List of fairy tales

This list contains fairy tales and fairy tale collections worldwide.

Aramaic fairy tales (Syria)

• Fairy tales from Malula ( Rafik Schami )

Egyptian fairy tale

• Two brother tales

Albanian fairy tales

Johann Georg von Hahn

• Eye bitch
• The hair of the beautiful earth
• The snake child
• The stupid boy who wins money
• The fall of the angels
• The devil bound
• Soot the robber
• The gold bowl
• The marriage-shy princess
• The wise maiden
• Origin of the cuckoo
• Creation of the wolf
• Ljelje Kurwe
• Perseus
• Snow White (see Snow White )
• Silver tooth
• Pigeon love
• From the single girl, the miniature girl, the microsinzirlaki
• About the wise son and the three carbuncles

Arabic fairy tales

Thousand and one Night

in four volumes; here the most famous:

• Ali Baba and the 40 thieves
• Aladin and the magic lamp
• Sinbad the Navigator
  • First volume
• entrance
• History of the merchant with the spirit
• Story of the first old man with the gazelle
• Story of the second old man with the two dogs
• Story of the third old man with the mule
• Story of the fisherman with the spirit
• History of the Greek king and the doctor Duban
• History of the Persian King with his falcon
• Story of the husband and the parrot
• History of Mahmud
• Continuation of the story of the fisherman with the spirit
• Story of the Petrified Prince
• History of the three calendars
• History of the first calendar
• History of the second calendar
• History of the third calendar
• Story of the first girl
• Story of the second girl
• Story of the three apples
• History of Nuruddin and his son and Shemsuddin and his daughter
• History of the hunchback
• History of the Christian
• History of the kitchen overseer
• History of the Jewish Doctor
• History of the Tailor
• History of the Barber
• Story of the barber's first brother
• Story of the barber's second brother
• Story of the barber's third brother
• Story of the barber's fourth brother
• Story of the barber's fifth brother
• Story of the barber's sixth brother
• History of Ali's Ibn Bekkar and the Schems Annahar
• History of Nureddin with Enis Aldjelis
• Story of Prince Kamr essaman with Bedur
• Story of the magic horse
• History of Sinbad the Navigator
• Sindbad's first trip
• Sindbad's second journey
• Third journey of Sindbad
• Sinbad's fourth journey
• Sinbad's fifth journey
• Sixth trip to Sindbad
• Seventh journey of Sindbad
• Story of sleeping and waking
  • Second volume
• Story of Prince Seif Almuluk and the daughter of the ghost king
• The poor fisherman and the ruler of the believers
• History of Ghana and the Beloved of the Ruler of the Faithful
• Story of the daughter of Veziers and the prince Uns Alwudjud
• History of Abul Hasan
• History of the Hajat Alnufus with Arjir
• Story of Hasan from Bassrah and the princesses from the islands of Wak-Wak
• Harun Arraschid's slave
• Story of the poets with Omar, son of Abd Alafis
• History of the Ten Veziere
• History of the fate-haunted businessman
• History of the merchant and his son
• History of the landowner Abu Saber
• Story of Prince Bahsad
• Story of King Dadbin
• Bacht Saman's story
• Story of King Bihkerd
• History of Ilan Shah and Abu Tamam
• Story of King Ibrahim and his son
• Story of Shah Suleiman, his sons and niece and their children
• Story of the prisoner whom God set free
• History of the brass city
• History of Niamah and Nuam
• Story of Ala Eddin Abu Shamat
• History of Hatims from the Tai tribe
• History of Maans
• History of Hisham, son of Abd Almelik
• History of Ibrahim, the son of Mahdi
• History of Shaddad and the city of Irem, who reach the pillar
• History of Ishak Al Mosuli
• Story of the false caliph
• History of Harun with the Kadhi Abu Jusuf
• History of Chalids, the Emir of Bassrah
• Story of the lazy Abu Muhamed
• History of the Barmekid Djafar
• History of Ali Shir
• Story of Ibn Mansur and the wife of Bedur
• Story of the six girls
• History of Djaudar
• Parabolas
  • Third volume
• Story of Prince Bedr of Persia and Princess Giauhare of Samandal
• Story of Prince Zeyn Alasnam and the King of Spirits
• History of Chodadad and his brothers
• Story of the Princess of Deryabar
• Story of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp
• The adventures of the caliph Harun Arraschid
• Story of the blind Baba Abdallah
• History of Sidi Numan
• History of the Chogia Hasan Alhabbal
• Story of Ali Baba and the forty robbers who were killed by a slave
• History of Ali Chodjah, Merchant of Baghdad
• Story of Prince Ahmed and the fairy Pari Banu
• Story of the two envious sisters
• Wonderful story of Omar Alnuman and his two sons Scharkan and Dhul Makan
• History of the poisoning of King Omar by the ancient Dsat Dawahi
• Story of the two lovers
  • Fourth volume
• History of King Kalad and his vizier Shimas
• History of the cat with the mouse
• History of the hermit with the lard
• History of the fish in the water pond
• Tale of the raven and the snake
• Story of the wild donkey with the fox
• Story of the King and the Wanderer
• History of the falcon and the raven
• Story of the snake charmer and his wife and children
• Story of the spider with the wind
• Story of the Man with the Fish
• Story of the boy with the thieves
• Story of the gardener with his wife
• History of the merchant and thieves
• Story of the fox, wolf and lion
• Story of the Shepherd and the Thieves
• History of the partridge with the turtles
• Story of the unhappy woman with the beggar
• History of the noble giver
• Wonderful fulfillment of a dream
• Death of a lover from the Uzra tribe
• History of the poet Mutalammes
• Strange prayer of a pilgrim
• History of the Arab with the beans
• The wonderful travel bag
• The generous dog
• The skilled thief
• The three police prefects
• The money changer stolen twice
• The pious Israelite
• Abul Hasan and the Caliph Mamun
• Mutawakkel and Mahbubah
• The woman with the bear
• The lovers at school
• The donkey driver and the thief
• Hakem and the rich merchant
• Nuschirwan and the cautious girl
• The virtuous woman
• The wonderful eye remedy
• The pyramids
• The daring theft
• Ibn Alpharebi and Masrur
• The pious son of Harun Arraschid
• The grieving school teacher
• The converted king
• The angel of death before two kings and one pious one
• Alexander and a godly king
• Nuschirwan researches the state of his country
• The virtuous wife of an Israelite judge
• The rescued woman in Mecca
• The negro loved by God
• The virtuous Israelite couple
• The blacksmith and the virtuous girl
• The cloud man and the king
• The converted Christian
• Heavenly retribution
• Reward for those who trust in God
• Ikirma and Chuseima
• History of Ali the Egyptian
• Abukir and Abusir
• Time moon and morning star
• The adventures of Ali and Zahers from Damascus
• The adventures of the fisherman Djaudar from Kahirah and his meeting with the Western Mahmud and the Sultan Beibars
• The crafty Dalilah
• Pranks the Egyptian Ali
• A Baghdad man and his slave
• The fairy tale of Maruf
• Fatima and the dream thief

