is wants to fly with them; S. sees a man, scolds him, Geese leave S. on the mountain, take their wings; he kills an owl, descends on its wings; meets a monster woman, she carries camas tubers, he exchanges tubers on a bead, but it's not a bead, but a stick; runs ahead several times and repeats the trick, says that their five brothers look the same; a woman collects bees into the basket, leaves them on a stump, tells a stump close when S. gets in; the stump closes, the bees dazzle him; the woodpecker cut the hole, S. got out, made his imaginary eyes out of dandelion flowers, came to the Snail, pretends to measure it house; what she sees extremely far away; The snail agreed to change eyes; when the dandelions withered, she is completely blind; S. caught salmon, baked it, turned milk into two girls; S. tries to get along with the girls, they run away; an old woman shakes a baby on the swing; girls kidnap him with a rotten deck; his mother conceived him from a blue stone, he is a Month; she squeezes his diapers, makes his brother's urine the Sun; Blue Jay goes west, finds the Month; the Month is the husband of the women who kidnapped him; they gave birth to him bushes and trees, the youngest is the mother of all fish; the Month says goodbye to his fish children; on the way to earth turns the wrong world into a real world; the Raven has put hundreds of people across the river as a living peak; the Month has turned the Raven into a crow, ordered carrion to eat, taught him how to make peaks from sticks; man beats himself with a hammer on the head, flattening a piece of bark; The month taught me to do this using a stone rather than his head as an anvil; Partridges dance on pieces of meat to cook it; The month shows how make a fire drill; then the Month destroys monsters; S. gave him his hat, the Month put it on, then the Sun and the Month became cross-eyed; the Month rises to shine during the day, but too much hot; the weak Brother-Sun should have shone at night, but is afraid of ghosts, gives too little light at night; the Month becomes the month, the Sun becomes the sun]: 87-94, 158-169, 173-177; kordalen [woman every day she goes to dig rhizomes (probably hogfennel, Peucedanum palustre, marsh mustard); her mother looks after her son; he has grown up, asks about his father, the grandmother replies that he did not have a father; he threatens to kill her with a stick, she admits that his father is the rhizome of a mustard plaster; the young Chief Son-Root (SK) leaves, summons monstrous fish out of the water, pulls its throat out, turns it into a boat; Pest boy asks him to take him with him, jumps into a boat, the UK just turns him into a pestle; sees a burning tree, comes up, there Grouse (Foolhen, Falcipennis canadensis) touches his burnt eyebrows; the UK tells him peck raw moss, no longer build a house or cook food on fire; and Grouse used to collect moss under his wing, set fire to a tree and throw himself into the fire; a rabbit jumped into a boat, SK killed him; Otter (Fisher) demanded her prey, threatened to hit her tail, began to hit the water with her tail, spraying the UK; he killed her, threw her to the rabbit; comes to the house, there are many children, the hostess tells them that her father will soon return with hunting; children see an Otter killed by the UK, he was their father; SK revives him; enters a house where there is an awl on the walls; takes a large one with patterns, awls dig into it; he sets fire to the house, says that Shilla is no longer will be cannibals, but will become awls for making moccasins; the same in the house where the Combs are; where Bubbles (they will now store tobacco); Kingfisher dives, but the fish slips out; he washes into the bucket from his hands the smell of fish, cooks soup, SR likes it; he makes the Kingfisher claws and beak so that the fish is easy to grab; he must live not in the house, but by the river, eat raw fish; the same with Osprey; by the river there is a man, whose one leg is a spear; SK turns into salmon, harpoons itself, breaks off, carries the tip; harpoons the fish with it; Ostronog sharpens his tibia again; SK comes to him, says that he caught salmon with the tip stuck; Ostronog tries to cover his leg with a cape; SK offers to play hoop and stick on capes, wins, Ostronog is forced to give his own, SK hits him with a stick on the leg, makes it normal, gives a moose horn, tells you to make tips from moose horn, not from your own bone; everyone goes out to meet SK; the ugly Toad causes rain, comes into the house; SK forced to enter her; he addresses her, naming her to varying degrees of kinship, finally says "wife"; she jumps between his eyes; he can't tear her off; Coyote says to choose the Sun and the Moon; Malinovka too hot, Coyote talks about everything he sees; SK says it will be the Month, will go far so that the Toad is not so visible on his face; Toadstool's son is one-eyed, becomes a good Sun - it's not so clear He sees and is not so hot; when the sun is less bright, a one-eyed toadstool can be seen]: Reichard 1947, No. 1:57-63; lower chinook [the girl is taken away by the Bear; she gives birth to a son and a daughter; her four brothers they come to the Bear's house one by one; his son asks to remove his lice, kills young men; the younger fifth brother does not shoot at the pheasant on the way, does not enter the bear house; together with the Bear's daughter, burns the Bear and his son in their house; Bear's wife revives brothers; dives into a lake, turns into a monster; Bear's daughter is married by Chief Blue Jay; she never laughs; promises to laugh if he stands in in the forest on all fours; laughs, devours all men; her husband's legs below the knees disappear; she keeps him in a basket; gives birth to two sons; does not tell them to go down the river; they go, find the bones of people who their mother regurgitated; they find a basket with their father; he says that their mother has become a monster; brothers turn her into a dog, put her father under water; go on a journey; they see a double-headed swan on the lake { possibly a swan with heads at both ends of the body}; the younger one shoots, swims to the bird, disappears; the eldest throws hot stones into the lake; the water boils away; he rips open the bellies of all monsters; in the latter finds a brother holding a swan; revives him; a man is dancing with an oar, while fish jump into his boat; brothers taught him how to fish with a net; another person shoots in the rain because his house has no roof; his brothers taught him how to make a roof; they wash dirt off his skin, mold people out of it, blow on them, people came to life; a man sharpens knives, promises to kill those who fix things; his brothers turned him into a deer by tying him his knives to his head are horns; a woman throws people into the abyss on sharp flints; brothers throw her, cut her body to pieces, throw them in different directions; Indians who live where their feet fall have strong legs; those living where their hair has fallen are long hair; etc.]: Boas 1894a, No. 1:17-21; tillamook [The South Wind wanders, meets various characters; turns some into stones; changes the terrain to the current ones (he makes rapids in one place, destroys the ford across the Columbia River in another), destroys cannibals, etc.; he made all the rocks, rivers, rapids in the world, then returned to salmon land, where it came from]: Thompson, Egesdal 2008:24-43, 47; alsea: Frachtenberg 1920, No. 2 [Coyote summons animal people; determines the habits of each animal and bird; everyone consistently tries on horns; they don't suit anyone, Moose gets them], 25 [Su'ku converter is looking for a place convenient for salmon fishing (when people arrive); sees crows killing sea lions; let crows no longer do this, only let people hunt sea lions; turned other people into seagulls; Rakun rolls stones into the sea to make a bridge across it; S. destroyed what he had done, ordered the bridge don't build; people played shinny, started fighting; S.: playing shinny you can't fight, turned fighters into two trees; saw a girl and her little sister; turned into a baby in a cradle that swam along the river; the baby was first taken by the younger sister, he continued to swim; when the eldest took it, he fell silent; began to feel it, and when he reached the genitals, she threw it into the water; it took on its usual form; leaned down for a drink from the spring; frightened of his reflection; then decided: let my children not be afraid of their reflection; saw a man sleeping; was going to kill several times, but still left him alone; when dozed off, someone tickles him with a pen; this is the man, S. turned him into a wolf; made a good place for salmon fishing; told a man and a woman to live by every river, so many tribes]: 35-55, 233-235 ; tututni ["They see to have a Transformer story of some length, which I could not get. The informant mentioned one SXaila (i.e. the Transformer), who gives names to the animals and people "]: Farrand 1915:241; Upper Coquill: Jacobs 2007:132-135 [Noise-Underground and Big-Thick They say that the ocean is overflowing; people get into boats, but boats and oars turn into snakes; to prevent this from happening, they had to be smeared with crap; a young man escapes at the top of the mountain girl, an old man comes in the boat, his wife, daughter and son with him; the Red Squirrel brings fire to the back of her head, so she has a red head; after a while the waters have descended, the survivors are married, settled again land; Coyote comes to a woman, tells her daughter to bring water; she is afraid that those who come for water are dragged away by Cancer (crawfish); Coyote insists, the girl is coming, Cancer grabs her, Coyote turns Cancer into cancer, his cooked and eaten; two blind women crush acorns; the Coyote slowly picks up a handful; the blind feel it; he cuts through their eyes, turns them into partridges, tells them not to grind the acorns, but to speak out while sitting on branch; a man says they don't go across the river, there's a salmon prison, kills people; the Coyote turns it into a salmon jail; the River Oyster woman lies on her back, offers to copulate, bites off men's penises; Coyote turns it into a river oyster; The deer tries to hook the Coyote, the Coyote tells him to be a deer, deer is hunted], 263-266 [Laska is Norkey's younger naughty brother; they travel; stones fall from the mountain, Laska in front, dodges, almost dies; Mink stabs a knife into the stone, the stone turns into a baked kamas tuber; Mink tells these creatures to be camas tubers, not with rolling stones; the woman lies with her legs apart, calling to copulate; Caress her, wounded; this is a river shell; the mink opens it, throws all the shells into the water, tells them to be shells; answers Laske that the place to sleep is called "Fight Fire"; at night the Fire attacks Laska, he dodges; Mink sleeps peacefully; two blind women grind the seeds (Indan oat) on a grain grater, tell each other to a friend; Laska eats everything unnoticed; they say that Laska must be here; Ostrog attacks, Norka turns it into a prison, catches salmon]; takelma [Daldal (dragonfly) lived near the mouth, along the river chopped bodies swim; goes upstream; shoots an arrow into the sky, it falls to the top of his head, separates from him a second person, his younger brother; they successfully fight oaks and fir trees; they come to Blue Soyke, she is the mother of the forest man K'uk'u; reluctantly agrees to give them her son's big shell in exchange for bundles of dentalium money; son comes, kills her for it; catches up with brothers, demands return the shell; D. breaks his leg with a stone; he weakens and dies, repeats everything they say in front of him (he is probably an echo); the old man always turns into blood, travelers try it, die; younger brother almost died choking, D. extracted blood from his throat with a flint squeezer; the woman offers to warm her back by the fire, D. tries, burns, turns the woman into a burning plant in the swamp; another a woman lies with her legs apart, offers to copulate; Brother D. tries, is wounded; D. puts a push-up in her vagina, turns her into a freshwater shell, throws her into the water, she will become people's food; two blind women crush the seeds; brother D. takes them quietly, ties the women's hair; they accuse each other of stealing, fighting; D. touches their eyes with the burning end of the stick, they see the light; D. looks into the house, there Tendons, this character, tries to burn incoming people; D. turns him into reindeer tendons to attach feathers to arrows; in another house, D. sees baked salmon, eats, Ostrog attacks him; he turns her into a prison to beat salmon; brothers look into two empty houses, an old woman and a girl in the fourth; the girl is afraid to go fetch water; D. sends her, she is grabbed by Cancer, D. turns him into cancer, crayfish cook; brothers meet two bad people, older and younger brothers; defeat them; D. turns the eldest into the Evening Star, the youngest into the Morning Star; tells the Coyote to catch not salmon, but gophers; turns into a low mountain, his younger brother turns high]: Sapir 1909, No. 2:34-42; kalapuya [Coyote travels; in one village shows that cancer is not a monster, but food; in another it is the same about salmon; in the third, people have no mouths; he cuts through the boy's mouth first, then the rest]: Gatschet et al. 1945, No. 2:222-226; modoc [see motive K42; twin brothers kill the woman who killed the woman who killed their parents and swimming on the lake in the form of a monstrous duck; they cut off its head, turn it into a duck whose meat is inedible; the grandmother is angry at them, they go through the hearth, she follows them underground; they go to the west; The duck is their other aunt, she has bloating on her head; they press him down, since then birds and animals do not carry cubs on their heads; they kill the Snake, the Duck's husband; turn live pebbles into ordinary pebbles; the younger brother would like to serve the Month, the elder would like to serve the Sun; the one-legged Thunder pursues them; they kill him, turn into two stars that appear in the spring]: Curtin 1912:95-117.

