Aarne–Thompson–Uther index · Tale type

ATU 945 — Luck and Intelligence. Which is More Powerful?

945
ATU tale-type number
1
Arne Thompson references
7
Thompson motif references
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Summary

Tale type

Test: peasant who has intelligence in his head is brought to court. Luck saves trim. I. Introduction. (a) Intelligence end Luck dispute as to which is the more powerful. (b) As a test a gardener is endowed with intelligence. II. The Wooden Doll. (a)…

Earlier references

Concordance

Arne Thompson: 945

Thompson motif index: D435.1.1., F1023., F954.2.1., H343., H621., N141., Z16.1.





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