Armenian fairy tales

Susie Hoogasian Villa

• Nourie Hadig (see Snow White )

Burmese fairy tale

Jan-Philipp Sendker

• Brother and sister (fairy tale)
• The monkey child and the search for trouble
• The village and the endless sermons
• The old monk's secret
• The crocodile and the monkey
• The omen (fairy tale)
• The fate of the handsome blacksmith
• The scared son
• The best storyteller
• The honest dealer
• The fisherman and his reward
• The fisherman and his wife (fairy tale)
• The boy with the harp
• The little Po and the tiger
• The king and his sense of justice
• The long way to wisdom
• The magic comb
• The moon in the well
• The vengeance of the skylark
• The mourning bird
• The fear virus
• The wise teacher and his disciple Maung Pauk Kyaing
• The monkey gang and a greedy neighbor
• The grateful snake and the monk
• The flood (fairy tale)
• The pious queen
• The story of the father and his son or where the wind and water get their power from
• The story of Nan Ying and her little brother
• The story of two dealers
• The little snail
• The wise monkeys
• The power of karma
• The peasant's revenge
• A prince's journey or the many trials of life
• The beautiful and the lazy
• The four dolls
• The mother's warning
• The white crow and love
• Three women and one man
• A fight between two sculptors
• A long journey
• A trip for three
• Five silver coins
• Mouse and elephant
• Mu Yeh Peh and the price of love
• Nan Kyar Hae and the Guardian Spirit
• Saw Min Kyl and the Ruby
• About sharing
• About the gratitude
• From the sense and nonsense of the star interpretation
• How the rabbit became a judge
• How the thrush lost its colorful plumage
• How the people of Bagan started lying
• How do you spell "buffalo"?

Danish fairy tale

Svend Grundtvig

• The good sword (see Prince Bajaja )
• The smart girl
• The seven stars
• The Troll beer (see The faithful Eckart by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe )
• The felty Lars
• The health tree (motif: Prince Cinderella)
• The green knight
• The stag prince (fairy tale for two daughters)
• The reward of good deeds
• The Salbyer Raven
• The treasure
• The cobbler boy
• The strong Hans (cf. the brave Mikesch )
• The pot
• The faithful servant
• The faithful Svend
• The forest man
• The magic hat (fairy tale)
• The king's capital
• The most obedient woman
• The patient woman
• The wise queen
• The merry women
• The princess on the island (see Virgin Maleen )
• The princess in the coffin
• The princess with the twelve pairs of gold shoes
• The deer princess
• The snake (see Beauty and the Beast )
• The snake and the little girl
• The black school
• The mute queen
• The dreams
• The white dove
• The dream box
• The wishes
• The twin brothers
• Three red piglets
• Ederland the chicken maid
• Someone who's got it all behind the ear
• Fiddiwau
• For three shillings
• Hans the sea mermaid son
• Hans with the golden hair (cf. Der Eisenhans )
• Hans and Grethe
• In the wolf's den and the eagle's claw
• In abundance
• Jungfer Lene von Söndervand
• King Lindworm (see Beauty and the Beast )
• My loyalty
• Peter Ochs
• Prince Irregang and Maiden Miseri
• Knight Green Hat
• Sin and grace
• Trillevip (see Rumpelstiltskin )
• Wolf prince
• wonder
• Sorcerer's daughter

Evald Tang Kristensen

• The little wild duck (see Mrs. Holle )
• Peter Rothut (see King Drosselbart )
• Little Mette

More collectors

• Lazy Lars who got the princess (In Jens Kamp's collection )