(Wed. The Midwest. Steppe Cree: Ahenakew 1929 [Vesakaicak invents onions; kills Short Nose cannibals; tells everyone what he will become; an animal of a certain species jumps out of each corpse]: 319-320; Bloomfield 1930, No. 17 [Badger and his wife Skunk give their daughter for a Grizzly; he takes all their meat; Skunk cooks a bunch of bison blood, he turns into a boy; he grows up, hits him to death Grizzly and his sons; flies his arrow to the village of Chief Bear; tells the buffalo to come out of the ground; becomes an ugly mess; the Bear's eldest daughter rejects him, the youngest takes him as her husband; now he handsome again; the older sister asks his mother to disgrace him; the old woman asks him to carry her across the stream, refuses to get off; he turns into blood, she releases it; he turns it into a pig- plant vermilion; throws her eldest daughter against a tree, she becomes an inedible tree fungus; turns the Bear and his people into bears, wolves, foxes and other animals; returns with his wife to her parents; turns them into a badger and a skunk, his wife into a wild cat, turns them into blood, into nothing]: 110-120).

Plains. Wichita: Dorsey 1904a, No. 32 [The deer takes the Young Boy Chief; his sister goes looking for him; the old man kills the deer; the brother and sister return home, he flies with their arrows, she is on the ball and a playwand; he consistently meets animal people who think he is dead; asks the Turkeys why they laugh; Young Boy Chief is dead; throws a handful of ash at the Turkeys, their heads become gray; The Red Bird is crying; when Young Boy Chief was alive, I had food; he gives it wild grapes; Deer are like Turkeys, he makes them big eyes and ears; Opossum is like a bird; he gives it for persimmon fruits for food], 34 [see motif L47; The elk takes Chief Puma, who kills him; the Puma is found by four people sent for him, he turns them into a small hawk, yellow hammer, towhee, red-bird; meets Turkeys (?) and two Possums (as in No. 32); a Coyote who took his wife kills at home]: 218-224, 229-233; (cf. Skidi Pawnee [young man and sister come to the village; he marries an ugly girl, his sister turns her into a beauty; he kills a flint-dressed beast; turns people into birds and animals according to everyone's wishes; he, his sister and wife become Red birds; his wife's parents turn into owls]: Dorsey 1904b, No. 5:24-30).

California. Shasta [Urutsmaxig wanders; all those who wade across the river die; W. enters the river, someone catches him with a hook, W. grabs the clingman, breaks the hook, throws him into the river, throws him after him, turns into newts; there are a pile of dead bodies on the path to the house; in the house the murderer is told not to look, for the leader is coming; he looks, blinks to kill the person who comes up; W. throws pieces of flint into his eyes, that falls into the hearth, burns, W. turns him into a vulture with her feathers and skin torn off; W. marries an old woman's daughter; she asks 1) to hunt a deer (a huge snake tries to swallow him, he kills him her, throwing flint fragments into her mouth), 2) catch fish (rattlesnakes in the water, W. kills them), 3) bring eagle chicks (rattlesnakes in the nest; W. kills them), 4) harpoon salmon (he drags W. for a long time. to the river, but W. kills him); W. brings all the dead snakes and salmon to his mother-in-law; these are her relatives; she mourns them, buries them; mother-in-law offers to swing over the tree that bends over the lake; W. soars up to the sky and comes back; mother-in-law completely flies to heaven, becomes the Moon; laughs, says that now she will see everything, see if anyone steals]: Dixon 1910a, No. 32:364-368.

Big Pool. Northern Payutes: Curtis 1976 (15) [Tavúu hunts rabbits, comes to a girl, sleeps with her; paints red eyes, hangs stones above the door; the girl's brothers come back, afraid of him; then they come in, take his rabbit away; he turns into a Rabbit, watches them fight to beat him; ties him by his hair, burns him at night; the girl refuses to go with him; he pricks her with a finger on the anus, throws it into the fire; the sun goes down before T. has time to get the rabbit he ran after; together with his younger brother (Little Rabbit), they go east; the sun rises, the arrows burn, T. He fires a fire drill instead of an arrow, breaks the Sun, throws bile into the sky, this is the new sun; it now walks not in the mountains, but across the sky; an avalanche of fire haunts the brothers; they are not saved by stone, wood, they hide under a cactus that only burns thorns; T. sleeps at Vulture; swaps places with his son, at night Vulture holes his son's head; T. suggests shooting each other at friend; Vulture misses, T. kills him; the old woman replies that she is weaving the basket to put those who killed the Sun in it; T. invites her to try on the basket, climb into it, rips open the old woman with a knife; other women are weaving water baskets for supply, the Sun killers will come and we'll hide; Show me! They entered the house, he burned them; people were swaying on the branches of the tree; the brothers also began to swing, told the branches to fly into the sky, the swaying ones crashed; people built a house under the rock; T.: why? - Hide from the Sun's killers; - Show me; everyone went in, the rock collapsed, crushing everyone; the brothers turned into big and small rabbits]: 143-147; Lowie 1924, No. 10 [the day is too short; The rabbit asks his maternal grandmother to give him food on the road, goes to the Sun; when they see the Rabbit, the Squirrels say that it is not clear who is going; the Rabbit kills them with an arrow; comes to the North Wind house in his absence, He hangs stones above the entrance, paints his eyes red; the people of the North Wind come in, get scared, rush away, hitting the rocks; he is given rabbit skins, he removes the stones; he is given the worst meat, but it turns out to be the best; they rush at him, he kills everyone, only the youngest hides somewhere, has become the new North Wind; The Raven (?) scrapes his claws, says he will kill Rabbit with them when he arrives; Rabbit sleeps in his house, swaps places with Raven's son, who kills his son with his claws at night; Rabbit invites him to shoot each other at friend; hangs his skin as a target, but he is unharmed; kills the Raven with the last arrow; Louse says he will kill someone from the west; Rabbit throws a lump of grass into his stomach; hears Louse say he will kill You can only crush it completely; The rabbit presses but does not find a finger; tells Lice to be lice; shoots at the Sun, the arrows burn, hits the Sun with a fire drill; removes bile from the corpse, throws it into the sky, something new the sun will go higher and the day will take longer; the rabbit goes home, behind him is fire, he hides in the badger's hole, his neck burns; the same is in the stump; when under the cactus, he escapes from the fire; comes to his grandmother, she calls him husband; he copulates with her, marries her]: 224-228; Powell 1971 [days are too short, people don't have time to hunt; Tā-vu (Little Rabbit) goes east to kill the Sun; his arrows burn in the air; it wets the latter with tears, it hits the Sun; T. gutts it, throws bile into the sky, it turns into a new Sun, which is higher, so the day is longer; the Sun haunts T., he hides in a hole, in a tree, in wet clay, but the Sun burns it every time; only under a thorny tree (apparently a cactus} that does not burn, T. escapes; the squirrel on the rock laughs at T., who pulls it out from under the stone , tears to pieces; people attack T., he takes off and hangs his skin, they shoot at it without causing harm to T.; he comes to their house, paints his face with red stripes, people who come are horrified run away; for a promise to wash off the paint, the old woman gives him her daughter; the hunters who come fry rabbits, and T. a piece of their tail; their meat is lean and a piece of tail is a fat rabbit; people rush to T., but he leaves his skin to them and runs away; burns the attackers in their house; his wife cries, he throws her into the fire too; these people were Red Ants; Chief Lice says that the Killer T is coming; T. kills with a stone him and many of his people; Vulture says that T. is coming, he will kill him with his claw; unrecognized T. comes, says he has not seen T. anywhere; at night he changes places with Vulture's son, he kills his son; T. invites Vulture to shoot at each other, takes off the skin, arrows hit it without causing harm to T.; with the last fifth arrow, T. kills Vulture; burns the corpses of him and his son; the chipmunks mock over T.; he comes unrecognized, tears their leader apart, kills everyone else; the old woman feeds T. cold porridge; he asks to warm him in a bag over the fire; she also asks to warm her, he burns her; at home some want the day to be always and ask T. to go fight the Sun again; T. objects because people should sleep with their wives and have dreams; people talk in dreams; in the morning T. tells who to bring water to whom firewood, etc.; says people should only eat once a day; it is believed that a dream speaker speaks to T.]: 227-229; panamint [while the Rabbit sleeps, the Sun counts its vertebrae; the Rabbit goes him kill; asks different bushes how they burn; one replies that only his leaves are burning; under him the Rabbit digs a hole; arrows fired into the Sun burn; the Rabbit hits him with a fire drill; the ground heats up, the Rabbit hides in its hole, only his neck is burned; when the earth cools down, the Rabbit makes a new sun from the heart of the old, a month out of his kidney; Squirrels scream that the Rabbit killed the Sun, hide under rock; Rabbit breaks a rock, kills Squirrels with a stick; comes to children, cooks porridge from seeds, feeds children; offers to climb on the juniper; bends and lets it go, the children fly off and break to death; people rush to kill the Rabbit, he hides under a rock, runs away; the old woman weaves a waterproof basket; the Rabbit climbs inside; then offers the old woman to climb, braids the hole, rolls down the mountain, the old woman dies; the old woman cleans the prickly pear fruits from small thorns; they do not fall into the Rabbit's eyes; he blows into the eyes of the old woman, she goes blind and dies from the thorns; two women throw on The rabbit's rock, he's alive; he throws it on them, they die; he comes into the house, paints his face red, people get scared; at night he burns everyone with the house, pulls out one woman; she tries to burn it when he climbs under the rock, he's safe; burns it under the rock; the Mountain Sheep says the Rabbit that killed the Sun is coming; the Rabbit throws them the potion to smell, ask them to throw them back, they fall off the cliff after them, they break; at home, Rabbit's mother says the rock crushed his food; he throws away the rock, pulls out seeds]: Zigmond 1980, No. 72:233-236; Western Shoshones [Sun killed; Rabbit makes new sun and the moon from the entrails of the old; kills human animals on the way home]: Steward 1943:277-278 [The rabbit turns the Sun's gallbladder into the new sun], 278-281 [the sky is too low, the sun is too hot; The rabbit and his brother kill the Sun; brother burns; The rabbit makes the moon out of the Sun's gallbladder, the new sun from the old bladder; pushes the sky higher]; Smith 1993:97-101 [The sun is too low, it is very hot; every night two Rabbit Brothers dig a shelter to kill the Sun; they are moving closer to the sea; the Sun rises from an island in the ocean; arrows burn before they reach it, brothers kill the Sun by throwing it at it grass torch; the earth is burning, the water is boiling; the elder Rabbit tells the north wind to bring snow; revives the charred youngest; brothers cut the dead Sun, turn its bile into a new sun, biliary bubble to the moon, eyes (?) into the stars; the elder leaves the youngest, goes, kills people; invites the Cedar Birds to swing in the tree; when he lets go of the tree, they all break; Gorlinka cries for his dead son, the Rabbit mourns with her; Groundhog calls Rabbit Rabbit, who is furious, kills and roasts marmots by moving the hill; tells Coyote how to kill marmots; he repeatedly tells the hills to give him marmots; marmots in they catch up with him in large numbers, throw them on the hot coals on which the Coyote wanted to fry them; the rabbit meets a woman who is weaving a waterproof basket; offers to weave them around each other; wraps around the woman, throws her in the basket, she dies; the Hummingbird and