Art fairy tales from Denmark

Hans Christian Andersen

• Everything in the right place
• At the extreme sea
• Anne Lisbeth
• Postponed is not cancelled
• The ABC book
• The old house
• The bronze pig
• The brazen pig
• The lighter
• The daisy
• Happiness can lie on a piece of wood
• The ugly duckling (also: the ugly young duckling)
• The brownie with the shopkeeper
• It is really true
• The Jewish girl
• The child in the grave
• The little girl with the matchstick
• The lovers (fairy tale)
• The Snowdrop
• The swan's nest
• The most incredible
• The Imp and the Höker
• Thumbelina
• The old tombstone
• The bishop of Börglum and his clan
• The evil prince
• The buckwheat
• The Honor Path of Thorns
• The angel
• The flax
• The bottleneck
• The flying suitcase
• The flea and the professor
• The garden of paradise
• The gardener and the master
• The gold treasure
• The neck collar
• The front door key
• Little Klaus and Big Klaus
• The little tuk
• The Kobold and the Shopkeeper - The Kobold and the Madame
• The comet
• The collar
• The cripple
• The last day
• The puppeteer
• The dung beetle
• The travel companion
• The rose elf
• The Sandman (Andersen)
• The shadow
• The butterfly
• The fast runner
• The Snowman
• The swineherd
• The silver shilling
• The jumper
• The Steadfast Tin Soldier
• The Philosopher's Stone
• The storm is moving with the signs
• The fir tree
• The dream of the old oak
• The naughty boy
• The bird of the folk song
• The drop of water
• The wind tells of Waldemar Daa and his daughters
• The caretaker's son
• Bachelor's night cap
• The Emperor's New Clothes
• The old church bell
• The old street lamp
• Little Ida's flowers
• The Chinese nightingale. see The Nightingale
• The dryad
• The galoshes of luck
• The story of the year
• The story of a mother
• The bell (Andersen)
• The bell depth
• The happy family
• The great sea serpent
• The shepherdess and the chimney sweep
• The will-o'-the-wisps are in town, said the moor woman
• The Little Mermaid - The Little Mermaid
• The little greens
• The toad
• The last pearl
• The lights
• The rags
• The muse of the new century
• The neighboring families
• The Nightingale
• the princess and the Pea
• The psyche
• The red shoes (Andersen)
• the snow Queen
• The most beautiful rose in the world
• The snail and the rose bush
• The piggy bank
• The Springer (Andersen)
• The darning needle
• The storks
• Teapot
• The wild swans
• The windmill
• The weekdays
• A picture of the fort wall
• A leaf from heaven
• A heartache
• A piece of string of pearls
• There is a difference
• A story
• A story from the sand dunes
• A rose from Homer's grave
• Elven hill
• There is a difference
• It is very certain!
• Something (Andersen)
• Pen and inkwell
• Lilacs
• Five from a pod - five from a pod
• Ask the green goods woman!
• Grandmother
• Good mood
• Heartache (Andersen)
• Hofhahn and weathercock
• Holger Danske (Andersen)
• Hühner-Grete's family
• Ib and little Christine
• In the duck yard
• Preserved in the heart but not forgotten
• Kid's snack
• Moorkönig's daughter
• Neighboring families
• After thousands of years
• Ole Luk-Oie also called The Sandman
• Pieter, Peter and Per
• She was no good
• Sunshine stories
• Soup from a sausage pillar
• Aunty
• Aunt toothache
• Dance, dance, doll mine
• Booby Hans
• Tower Guardian Ole
• Under the willow tree
• Vaenö and Glaenö
• Phoenix bird (Andersen)
• From a window in the Vartou
• What old Johanne said
• What the thistle experienced
• What the whole family said
• Who was the luckiest?
• As the old man does, it's always right - what father does is always right
• Beautiful
• Twelve in the mail
• Two brothers
• Two maidens