the Insect shoot arrows at the flower, lick the nectar; otherwise the Flower rushes at them; the Coyote shoots at the flower, the tree, the water, now they are no longer they attack people; the Rabbit did not kill these people because they called it Red Willow, not the Rabbit; the girl's brothers call the Rabbit Rabbit, they don't give rabbit meat; he burns them together with the house; wants to save their sister but she refuses to go out], 168-172 [gallbladder in the sun, buds to the moon]; northern shoshones: Clark 1966 [The sun is very hot; the rabbit was on three legs, making himself a fourth wooden one; waddles towards the Sun, decides that only the cactus does not burn; pierced the heart of the Sun with an arrow; turns the white of the Sun's eyes into clouds, the iris into the sky, the kidney into the star, the liver into the moon, the heart into darkness; himself the sun stops being too hot]: 180; Lowie 1909b, No. 8a [The sun is too hot; the rabbit shoots, the arrows burn; the Sun knocks down by firing a fire drill; people rip open the Sun's belly, get bile , make it a new sun; the Horned Toad puts it in the sky with its horns], 8b [starting as in (a); people make the Sun and the Month, put it in the sky]: 252-253; gosiyute [The sun was close to the ground, it's very hot; the Rabbit went to kill him; first the Sun sees him unharmed; then the Rabbit dug a hole, hid; the arrows burn, but the Rabbit took the stone out of his belly, killed the Sun with it; the earth caught fire; the rocks , the trees respond that they are burning, heating; the bush protects, under it the Rabbit makes a hole, only his back is burned; he caused hail to cool the ground, made himself new eyes out of hailstones to replace the burnt ones; girls The Forest Marmots laughed at the Rabbit, he killed them; comes to his two aunts; they are afraid to make a fire, get water; The rabbit hits trees, water with his magic stone, which he pulls out of his stomach, since then trees, water don't rush at people; The rabbit pushed back the rock that crushed the seeds, now the aunts could take them]: Smith 1993:21-22; chemewevi [The sun was bigger and hotter than it is now; Rabbit went to the sunrise; I ran into two rabbit kids (one Cottontail, the other Jackrabbit); they said they were coming to Immortal Water, she rushes at them, they ran away, and then they drink from the water left behind puddles; Rabbit told the children to provoke Immortal Water to attack, threw a stone at it, splashes formed all freshwater bodies; Immortal Yuka Sate swam in the air, the children called her, she rushed at them, they chipped off small pieces from her; the Rabbit ordered Yucca to be provoked, threw a stone, she broke into pieces, from which all yucca plants with edible fruits come from; the gap in the rock where the late mother of the rabbits put the seeds closed; the Rabbit opened it, took out all the edible seeds; all the shrubs tell the Rabbit that they are burning, one says only its leaves are burning, Rabbit makes a hole under him; the Month rises first, the Rabbit lets him pass, the crows that flew out before the sunrise of the Month sit down for the Month; the Sun rises, the Rabbit falls into it with a stone, beats off a piece, the ground lights up; he hides with two rabbits under a non-combustible bush; the sun has been less hot since then]: Laird 1976:152-154; Southern Payutes: Lowie 1924, No. 15 (Shivwitz) [The rabbit notices that his shadow has become short, and the skin is all pierced; decides to take revenge on the Sun; comes to two boys, asks them to light a fire; they are afraid that trees (wood) will take away their parents; the rabbit sends them for firewood, but the trees they go to them; the rabbit tells them to go to it, throws the magic stone, it crumbles small; now it is safe to make a fire; makes the seeds available; before that they were crushed by a boulder; promises boys not to suffer if the ground catches fire; meets girls, tells them to blow chaff in his eyes, blows towards him; now blows into their eyes, they die; man does arrow, replies that the Rabbit is coming, he will kill him; the Rabbit offers to put a hot stone on each other's chest; he is protected by another stone, kills that man; the woman does (obviously weaves) vessel basket, says that the Rabbit goes and kills people; suggests weaving them so that they take turns inside the basket; easily gets out, walled up the woman in the basket, kills her; girls on the rock laughs; he throws his pebble at them; asks them to throw them back; they all fall after them and crash; eats up the Coyote field; the villagers kill many rabbits, but not the Rabbit; he hides in a hole, everyone they climb after him, he gets out, collapses the ground on the hidden ones, they die; the Bear digs a hole, says he will hide in it from the Rabbit; the Rabbit offers to hide one by one, kills the Bear; everything trees respond that they will burn in a fire, but shrubs will only burn from above; Rabbit breaks the Sun with a stone, hides in a hole; trees burn, the Rabbit runs farther and farther, makes a hole under the bush; gradually burns; when his eyes burst, water spills, cools the ground; Rabbit's body gathers again; he comes to those boys, his brothers, they're safe], 29 (Moapa): 142-147, 198; Utah: Lowie 1924, No. 33 (Southern Utah) [The rabbit walked around killing people; he had two cedar cone necklaces (?) ; The bear replies that he is digging a hole to hide from the Rabbit; The rabbit offers to try, puts an arrow in the hole, the Bear attacks it, dies; fills a scarecrow, drags it like a dog; rolls it drops of sweat in two balloons, throws a woman with children on the rock to smell; tells them to throw it back, they fall after them, break; two boys turn to the Rabbit, calling him the Inverted Quiver; that's the name the one he likes, he killed those who called him the Rabbit; the boys say that their mother crushed the Rock; the Rabbit moves the rock; ask them to make a fire; they say that the trees prick them; the rabbit hits cedars, says that now even children and women will be able to use them as fuel; the same applies to water; now the water does not fall in a wave on those who want to take it; the Sun calls the Rabbit Rabbit, who in rabies; the Spider masks it with its web; arrows burn before reaching the Sun; the Rabbit beats off a piece of the Sun with a club, the earth lights up; the tree, the stone, the river respond that it will burn, burst from the heat, it will boil; one grass says it will only burn from above; The rabbit dug a hole under it, only his neck is burned; The rabbit comes out, all its dicks are gradually burning; at night the Sun sent snow, the earth has cooled down; the Sun turned the Rabbit into a rabbit, now even children will hunt him]: 59-62; Powell 1881 [as in 1971]: 52-56; 1971 (Moapa) [Ta-woats sleeps with his back to the sun, burns; goes revenge; kills along the way various people (animals) waiting for him to arrive but do not recognize him; all the trees say they are burning, the smallest hides T. under his roots; T. breaks the Sun to pieces, the world lights up; T. goes out to the unfrozen earth burns; his tears cool the earth; since then the sun has been rising and setting]: 78-80; Smith 1992 (White River) [The sun was hotter than it is now; the Cottontail went east; he had two names, the simple one is Tawuc, and another; when the grass (weed) called him with a simple name, he hit him with a club for it; he met the Bear, who replied that he was digging a shelter; he heard that T. was coming and killing people we must hide; the Rabbit asks to show hits him; says that the Bear will probably stick his nose out to look at it; the Bear sticks out, the Rabbit hits him with a club; meets two boys; they say that they have there is no mother; Boulder did not want her to collect roots, and crushed her; they say that they are afraid to make a fire and drink water, for they frighten with sparks and splashes; the rabbit tells them to light a fire, sparks burn faces for boys; The rabbit hits the bush, says that from now on even old women will be able to use the bushes as fuel; the same with water, hits it, now everyone uses it; the boys turned to the Rabbit, calling him good the name; the Rabbit is happy; the Boulder rolls, revives the mother of the boys; now it is the Gorlin family; The Rabbit is waiting for the Sun in ambush, but he passes by; the Rabbit asks the Spider to cover it with a web; the Sun beats with a club, the world lights up; The rabbit runs, asks who will hide it; the trees say they will burn, but the bushes (rabbitbrush) say that the fire will come from above, they will not suffer; The rabbit digs a hole under bushes, escapes; there are dark spots behind his ears where the fire burned him; today's black stones were burned in that fire; this story was told the night after the children fell asleep]: 54-57.

(Wed. Honduras vs Panama. Sumu [Uhubaput and Udu had skin disease (karate); they were all chased; they threw darts at people, saying the name of the animal in question; this is how they turned everyone into animals, birds, and fish themselves became handsome; now women wanted them, but they also turned them into animals, left two for themselves; began to dance in the fire; Udu was the first to try to get up, could not; Uhubaput got up, became The Sun; Udu followed him as the Month]: Houwald, Rener 1987 (3): 14).

The Northern Andes. Kamsa, ingano [the hero travels, transforms people he meets along the way into various animals]: McDowell 1989:114-115; 1992:107; paes: Bernal Villa 1953, No. 9 [in place sunrise; people ask him to try on the coffin and nail the lid; he asks him to make two holes for his eyes; the carpenter does one and gouges out the other eye], 13 [his sister Maria Santissima locks him in a bronze box]: 299-302; Nachtigall 1955, No. 5 [Chauté did a lot of harm, people removed it to where the sun went down; there used to be only humans, and C. made animals out of them; Chiguaro was a priest ( sacristan); the rabbit was a rogue, now running away from the dogs, winding; the carpenter made large boxes; suggested that C. lie down for testing; C. lay down, the carpenter covered it with a lid; C. asked to make two holes to see; The carpenter did it, but the instrument bounced into his eye, he became a woodpecker; C. remained in the box; when he moved, earthquakes occur]: 198.

Llanos. Sicuani [Purna makes piranhas eat his cannibal mother-in-law; runs, chased by her wife; she tells her people (these are future animals) to kill P. if they see him; everyone's inhabitants the villages respond to P., they do not recognize, that they are waiting for P. to kill him; he turns them into wasps, snakes, various ants]: Wilbert, Simoneau 1992, No. 6:47.

Guiana. Taulipan [the hero travels, transforms people and animals (including party participants) into rocks and trees]: Koch-Grünberg 1924, No. 3, 5:39, 41-42; arekuna: Koch-Grünberg 1924, No. 4 [?] , 5 [Makunaima made a wax hook, caught nothing; the fisherman catches large predatory Aymara fish (Macrodon Trahira); M. turns into aymara fish, tells Jigi's brother to ask the fisherman for it, when he catches it; he catches it twice; the third time M. turns into piranha, bites off and takes the hook; brothers fish with it; one day a real aymara bites off and takes the hook away; from a fisherman no more hooks, he goes to the other side of Mount Roraima; the brothers become crickets, hide in his bag, also find themselves on the other side of the mountain; on the way, M. turns everyone into stones and trees people, animals, birds he met; people ran away from the dance to drink kashiri; M. also turned them and the dancers into stones]: 39, 40-42.

Western Amazon. Zion [see motif K1; The month has come to a village where people drank chicha, beat drums; you do like pigs; they turned into pigs; what are we going to eat? He answered; other people made spears - you'll be cerrillos; etc. (turned groups of people into monkeys, bears, pauhil birds, turkeys, etc. - depending on their clothes and colors, the color of the feathers); menstruating women - in red monkeys]: Chaves 1958:134-136; sekoya [like Zion]: Cipolletti 1988, No. 1, 2:32-35; Koreguahe: Jimenez 1989, No. 19 [Pai Kansao (month) came to people who were going to dance and painted their faces; told them to be monkeys who had this coloring; they became monkeys, ran into the forest, asked them what to eat; he replied that fruits; the same in In another village, where dancers have woolen necklaces and black kushmas, the PC turned them into wild pigs; let them eat coconuts, kaimo fruits, etc.; in the third village, a man asked the PC to remove the splinter from his leg; he drove her even deeper, her leg was completely swollen, became the leg of a tapir, the man became a tapir, asked where to sleep, the PC answered where; at the tree with flowers, Unsuu (sun) asked the PC to climb to pick flowers; W. looked from below, said that the PC had a face like the moon, it turned into a month, went up], 41 [when Painsao quarreled, turned his opponent into an animal; this is how he and his companion remained; the sky was low; when menstruating women knocked on it, it moved away; P. and his companion made a chain of reeds (reed darts?) , sticking them one into the other; P. climbed half way, returned, told the companion to climb; he climbed into the Month; P. climbed into the vessel, where he lit the fire, ascended to heaven by the Sun]: 40-41, 91-92; mayhuna [ like Zion]: Bellier 1991b, No. 21, 22:249-258; Cofan: Calífano, Gonzalo 1995, No. 1 [Chiga (The Sun) has always existed, turned people into animals (no details)], 18 [C. meets a person painted like a jaguar; turns him into a jaguar; the same with a pauhil; with a tapir; cuts Tapir in half, a tapir emerges from the front, a paiche (manatee?) from the back] : 69, 77.

NW Amazon. Kubeo [a pregnant woman falls from the shore, drowns; vultures remove a living boy from the corpse, Hömänihikë; he decorated himself with feathers, monkey hair, flew to the back of the vulture to his father's house, in the form of an owl, remained sitting on a pole; there was his grandmother in the form of an anaconda; through a wind gun he blew tobacco dust on her, she woke up human; the grandmother says kill the jaguar who killed Father H.; he cuts a tree, a jaguar comes, H. kills him with a poisoned arrow; the same with another jaguar; together with his grandmother H. comes to the Vulture Garden, turns into a baby; The vulture girl came to swim, H. became a bird, she took it, he became a man; the grandmother made kashiri; the Vultures came to dance; H. killed them and his grandmother, cutting her in half; went on a journey, killed them Locusts, Monkeys (of a certain species), Ants, Wasps, Deer (all of them were human, although animals and insects are described, for example, X. crushed the wasp nest with his hands); H. had brothers Kuai and Myanikë toibë]: Koch-Grünberg 1910:159-162; barasana [? {check}]: C.Hugh-Jones 1979:114-115; Yagua: Powlison 1993:88-91 [(same brief in Powlison 1972a: 79), 97-118 [night monkeys kill the hero's father; he goes, meets Sloth; he catches fish on Night Monkey Food bone fragment; the hero turns him into a sloth; meets Parrots; We want to kill the son of Night Monkey Food! the hero turns them into parrots]; 1993 [warriors go to take revenge on enemies; they hit a toad on the way; this is Shaman Vatachara; warriors rape his wife; two do not participate, they see V. weaving a basket; he says that this is an eye basket, tells those two at night to settle away from the others; in the form of a bat, it pulls it out from sleepers in the eye; in the morning, the curves decide to turn into bakers; some become a monkey- howler, birds, deer, anteater; two go to the house; one warns the other not to break a fruit tree branch, he breaks; V. screams that he was bitten in the heart; eats fruits with people, spits bones, says they are eyes; warriors understand that they ate the eyes of their comrades (the origin of the delicious fruits of the ungurahui palm tree); at night, V., in the guise of a bat, cuts off the leg of a broken branch, that throws it into the river, the leg turns into a caiman, the one-legged continues his journey; climbs a tree for night monkeys, the satellite explains that they are mushrooms; the one-legged turns into a toucan, flies ahead, showing road; The squirrel lures the rest to cross the ravine on a log, the end of which does not reach the other side; the log is an anaconda; the man jumps, swallows; finds a live Deer inside; they cut an anaconda from the inside with piranha teeth when it goes out in the sun to digest food; the anaconda chases them, they throw it into the Calebasa River, the anaconda sinks into the water; the man is bald, the birds make new hair from bast, monkey paints them black; every night a person spits with another human animal, everyone warns of the next meeting; Partridge's anus stinks, man spits, Partridge flies away, taking away the fire; the man plugs the anus with a swab; he thinks that the Partridge has bewitched, is grateful to the man when he removes the tampon; the turtle mumbles that it will eat poisonous rhizomes a man turns it into a turtle; a termite falls from a tree to crush a man, he manages to dodge, tells the termite mounds to be on earth ever since; copulates with the Frog, which warns that her husband The Battleship is jealous; the Battleship calls a man down the hole, hoping to leave him in the lower world; a man climbs a tree, the Battleship causes the wind, he has to get down; a man comes to the Wild Festival Pigs (episode series); to Agouti (kills them); home to his wife and sons]: 97-118

Eastern Amazon. Spiking [The otter and other aquatic animals were people under Kumafari's command; the otter did not like fishing for K., began to grumble; K. called him to his place, smoked a cigar, threw it into the water, he became an otter; turned them into animals and others, there were no people left at all; K. went from village to village, found no one; began to blow on the ash, but could not fan the fire, he was taken away by birds; passing by Otter's house, he heard his name; Otter pretended to be a relative K., deceived him with witchcraft, K. saw fire and fried fish in his home; K. ate and drank bananas and kashiri, and thought he was eating fried fish; the otter himself spoke about the deception, jumped into the water; K. threw an oar after him, it became his tail; on the way home, K. became ill, he died]: Nimuendaju 1920:1014-1015.