German fairy tales

Brothers Grimm

• Allerleirauh
• Poverty and humility lead to heaven
• Cinderella
• Bluebeard
• little brother and little sister
• Brother funny
• The old mother
• The poor girl
• The peasant
• That fellow in heaven
• the blue light
• The Dietmarian fairy tale
• The stubborn child
• The donkey
• The domestic servants
• The shepherd boy
• The young, glowing little man
• The clever Gretel
• The lamb and fish
• The rascals
• The fairy tale of the land of witchcraft
• The sea rabbit
• The riddle
• The giant toy
• The singing, jumping lion beak
• The valiant dressmaker
• The death shirt
• The misfortune
• The forest house
• The water of life
• Dat meerkats
• Dat Mäken from Brakel
• Thumbling's Wandering - Thumbling
• Thumbs-thick
• De two Künigeskinner - two royal children
• The three chatting princesses
• De three Vügelkens
• De Gaudeif un sien Meester
• De Has un de Swinegel - The hare and the hedgehog
• De Spielhansl
• De wild man
• The old grandfather and the grandson
• Old Hildebrand
• The old sultan
• The poor boy in the grave
• The poor miller's boy and the kitten
• The poor and the rich
• The farmer and the devil
• The bearskin
• The flail from heaven
• The Eisenhans
• The iron stove
• Lazy Heinz
• Frieder and Katherlieschen
• The frog king or Iron Henry
• The fox and the horse
• The fox and the lady godmother
• The fox and the geese
• The fox and the cat
• The spirit in the glass
• The trained hunter
• Clever Hans
• Puss in Boots
• The stolen Heller
• The godfather of death
• The glass coffin
• The golden key
• The golden bird
• The burial mound
• The good trade
• The tap bar
• The rabbit and the hedgehog
• Saint Joseph in the forest
• The Lord Godfather
• The dog and the sparrow
• The Jew in the Thorn
• The young giant
• The king of the golden mountain
• The prince who is not afraid of anything
• The wise servant
• The herb donkey
• Dearest Roland
• The master thief
• The moon
• The nail
• The satchel, the hat and the horn
• The robber and his sons
• The robber bridegroom
• The giant and the tailor
• The sweet porridge
• The tailor in heaven
• The singing bone
• The sparrow and his four children
• The strong Hans
• The devil with the three golden hairs
• The devil and his grandmother
• Faithful John
• The drummer
• The ungrateful son
• The griffin
• The wolf and the fox
• The wolf and the human
• The wolf and the seven young goats
• The strange minstrel
• The wren and the bear
• The animals of the Lord and the Devil
• The devil's sooty brother
• The old beggar woman
• The old woman in the forest
• The two hikers
• The queen bee
• The messengers of death
• The bride show
• The Bremen Town Musicians
• The crumbs on the table
• The three brothers
• The three lazy ones
• The three feathers
• The three field shearers
• The three lucky children
• The three green branches
• The three craft boys
• The three little men in the forest
• The three snake leaves
• The three spinners
• The three languages
• The pea sample
• The owl
• The lazy spinner
• The goose-girl at the well
• The goosemaid
• The gifts of the little people
• The golden goose
• The gold children
• The gaunt Liese
• The hazel rod
• The heavenly wedding
• The wedding of the vixen woman
• The clear sun brings it to light
• The clever farmer's daughter
• The clever Else
• The smart people
• The ear of corn
• The crystal ball
• The life time
• The carnation
• The mermaid in the pond
• The raven
• The carrot
• The beautiful Katrinelje and Pif Paf Poltrie
• The slurry
• The flounder
• The six servants
• The six swans
• The seven Ravens
• The seven Swabians
• The Sterntaler
• Buffalo leather boots
• The loyal animals
• The unequal children of Eve
• The four artful brothers
• The real bride
• The mermaid
• The white snake
• The white and the black bride
• The elves
• The whimsical hospitality
• The dancing shoes
• The twelve apostles
• The twelve brothers
• The twelve lazy servants
• The twelve hunters
• The two brothers
• Doctor omniscient
• sleeping Beauty
• One-eyed, two-eyed and three-eyed
• Ferenand true and Ferenand true
• Fitchers bird
• Mother Hulda
• Mrs. Trude
• Fundevogel
• The spirit in the glass
• God's food
• Hans marries
• Hans in hapiness
• Hans my hedgehog
• Hansel and Gretel
• Rabbit bride
• Mr. Korbes
• Jorinde and joringel
• Virgin Maleen
• Cat and mouse in company
• King Drosselbart
• Knoist un his three atonements
• Lice and fleas
• Share love and sorrow
• Mary Child
• Tale of the toad
• Fairy tale of one who set out to learn to fear
• Master Awl
• Marmot
• Mother of God glasses
• Oll Rinkrank
• Rapunzel
• Mystery tale
• Bittern and Hoopoe
• Little Red Riding Hood
• Rumpelstiltskin
• Snow White and Rose Red
• Snow White - also Snow White
• Six come across the world
• Simeliberg
• Spindle, shuttle and needle
• Straw, coal and bean
• Little table set you, gold donkey and club out of the sack (in short: "Little table, set yourself!" )
• Up travel gohn
• From the clever little tailor
• Von dem Fischer un syner Fru (flat) - About the fisherman and his wife
• From the machandel boom
• About the mouse, the little bird and the bratwurst
• From the death of the chicken

Albert Ludewig Grimm

Lina's fairy tale book

• Mordi's garden, a dramatic fairy tale
• Little Frieder with his violin
• The stick out of the bag
• Strange friendship between a cat, a rabbit and a guinea fowl
• Leave the foolish his folly
• The fairy tale by Brunnenhold and Brunnenstark
• The black zither, a fairy tale
• Don't worry about foolish ridicule

Ernst Moritz Arndt

Fairy tales and memories of youth

• Story of the seven colored mice
• Princess Svanvithe
• The wolf and the nightingale, or how two poor royal children were transformed and finally, after much hardship, were made human again
• The wolf and the nightingale
• Klas Avenstaken
• Paiwai and Paiwuzzo
• The nine mountains near Rambin
• Snow maiden (fairy tale)
• Earthworm
• Rat King Birlibi
• The snake king
• The burning money
• Hold the middle ground!
• Mieskater Martinchen
• The big yoke
• The hoopoe
• Robins and cabbage moths
• The sea queen (fairy tale)
• The building dome

Johann Peter Lyser

• the most beautiful fairy tales and legends of all European peoples (15 volumes, 1838–1840):
• Rübezahl

Ludwig Bechstein

The collection appeared under the title German Fairy Tale Book from 1845 and New German Fairy Tale Book

• Cinderella
• Ashes with the whip
• Broomstick
• Brother Saver and Brother Vertuer
• The blue flame
• The Sleeping Beauty
• The ducat fishing rod
• The golden egg
• The creeps
• The Hellerlein
• The kitten and the knitting needles
• The plaintive song
• The fairy tale of the man in the moon
• The fairy tale of the Knight Bluebeard
• The fairy tale of the land of milk and honey
• The fairy tale of the true liar
• The fairy tale of the seven Swabians
• The little mouse Sambar or the true friendship of animals
• The Natterkrönlein
• The nut branch
• The partridge
• Little Red Riding Hood
• The brave beggar man
• The teardrop jug
• The most essential
• The tiny, tiny little man
• The old wizard and his children
• The courageous flute player
• The thief and the devil
• The fat lollus and the lean lollus
• The fish king
• The pious knight
• The fox and the cancer
• The garden in the fountain
• The hospitable calf's head
• The golden roebuck
• The rooster and the fox
• The hare and the fox
• The hare keeper and the king's daughter
• Little Thumbnail
• The king in the bath
• The crafty raven
• The man without a heart
• The man and the snake
• The monk and the bird
• The miller and the mermaid
• The ravens deceit and vengeance
• The talking donkey
• The judge and the devil
• The shepherd and the snake
• The blacksmith from Jüterbog
• The black count
• The strong Gottlieb
• The devil is on the loose, or the fairy tale of how the devil invented brandy
• The ungrateful son
• The juniper tree
• The journeyman
• The Wandering Staff
• The white wolf
• The race between the hare and the hedgehog
• The magic contest
• The dog's distress
• The little shepherd's dream of happiness
• The king's cathedral
• The fairy tale's birth
• The devil's godfather
• The eagles and the ravens
• The two brothers
• The two round millers
• The thankful animals
• The three brides
• The three stupid devils
• The three feathers
• The three gifts
• The three wedding guests
• The three dogs
• The three musicians
• The three nuts
• The three wishes
• The golden sheep farm
• The Goldmaria and the Pechmaria
• The witch and the royal children
• The proud bride
• The hunt of life
• The cat and the mouse
• The boys with the golden stars
• The royal children
• The ears of corn
• The cowherd
• The life story of the mouse Sambar
• The nun, the miner and the blacksmith
• The pearl queen
• The master thief's specimens
• The rose queen
• The sharp scissors
• The snake with the golden key
• The serpentine
• The bad night watch
• The beautiful young bride
• The seven little kids
• The seven Ravens
• The seven swans
• The transformed mouse
• The cursed city
• The bewitched princess
• The four clever fellows
• The wishing ones
• Fippchen Fäppchen
• The Grim Reaper
• Godmother Toad
• Golden
• Golden chicken
• God everywhere
• Happy Hans
• Hansel and Gretel
• Helene
• Millet thief
• Clear moon
• Man and woman in a vinegar jug
• Mary Knight
• Oda and the snake
• Rupert the bearskin
• Scrape the trunk
• Snake house friend
• Snow white
• Schneider Hänschen and the knowing animals
• Swan, stick on
• Soulless
• Siebenhaut
• Seven beautiful
• Sun curls
• Star and bathtub
• Set the table, donkey stretch out, stick out of the sack
• ungreatfulness is the salary of the world
• Vogel Holgott and Vogel Mosam
• About the boy who didn't want to wash
• About Hans and Gretchen, who went into the red berries
• About the rabbit and the elephant king
• From the chicken and chicken
• About the boy who wanted to learn to witch
• About the boy, the girl and the wicked stepmother
• From the Swabian who ate the liver
• From the brave little tailor
• From roast anger
• About the wolf and the mouse dogs
• From a hermitage and three crooks
• About a hare and a bird
• From two monkeys
• Trembling rabbit
• Dwarf hat

Johann Wilhelm Wolf

under the name: German house fairy tales

• The always satisfied boy
• The best food in the world
• The golden kingdom
• The gray man
• The child from the grave
• The castle of death
• The little tailor and the three dogs
• The faithful filling
• The unbelievable
• The white shirt, the heavy heavyweight and the gold ring
• The fisherman's son, the black horse and the white horse
• The violinist and his three journeymen
• Faithful Paul
• The golden stag
• The gray Wackenstein
• The hare herdsman
• The Hinkelhirt
• The youth in the fire and the three golden feathers
• The emperor's son and his godmother
• The butcher's company
• The smartest
• The robber captain Hans Kühstock
• The shepherd's son and the magical king's daughter
• The wolf's dream
• The phoenix bird
• The rooster’s wedding
• Thanks for the dead
• The three royal children
• The thirteen cursed princesses
• The iron boots
• The redeemed serpent
• The five questions
• The faithful wife
• The king's daughter in the Muntserrat mountains
• The corpse eater
• The almond baskets
• The Princess of Tiefenthal
• The robber's den in the forest
• The snake in the burning forest
• The bad comrades
• The twelve brothers
• The Zwerchpfeife
• Learn to fear
• Grünus Kravalle
• Hans without fear
• Odenwald fairy tales
• Hinkelbrühe from the boot cleaner
• Of the eighteen soldiers
• From the beautiful swan maid
• From a pastor who preached too vigorously
• How the devil blew the flute

Art fairy tales from Germany

Johannes Praetorius (writer)

• Legends of Rübezahl

Johann Karl August Musäus

Part 1:

• The books of the Chronicle of the Three Sisters
• Richilde (Musäus) (see Snow White )
• Roland's squire

Volume 2: Legends

• Rübezahl
• The nymph of the well

Volume 3:

• Libussa
• The stolen veil
• Love loyalty

Volume 4:

• Dumb love
• Ulrich with the Bühel
• Demon Cupid

Volume 5:

• Melechsala
• The treasure digger (Musäus)
• The Abduction (Musäus)

Christoph Martin Wieland

• Collection of Jinnistan
• The story of Prince Biribinker

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

• The fairy tale of the green snake and the beautiful lily

Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué

• Undine

Clemens Brentano

as Italian fairy tales :

• The fairy tale of the fairy tales or Liebseelchen
• The fairy tale of the myrtle maiden
• The fairy tale of the witticorn
• The fairy tale of rose petals
• The fairy tale of the Baron von Hüpfenstich
• The fairy tale of the Dilldapp
• The fairy tale of Fanferlieschen Schönefüßchen
• The fairy tale of the schoolmaster Klopfstock and his five sons
• The fairy tale of Gockel and Hinkel
• The fairy tale of Komanditchen
• The fairy tale of Schnürlieschen

Wilhelm Hauff

• Abner, the Jew who didn't see anything
• Almansors
• The cold heart
• The fairy tale of the false prince
• The inn in the Spessart
• The monkey as a human
• The dwarf nose
• The salvation of Fatme
• The story of the ghost ship
• The story of little Muck
• The story of the severed hand
• The story of Kalif Storch
• The Steenfoll Cave
• The legend of the Hirschgulden
• Said's fates

ETA Hoffmann

• The golden pot
• Nutcracker and Mouse King

Justinus Kerner

• Goldener (cf. Der Eisenhans )