Central Andes. Peru's central coast: Calvete de la Estrella 1964, ch. 4 [Pachacamac gives a man and woman a vessel of water; they break it; spilled water fills the sea; P. turns a man into a monkey, a woman in a fox, the current ones come from them]: 301; Gomara 1852 [1552]: 233 [Cohn and Pachacamac are both sons of the Sun and Moon; Cohn creates the first race; Pachacamac comes and turns these people into monkeys]; Rostworowski de Diez Canseco 1993:25; Zarate 1742 in Uhle 1991 [as in Gomara; into birds, monkeys, cats, bears, cougars, parrots and other animals and birds]: 50; Konchuko (dep. Ancash) [Viracocha travels, turns people into waca, many statues look like animals]: Mortier, Minnaert s.a.: 6-7; Incas [statues in the form of people in different clothes]: Molina 1916:10; Aymara: Pachakuti Yamqui 1968:283-284 (Russian translation in Yakushenkov 2001:75-76) [when people lived like savages and fought each other, they had to constantly suffer from the evil spirits of hapinyunyu (aim. "breast sucking"), who carried people away at night to suck their blood. At this time, a man of medium height, bearded, appeared on Altiplano. He was no longer young, as the gray hair in his hair said. His thin body was hidden by a long white tunic-shaped shirt, carrying a staff in his hands. This man spoke to the Indians with words of love, calling them his sons and daughters. While traveling across the land, he performed various miracles. He treated patients with one touch and knew the languages of all peoples better than the speakers of these languages themselves. It was named Tonapa (Tunupa) or Tarapaca Virakochanpachayachiachachachan (Kech. "peace teacher Viracocha Tarapaca") or Pakchakan ("servant") and Vikchaykamayok ("preacher"). He mentored people but they paid no attention to him. Once he came to the village of Apotampo, where they heard his words, for which Tunupa handed his staff to the village's elder. In another large village, Yamkisupa, he was less fortunate and was expelled from this village. For this attitude towards him, he cursed the inhabitants of this village, and it disappeared under water. From now on, this is where Lake Yamkisupakocha. On one of the highest mountains, called Cacha Pucara, Tunupa destroyed by fire an ancient Indian shrine in the form of a woman in the area. In another village in Kinamares, where Tunupa went to during his wedding, no one listened to his words and turned the residents into stones. It also happened in some other places. Finally, he went to Cordillera de Carabaya, carrying a large cross on his shoulders, and there, on Mount Karapuco (Karabuco), he installed it. For some of his actions, which were misunderstood by the local Indians, he was captured and brutally executed. But a divine messenger appeared and released him, despite the fact that Tunupu was guarded by many guards. Together with God's messenger, he entered the waters of the lake, and his cloak turned into a boat that took them away. After that, Tunupa stayed on a rock called Titicaca for a long time, and then went to Tiahuanaku, where his attempts to preach failed again and residents who did not heed him were turned into rock. Without understanding, he sailed along the Chacamarca River and fled to sea (Chacamarca by Aim. "machacamarca", "city by the bridge"; Desaguadero, across which there was a reed bridge at its source)]; Sarmiento de Gamboa 1960 [1572]: 208-209 [(Yakushenkov 2001:77). It is said that everything was destroyed by a flood called unyu pachakuti (ketch. "water that turns the world upside down"). But when Viracocha Pachaiachachi destroyed this land, he saved the lives of three people, one of whom was named Tahuapaca, to help him create new people to be created in second era after the flood. So, after the water came down and the earth dried up, Viracocha gave people a second term, and to make this era better than the previous one, he decided to create lights to illuminate the world. After that, he went to the province of Colhão, which has an island called Titicaca. Viracocha arrived on the island and ordered the sun, moon and stars to appear in the sky and illuminate the world. This is what happened; Viracocha gave various orders to his servants, but Tauapaca did not obey his commands. This made Virakoc very angry and ordered his two other assistants to grab the apostate, tie his arms and legs, and put him in a boat on the lake. And that's what was done. Tauapaca cursed Viracocha for his treatment and threatened to return and take revenge, but the flow of the lake carried the boat further away and was never seen again. Viracocha then created an idol in this place in memory of what happened here]; Calancha 1638 (p.?) [(Yakushenkov 2001:78); Kalancha follows an earlier chronicle by Ramos Gavilan; "One was named Tunupa, which means sage, lord and creator, and the other was named Taapak, which means the creator's son, and about life and about The latter's extraordinary death has more memories in the provinces of Colhão, Chucuito and Charcas"; Tunupa and Taapak were Saint Thomas and their disciple; "the apostle was called lord, sage and creator, and the student was given the name of his son, and in their language this word does not mean his own son, but an adopted son, meaning hand-made, taught his traditions"; Tarapaca dies at the hands of the Indians, not who heed his sermons, he is put on a stake, or rather the trunk of a chonta palm tree, which, after passing through it, seems to grow from his body, blooming above his head. After that, "either fearing the dead or wanting to please the devil even more, they put the holy body in a totor boat and let it into the lake, whose quiet waters served as rowers for him, and the gentle wind helmsman, the boat sailed at such a high speed that it left in such panic surprise those who killed him so mercilessly, this fear was born in them because this lake has no flow. A boat carrying precious cargo sailed to the shore of Cachamarca, where the Desaguadero River now originates. And the Indians unanimously claim that this very boat, having torn the ground, opened the source of this river from a lake that did not exist before, and it has been flowing ever since. And the holy body sailed through these waters to the village of Aulagas, which is located many leagues away from Chucuito and Titicaca on the coast near Arica and Chile" (i.e. Lake. Poopo). As a symbol of Tarapaca's martyrdom, a blooming palm appears on Easter in different parts of the Desaguadero River to commemorate that the tree sprouted from Tarapaca's body].