Eduard Mörike

• The farmer and his son
• The Stuttgart Hutzelmännle

Benedikt Naubert

• The miller from Eisenbüttel
• The short coat
• The legend of Saint Julian

Friedrich Hebbel

• The ruby

Theodor Storm

• Little Häwelmann
• The Regentrude

Richard Volkmann-Leander

Collection: Daydreams at French chimneys

• The rattle stork fairy tale
• The little hunchbacked girl
• The old suitcase
• Little Mohr and the Gold Princess
• The little bird
• The rusty knight
• The wishing ring
• The three sisters with the glass hearts
• The heavenly music
• The artificial organ
• The dream beech
• Gold daughter
• Heino in the swamp
• Unlucky and lucky child
• Sepp on the open air
• From the invisible kingdoms
• About the queen who couldn't bake ginger nuts and the king who couldn't play hummingbirds
• Of heaven and hell
• How the devil fell into holy water
• How Christof and Bärbel always wished to get past each other

Peter Hacks

• The Schuhu and the flying princess

Otfried Preussler

• The adventures of strong Vanya
• Krabat
• My Rübezahl book

Hermann Hesse

• Augustus (fairy tale)
• The kingdom (fairy tale)
• The poet
• The European
• The mysterious mountain
• The hard way
• The dream of the gods
• The dwarf (fairy tale)
• The two brothers (Hesse)
• A dream sequence
• Faldum (fairy tale)
• Flute dream
• Iris (fairy tale)
• Childhood of the magician
• King Yu
• Fairy tale of the wicker chair
• Strange news from another planet
• Pictors metamorphoses
• Shadow play (fairy tale)
• Bird (fairy tale)

English fairy tale

Joseph Jacobs

• The laggard of Swaffham (The Padler of Swafham)
• The three Little Pigs
• The story of Tom Tom Thumb (The History of Tom Thumb)
• The stars in the sky (The stars in the Sky)
• Gingerbreadman
• Hans with the golden snuff box (Jack and his golden snuff box)
• Hans and the Beanstalk
• Käthchen Knacknuss (Kate Crackernuts)
• Cat skin (catskin)
• Tamlane

Robert Southey

• Goldilock and the three bears Goldilock an the three bears

Art fairy tales from England

John Ruskin

• The king of the golden river

Charles Dickens

• The bells

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

• Mirror images

Oscar Wilde

The collection The Happy Prince and Other Tales (The Happy Prince and Other Stories):

• The Happy Prince (The Happy Prince)
• The Nightingale and the Rose (The Nightingale and the Rose)
• The Selfish Giant (The Selfish Giant)
• The devoted friend (The Devoted Friend)
• The major missile (The Remarkable Rocket)

The collection A pomegranate House (A House of Pomegranates):

• The young king (The Young King)
• The Birthday of the Infanta (The Birthday of the Infanta)
• The fisherman and his soul (The Fisherman and his Soul)
• The Star Child (The Star-Child)

Richard Hughes

• The wonder dog
• The dark child also The dark child
• The gardener and the white elephants
• The man with the green face
• The journey through the telephone also The telephone journey
• The glass ball landscape also the glass ball landscape
• Nothing
• The over-piece cook and the cook hasty
• The palace of the spider
• The ants
• The invitation
• The three innkeepers also The three innkeepers or the king's legs
• The sorcerer's office
• The porcelain spaniel also the porcelain pug
• The magic glass
• The Christmas tree
• The old queen
• The school
• The three sheep
• In driving
• Inhale
• The whale home
• Gertrude and the mermaid
• Gertrude's child

Estonian fairy tales

Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald

• Aschentrine (see Cinderella )
• Treeling and Borkeline
• The lucky egg
• The godchild of the grotto nymphs is also Maasika
• The courageous overseer
• The grateful prince's son (see the singing, jumping little lion )
• The prince who escaped danger becomes the savior of his brothers
• The boulder
• The lucky rub
• The smart one in the pocket (compare stick out of the bag )
• The mighty cancer and the insatiable woman (cf. Vom Fischer and his wife )
• The kind-hearted woodcutter
• The kind-hearted woodcutter
• The nocturnal churchgoer
• The foolish ox sale
• The Northern Dragon
• The Springinsfeld
• The dwarves' quarrel
• The Tontlawald
• The hunter's lost luck
• King of the Fog Mountain
• The pikne bagpipes
• The orphan's hand mill
• The king's daughter hatched from the egg
• The hangman
• The gold spinners
• The maidens bathing in the moonlight
• The Meermaid (see The Little Mermaid and see Melusine )
• The nocturnal churchgoers
• The richly gilded benefit
• The quick-footed king's daughter
• The stepmother
• The underground (see fairy tale motif: dwarfs )
• The twelve daughters
• Bagpipe Tiidu
• Fast foot, nimble hand and keen eye
• Loppi and Lappi
• Rougutaja's daughter
• Cunning
• Rare woman loyalty
• How a prince grew up as a herding boy
• How a king's daughter slept for seven years (see Snow White )
• How an orphan unexpectedly found happiness
• How seven tailors went to the Turkish war

Jüri Parijögi

• The bread ran out
• The foreign gold
• The guest bread
• The happiness from the well
• The Thumbnail
• The money kettle
• The wood thief and the forest spirit
• The hunger
• The mermaid's man
• Nix as a servant
• The snake king
• The miracle stone
• Man's true happiness
• The farmer's daughter and the orphan
• The three brothers
• The Kätner's daughter and the farmer's daughter
• The snake as a necklace
• The seven brothers and the seven sisters
• The punishment of the forest spirit
• The underground city
• Laurits
• About the servant who heard the secrets of the mermaids
• About the man who understood the language of snakes
• How a man found happiness in the snake cave

French fairy tales

Charles Perrault

After the collection: My mother's fairy tales, Goose - Contes de ma mère l'oye.

• Cinderella or The Little Glass Shoe - Cendrillon, ou la Petite Pantoufle de verre
• The bluebeard - La Barbe bleue
• Master Kater or Puss in Boots - Le Maître Chat ou le Chat botté
• Little Thumbling - Le Petit Poucet
• The fairies - Les Fées
• The foolish desires - Les Souhaits ridicules
• The sleeping beauty in the forest - La Belle au Bois dormant
• Donkey skin - Peau d'Âne
• Griseldis
• Riquet with the forelock - Riquet à la houppe
• Little Red Riding Hood - Le Petit Chaperon rouge

Marie-Jeanne Lhéritier de Villandon

• The skillful princess or adventure of Finette - L'Adroite Princesse ou les Aventures de Finette

Henriette-Julie de Murat

• The happy torment - Le perfait Amour
• The Prince of Leaves - Le Prince des Feuilles
• The Palace of Vengeance - Le Palais de la Vengeance

Marie-Catherine d'Aulnoy

• Adolphe and the Island of Bliss - Adolphe (from Histoire d'Hipolyte)
• Babiole - Babiole
• Bellebelle or The Knight Fortunat - Belle-Belle ou le Chavalier Fortuné
• The blue bird - L'Oiseau Bleu
• The dolphin
• The yellow dwarf - Le Nain jaune
• The golden branch - Le Rameau d'or
• The green serpentine - serpentine vert
• The orange tree and the bee - L'Orangier et l'Abeille (see The Dearest Roland )
• The ram - Le Mouton
• The benevolent frog - La Grenouille bienfaisante
• The little magic mouse - La bonne petite souris
• The beautiful with the golden hair - La Belle aux cheveux d'or
• The white hind - La Biche au bois
• The white cat - La Chatte blanche
• Finette Cinderella - Finette Cendron (see Hansel and Gretel )
• Gracieuse and Percinet - Gracieuse et Percinet
• Prince freshman
• Prince Leprechaun - Le Prince Lutin
• Princess Spring Beauty - La Princesse Printaniére
• Princess Roses - La Princesse Rosette
• Princess Schöngestirn and Prince much-loved - La Princesse Belle-Étoile
• Pigeon and pigeon - Le Pigeon et la Colombe

Charlotte-Rose de La Force

• The land of joy - Le Pays des Délices
• Better-than-Fee - Plus belle que Fée
• Parsley - Persinette

Catherine de Lintot

• Soft brown and Constanze - Tendrebrun et Constance
• The Prince Sincère - Le Prince Sincère
• Timander and Bleuette - Timandre et Bleuette

Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villeneuve

• Beauty and the beast - La Belle et la bête

Marie-Antoinette de Fagnan

• Louvette and blue kittens - Minet bleu et Louvette

Jeanne-Marie Le Prince de Beaumont

• The Prince Désir and the Princess Mignone - Le Prince Désir
• The Prince Chéri - Le Prince Chéri
• Fairy tale of the Prince Charming - Aurore et Aimée
• Fairy tale of the widow and her two daughters - La Veuve et ses deux Filles
• Beauty and the beast - La Belle et la bête
• Fairy tales of Prince Fatal and Prince Fortunat - Fatal et Fortuné

Anonymous : The Fairies' Cabinet from 1718

• The green frog
• The parrots
• Blood red, snow white, raven black (see Snow White and The Three Lemons )
• The bush with the blossoming thorns
• Alphinge or The Green Monkey
• Kadour
• The doctor in silk
• Prince rainbow

Marie de France

The Breton Lais

• Guigemar (The Belt Sample)
• Equitan (The Seneschal's Wife)
• Frêne (The Twin Sisters)
• Bisclavret (The Werewolf)
• Lanval (King Arthur's Award)
• The two lovers
• Yonec (The Hawk Knight)
• The Nightingale
• Milun (The Swan Messenger )
• The honeysuckle (Tristan and Isolde)
• Eliduc (The Knight with the Two Women) (see Snow White )

Author from the 11th to the 15th centuries

• How Galopin stole the wonder horse Primsaus of Aragon for Elias from St. Gilles
• Huon of Bordeaux - Huon de Bordeaux
• Bertha with the big feet - Berthe from grans piés par Adenes li rois
• Parthonopeus and Meliur - Parthonopeus de Blois
• Robert the devil liberates Rome - Le roman de Robert le diable
• Parzival in the Graalsburg - Parceval le Galois ou le Conte du Graal
• Iwein - Yvain
• The birth of the Swan Knight (see The Wild Swans , Lohengrin and The Seven Ravens )
• The Manekine - La Manekine (see Allerleirauh and The Girl Without Hands )
• Cleomades and the wooden horse - Le roumans de Cleomades par Adenes li rois (see The Flying Suitcase )
• Aucassin and Nicolette - Aucassin et Nicolette
• From the Emperor Constans - Li Contes dou roi Constant l'Empereur (see The Devil with the Three Golden Hairs )
• Amicus and Amelius - Li amitiez di Ami et amile (cf. the two brothers )
• The story of the beautiful Johanna - Li contes dou Roi flore et de la bielle Jehane
• The wolf and the kid - Les Fabliaux by Marie de France (see The wolf and the seven young goats )
• The heart tales - Li roumans du Chastelain de Coucy et de la dame du Fayel
• The fairy tale of the beautiful Zelandine - La belle Zellandine (see fairy tales of Amor and Psyche , also Rapunzel , Virgo Maleen , Snow White and Sleeping Beauty ) - fairy tales from Le roman de Perceforest