Montagna - Jurua. (Wed. chayahuita: García Tomas 1994 (3): 251-253 [a huge genipa tree overshadows the sun; people cannot burn vegetable gardens in the dark; Kumpanama is going to knock it eastward; the branches will turn into small rivers, the trunk into a large one; Indians will live along its banks, and mestizos in the upper reaches; Woodpeckers, Parrots, Monkeys cut down a tree; K. breaks an ax, he sends the White Monkey to his wife (grandmother) repair an ax for resin; a woman shows the Monkey her pubic hair, says that K. takes the resin from here; K. comes and finds them making love; The White Monkey turns into a white monkey; returning to the tree, K. sees that it has fallen west; cries, tears turn into Aguaruna Indians, peanut shells into their boats; K. turns people into various animals and birds, asking everyone about their habits and way of eating], 332-335 [Birds and Monkeys cut down a huge tree; they tell K. that they are going to knock him down the river; K. replies that Jesus told knock them upstream; from time to time K. goes swimming, and various creatures wear some of his jewelry or garments; K. turns them into animals according to color and shape items worn; the tree falls, the trunk turns into the Amazon, the branches into smaller rivers]; kashibo [without details; Inca turns people one by one into animals]: Girard 1958:274-275); amuesha [many myths tell us how, after almost killing the jaguars, the Yompor Ror sun, heading to the place from which it ascended to the sky, passed all over the earth, transforming various groups along the way first ancestors in animals; turned Matar into a stone for greed, Opanesha and Pueshestor for unlimited ambitions]: Santos-Granero 1991:67; Ashaninka: Sosnowska, Kujawska 2014 [Abireri has a grandson Irori; I. shows his grandfather to children picking Inga feuilleei fruits from a tree, who turns children into monkeys; points to a person who eats red fruit, A. does not pay attention; points to the man clearing the plot for the garden, A. turned him into a partridge; A. turned him into an ant for the man who drags the branches; his mother reproaches him; people cooked masato, gave A. a drink, pushed him into a hole dug by the Battleship; The battleship told his wife about this and became an battleship; one, then the other woman, asks I. to watch over her baby; I. turned the child of one into a grain grater, the other into a grater the base of the bunch of bananas; people are trying to tie I., the vine breaks; one shot him, but killed a friend with an arrow; I.: if you want to kill me, put me on a pole; the stake passed I. through the skull, but he continued speak; became a peach palm tree, taught me what and how to make from its fruits]: 183-188; Weiss 1975 (river campas) [Avíveri's grandson Kiri ("peach palm, Guilielma speciosa); going to visit his sisters, A. carries K. on his back; on the way he turns people into animals; his sister's boys who climbed A.'s tree for fruit - into white monkeys, a nest of ants, a nest of bees; a drunkard into a fly, who loves masato (alcoholic drink); ferocious warriors as wasps; warriors fleeing and throwing themselves into the water at crayfish, shrimp; naked woman swimming in a rock; bearded Spanish priest - into the rock by the salt spring]: 310-314; (cf. Anderson 1985 (river camps): 49-53; Shaver 1975 (nomatsigenga): 52; Varese 1970 (Pajonal district campa) [there were no cultivated plants, people ate land; father left his daughter in the cave for the first period; in Manchákori (Month) came in the dark; at this time the girl chewed plants to regulate menstruation, spat at the person who came, stained on the face of the Month; M. gave forest fruits; when the parents returned girls, let them take them one by one; but they mixed them up, now everything is mixed up in the forest; when the Month came, people ran, turned into earthworms; others into animals (marten in particular); remained the girl's mother, father, younger brother; when the girl began to give birth, the Month told her to grab a tree that was blooming in early summer; she grabbed the wrong thing, burned down, giving birth to a hot Sun; the Sun had a tail, The month cut it off, made it out of pieces of people; from the smallest one, an ashaninka; the Month ordered the girl's father to take the Sun; if it burned, throw it on the ground; he threw it into the water, so mists appeared; Maonte became a black-backed bird; the Month himself also rose to heaven]: 167); Ashaninka [Avíveri lived with his nephew Kiri on his shoulders and, as he walked, transformed people; his sister Sawoni his hated it because she knew that he had transformed her husband; made masato from cassava and told her son K. to call A. to drink masato; when A. started drinking, he began to sing and everyone around him shuddered; S. sang, what night and darkness want, and A. wants day; if he hadn't sung, night would rule; when A. fell asleep, S.'s husband dug a hole under him and A. fell (to the mouth of the river); K. went to look for him; sent Pauhil, who he was fast, but he did not find A.; when he reached the lower reaches of the river, K. blocked it and the water flooded the ground; K. ordered him not to be killed, but pierced his head with a pole next to (some) tree; they did it; K. began to move upstream, becoming a peach palm tree; a lake of blood flowed out of it and all the birds in it swam {it is listed who had which feathers turned red}]: Zolezzi 2014, No. 16:177-178; machigenga: Baer 1984, No. 3 [Parenya has daughters and sons; she took fish out of her anus, they were also her sons; tells her daughter to let part into the river, cooks, gives her husband a Hummingbird, says that caught it; he saw where she was getting the fish from, refused to eat; she turned him into a hummingbird, let him drink flower juice; her second husband, the Bee; began to lick her sweat, she turned it into a bee; the next was a Fly, saw that she was eating crap, made it a fly; the next was the Battleship; P. made masato, sent her sons to pick up her brother Pachákama; he said he would come; walking back, the boys climbed the tree for pakae fruit; P. came, asked for it, they peeled him; he turned them into monkeys; together with his son I 'giane came to P.; said that her sons would come to eat the fruit; they came running laughing; P. called them, they turned into little monkeys and black monkeys; they ran again as humans, then finally monkeys; I. turned her daughters into tapir, deer and paka; P. ordered Pachákam sat down, he began to fall into the ground; tried to become bamboo, ants, did not help; The battleship took it to the mouth of the Amazon, secured it with pillars; I. turned the Battleship into an battleship; The boy placed I. in the upper reaches of the Amazon; when the ground shakes, Pachakama's son goes to him; the same one does not move; if he moves, the world will end; the boy has turned into a salt water a rock, her youngest daughter is with her; fish swim to suck their mother]: 426-429; García 1942 [Yabiveri turned people into animals every now and then; when he went to a menstrual hut, he turned the girl into tapira; sister (or mother) I. Parény invited him to the party, stole his amulet and pushed him into the abyss; he tried in vain to get out, becoming an ant, a wasp, a vine; asked P. for corn kernels, and strengthened his strength with them, got out, went, sowing corn everywhere; the pursuers first reached the ripe field; the farther the corn was sown recently; I tried to fill the river, his uncle father Quinteroni asked I couldn't do it; I couldn't move, K. carried it on my shoulders, Y. turned K. into a battleship; Uncle Y. Berenákoni carried Y. to the ends of the earth and nailed seven spokes to the ground, piercing his arms, legs, knees, chest; if he moves, the earth will collapse and be flooded; another name is I. - Pachá kamue; because he was pierced, people are now dying]: 234-235; Pereira 1988b: 25-26; Renard-Casevitz 1992 [Pareni has Tsonkiri's husband; she feeds him fish, which she takes out of her ass, herself says she has already eaten; her husband is peeking, he vomits; P. told him to eat not fish, but flowers, he has become a hummingbird; the new husband does not go hunting, but cries and asks for food; refuses cassava, eats his wife's excrement becomes a dung beetle; the third sucks her sweat, becomes a bee; the fourth is the Great Battleship; they have many children; P. invited her brother Pachacamui to the initiation ceremony; a sucked male creature that jumped there when he was in the forest; this creature turns people into animals; Pachacamui cannot mind, for the creature threatens to turn him into forest dog; (at the same time, this creature is the son of Pachakamui); in preparation for the holiday, Pachakamui (or creature) turns Pareni's sons into wistiti dwarf monkeys; daughter into Virginia deer; another daughter in a tapir (when she came out of ritual confinement); for this, Pareni put her brother in the abyss; he became an ant - fell, bamboo - The guy sent the wind, he fell again; Pareni's husband took him to the source of the river and crucified him; the creature comes to Pareni, asks his aunt where his father is; went to take revenge on people for his father, wants to block rivers, cause a flood; The Great Battleship goes in pursuit; first finds a long-abandoned chakra, then a recent, mature maize, young, etc.; stopped the bullfighter, said that his father was alive, carried him halfway nailed it to the ground with a peach palm; he became an armadillo himself; the boys and his remaining daughter turned into salt rocks; the daughter's husband burned his paws on salt during the rain, became a parrot with white legs]: 138-144.

Bolivia - Guaporé. Eseeha [Edósiquiana travels, meets various people imitating the cry of a jaguar, monkeys, etc. - not yet existing; E. turns everyone into animals of the appropriate species]: Verna 1985:66-67; Moseten [Dohitt created people from clay; he climbed the stairs to the sky, closed it; invited his companion, the white condor Keri, to descend to earth; hammered the sky for a long time, did a hole, saw the ground; made a rope out of snot, climbed down, K. followed; the rope broke off, K. broke to pieces; D. threw his head into the river, it turned into a fish; D. asked fishermen everywhere for fish, to him refused, especially women; he turned everyone into vultures, ants and other animals; elsewhere asks people what they're doing; We paint tipoy; so three times, they get angry; he turns them into red monkeys; shot one, made a lot of monkeys out of wool, they ran in all directions; the same with people who dyed black tipoy (black monkeys); the same, just tipoy, turned Penelope into birds; turned other spruce fruits into capuchins; asked another to climb a tree for an arrow, turned him into a squirrel; the boy behind the arrow into a night monkey (Nyctipithecus); the birds gave him feathers, he flew, they pulled out feathers over the village, he fell on a tree, it grew tall; he descended on the back of a caterpillar, it fell in front of the ground, D. remained hanging on bamboo; Jaguar, the Big Cat refused, Little Cat took it off; in the house, the shaman sat on a snake, went out, D. took his place; he pierced him with a stake, nailed him to the ground; first he moved, the ground shook, then the shaman drove him another stake in his head, D. froze; D. gave the shaman a basket of water, it grew, the water filled the riverbeds that used to be dry; people turned into stones, the shaman remained; he led the water with him, creating Mamore, Beni; when thunders, D. tells the shaman to pour more water, it's raining]: Nordenskiöld 1924:139-142; chimane: Daillant 1995 [Dohiti, Micha are brothers; their sister Dobose invites them to heaven to give their third brother Tsun 'a (the sun) a drink to keep him at his zenith and keep people awake; this fails; D. and M. throw a balsa raft down, it grows, forms the earth; they they cry, a vine emerges from their tears; D. goes down, M.'s vine breaks, falls, breaks; D. glues him together, but puts his head to the ass; D. and M. come to the frog women; D. took one, M. at night raped everyone, they urinate with blood in the morning; M. digs a tunnel east to the edge of the world, now the dead are going there; D. pretended to be dead, covered with worms; the Frogs threw him into the river; he turned them into frogs, worms into fish; goes looking for M.; along the way he turns people into animals - arachnids, howlers, capuchins; asks parrots for feathers, they give on the condition that he does not imitate their voices; D. violates the ban, parrots take their feathers, he falls on a tree, it becomes tall; the caterpillar lowers it, putting it on its back; when the ground is near, he makes it fall, it breaks its back; gets to a place where the sky hits the ground; inserting a log, slips into Misha's world; steals one of his wives, she is pregnant; meets people on the way about to kill the kidnapper wife M.; D. turns them into arrow reeds, bamboo, palm trees for making bows and tips; they climb the Manika River; the wife gives birth, D. turns her and the child into salt; wants to establish a village in the center of the world, sends birds to explore; they return, reporting that the center is further in the mountains; D. founded a village in the Andes (Var.: La Paz); left a footprint on a stone, this is a sign that salt is here]: 163-164 ; Hissink, Hahn 1989, No. 1 [Dohitt created the earth as a raft on the water; brought Kiri (the moon), his brother's wife, whose name is Mich; made a vine out of snot, went down to earth; K. climbed, the vine broke off, it fell; the next day it returned to heaven; D. sent Hummingbird and another bird to scout where the end of the earth was; that bird returned quickly, the Hummingbird looked for a long time; D. noted the center of the earth with his footprint, but Hummingbird said that the center was in the mountains; then D. made a salt rock here and the village in the mountains (var: La Paz); where D. was walking, the Beni River formed there; turned the Inigua River; from the eagle's cry was frightened, peed, a lake formed; walking on the ground, he turned evil people into animals; he created Cimane from stone, carved the inhabitants of San Borja and others out of balsa; since then people have spoken to different languages; D. and M. come to women who live without men; they lock them in the house; M. digs a tunnel to the end of the world; D. dies, women throw his wormy corpse into the river; he comes to life, turns them into frogs, their house in the rock; D. received feathers from the birds, flew; the feathers fell, he fell on the tree; the caterpillar lowered him; D. almost catches up with his brother; cuts a tree without noticing that M. was sitting on it; M. falls, breaking his neck; D. puts his head to his ass; D. took the eldest of his brother's two wives, she is pregnant; in Rio Pacena he turned them into salt; asks people in the tree what they eat; they eat fruits, say they have their eggs; D. hit himself in the eggs with a stone, died; came to life, turned those people into monkeys; going on, he turned other people into arachnids; in the same way he created jaguars, agouti, wild pigs, birds, fish; jaguars almost all people were eaten; D. turned jaguars into battleships, bakers, anteaters, but one escaped, the current ones from him; turned monstrous cannibal animals (huge duck, fish, snake, monkey, dog) into stone]: 60-63; itonama [a man walks past school, asks who is there; Howler monkeys! Turns them into monkeys; to the carpenter's house; Wild pigs! Turns into pigs; etc.]: Nordenskiöld 1915:112; Siriono [While the Month was hunting, the Jaguar began to remove lice from his son's hair, could not resist eating him; the month asks everyone, they are not they say he consistently turns them into animals; hit the Turtle, since then it has a cracked shell, a dent in its stomach; guajojo painted his face black, hit a stump, now these birds are sitting on stumps; He twisted the porcupine's neck and paws, placed thorns on its back; drove monkeys and ants into trees, did not allow them to go down; scattered animals, they no longer live together; shot in the turtledove, since then her skin Wrinkled around her neck; she said that Jaguar killed the son of the Month; Months apologized for shooting her; people saw the Yaguara and his female across the river; called her to cross the river along a long stalk of reeds (tacuara); when the male is in the middle, the people swung the bridge, the Jaguar fell, was eaten by piranhas; the pregnant female escaped, new jaguars from her; The month, grieving for her son, joined the reeds, climbed this staircase to heaven; if If I hadn't gone to heaven, there would be no night]: Priest, Priest 1980:8-11.

Southern Amazon. Kuikuro [there was no fire, Kanassa is looking for it, carrying firefly; curassa made feather jewelry; K. offered to try it on, it grew, now the curass is always in this outfit; met a small caiman (the same, the cassava brazier has grown to its tail); his relative, the bird Sarakura, made a boat and oars out of clay; Duck has a bark boat; Canassa suggests changing, Assures that the corybean boat is fragile; Canassa and saracura sail away in a coryja boat; clay sinks; Duck floundering, learning to sail; Sarakura says that Urubu-ray owns fire with two with his heads; K. drew a deer in the sand, hid under it; Urubu-ray told the vultures to lift the carcass to his tree, K. ordered him to leave it in place and remain silent; Urubu-ray came down with the light with him; K. caught him, ordered to bring fire; he told his son (a small black bird) to bring coal; a fire was fanned out of it; frogs came out of the water, filled the fire with water they held in their mouth; a little remained, K. fanned again; flying away, Urubu-ray taught me to get fire by friction, make torches; to transport fire across the lake, K. gave it to various snakes; they were tired, they lost fire in the middle of the lake; only Itóto endured ; K. gave her cassava drink and manioc cakes]: Villas Boas, Villas Boas 1973:105-110; kayabi [Tujarare travels, meets various animal people; asks everyone, heard whether they are talking about this traveler; everyone replies that yes, that they are afraid of him, some promise to kill him; T. says that he also heard that he is dangerous; then transforms the interlocutor into an animal, deforming him body; 1) guatá monkeys; 2) black monkeys; 3) jaguars; 4) making arrows kill a traveler - in surucua (Trigonideo); 5) women collecting peppers - in mutum birds (they have red beaks); 6) in deer (threw garbage in his eyes); 7) at a howler monkey; 8) a couple of spouses in night monkeys; 9) at the caimana]: Pereira 1995, No. 5:48-51; paresi [traveling, Zatyamare meets various people (mostly children), asks what they are doing; they say they collect such fruits, insects, etc.; Z. consistently turns them into animals (mostly monkeys) that feed now relevant products]: Pereira 1986, No. 9:189-190.

Araguaia. Karazha [owned the fire by Nâxivé (1 m tall, turned the first ancestors into jaguars, deer, urubu, nanda, series, fish); the carage sends the toad to steal fire from N.; first N. pees in the toad's mouth, the fire goes out; then the toad asks to warm up, N. defecates in the face, carries away the fire; N. made thorns to the stingray; the carage pricked and tied N., but he freed himself, ran down the big water; created stones, water, forest; ordered carage to be animals, they turned into jaguars, deer, urubu, nanda, series, fish]: Baldus 1937a: 200-202; tapirape [Petura steals genipa from a monkey (black paint from fruit) and gives it to tapirape; from the anteater he learns how to make clubs; the anteater made a club to kill P., P. put it in his ass (became his tail); put a stick in his nostrils (became a muzzle); met the Turtle, asked where was her home; she did not have it; P. made her a shell out of her bark, which she now wears; so she walks slowly and is easy to catch; Nanda cleared the area (now savanna), working with a steel ax and a machete; P. began to help; worked faster with clay machetes and an ax; Nandu agreed to change with him; P. gave steel guns to tapirape]: Wagley 1977:177-178.

(Wed. Southern Brazil. Caigua [The sun comes and turns humans one by one into animals]: Schaden 1947b, No. 3:112-114).