Jean-François Bladé

• Goldfuß - Pieds-d'or ( Gascony and Pyrenees )
• The man of all colors - L'homme de toutes couleurs ( Gascony and Pyrenees )
• The Queen's Punishment - La rein châtiée (cf. Hamlet ); ( Gascony and Pyrenees )
• The youth and the great beast with the human head - Le jeune homme et la grand 'bête à tete d'homme ( Gascon and Pyrenees )
• The prince of the seven golden cows
• The three oranges
• The louse
• The beautiful Madelaine (see the girl without hands )
• The little lady
• The thirteen flies
• The sleeping beauty (cf. Beauty and the Beast and Sleeping Beauty )
• Hans of Calais
• La Fleur (cf. the Slovak fairy tale The Fearless )
• The golden dragoon
• The green one
• The king of the ravens (cf. the Norwegian fairy tale polar bear king Valemon )
• The return of the Lord (see Odysseus ' return to Penelope )
• The ogre (see Odysseus ' victory over the Cyclops )
• The veiled one
• The singing sea, the dancing apple and the fortune-telling bird
• The David car
• The real prince
• The king in the tower
• Saint Peter's sword
• The twin brothers (see The Two Brothers )
• The beautiful and the ugly (see Hansel and Gretel and Frau Holle )
• The beautiful Hanna (cf. the magical escape from The Dearest Roland without the false bride motif)
• The son of the King of Spain
• The merman (cf. the motif of the false bride)
• Bluebeard (only partially like The Bluebeard )
• The stepmother (cf. Vom Machandelbaum )
• The turkey maid (see the goose-girl at the well and Cinderella )
• Donkey skin (see Beauty and the Beast , at the beginning more like the Norwegian East of the Sun and West of the Moon )
• Kleinschuh and his flute
• The ship on water and on land
• Hansel
• The clever Stephan
• Millet grain
• The snake
• The Herzmäre (unlike the Herzmäre from Li roumans you Chastelain de Coucy et de la dame du Fayel )
• The sons of the charcoal burner
• The flute
• The sirens
• The king of the horn people
• The twins and the two fairies
• The basilisk
• The seven beautiful ladies
• The little people
• The punishment of the city of Lourdes (see Keris )
• The three children
• The man with red teeth (see the Breton fairy tale Das Kristallschloss )
• The bruised devil
• Lazy Hans (see The Master Thief and Riddle Tales)
• The men of Sinte-Dode (see Die Schildbürger )
• The Castle of the Three Wolves (see The Bremen Town Musicians )
• The wolf, the cat, the gosling and the chicken (see Little Red Riding Hood )
• The bad man

François-Marie Luzel

• The Wife of Death or The Crystal Castle - La femme du trépas ( Basse-Bretagne )
• Thirty-from-Paris - Trégont-a-Paris ( Basse-Bretagne )
• The nine brothers who were turned into lambs and their sister - Les 9 Frères métamorphosés en moutons et leur soeur (cf. The seven ravens ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• The master thief - Le voleur avisé ( Basse-Bretagne )
• The sun princess (see fear nothing ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• Marie, Yvon and the Siren (see Snow White with the Nereid or The Three Sisters ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• Péronnic ( Lower Bretagne )
• The righteous ( Basse-Bretagne )
• Grits or the talismans ( Brittany )
• The man with the horse's head (see Beauty and the Beast ) ( Brétagne )
• Ewenn Congar (cf. Krabat ); ( Brittany );
• The Toad Man (see The Frog King and Polar Bear King Valemon ) ( Brétagne )
• The girl who married a dead man ( Brittany )
• The dancing dwarfs (cf. Snow White and The Poor Souls ); ( Brittany );
• Six come across the world ; ( Brittany )
• The false bride (cf. Frau Holle , Schneewittchen ); ( Brittany )
• Little Hans and the Riddle Princess (see Turandot ); ( Brittany )
• The wily guyon ( brittany )
• Bihanik and the ogre (see Aladin and the magic lamp - here a miracle lucky stone); ( Brittany )

Adolphe Orain

• The Crown of the King of Domnonée - La couronne du roi de Domnonée (cf. The Water of Life ); ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The doctor from Fougeray - Le Mèdecin de Fougeray ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The golden log - ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The King's Bird - (cf. Snow White ); Upper Brittany

Paul Sébillot

• Donkey House or Eselchenhaut - Peau d'Anette (see. Allerleirauh and the three spinners ); ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The poor souls - Les âmes en peine (see Snow White ); ( Auvergne )
• The seven brothers - Les sept frères et leur soeur (cf. The seven ravens ); ( Gascony and Pyrenees )
• The magic antlers - (cf. The story of little Muck ); ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The shepherdess of the hallways - (cf. The Frog Queen ); ( Haute-Bretagne );
• The enchanted stockings - Les bas enchantés (see Snow White ) ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The filthy shepherdess - (see the goose shepherdess at the well )

Émile Souvestre

• Peronnik the simple - minded - Péronnik l'Idiot (cf. Parzival ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• The Corac'h from the island of Lok (see first born, first married ); ( Basse-Bretagne )
• Comorre (cf. Bluebeard ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• Keris (cf. Vineta ); ( Lower Bretagne )

More collectors

• The three magical gifts from ( Artois and Picardie ) (see stick out of the sack )
• The ghost meal - Le Souper du fantôme ( Artois and Picardy )
• The girl without hands - La fille sans mains Normandie ; Collection: J. Fleury
• The purse, the pipe and the hat - La bourse, le sifflet et le chapeau (cf. The story of little Muck ) ( Lorraine ); Collection: E. Gosquin
• The gifts of the three animals Les dons des trois animaux ( Lorraine ); Collection: E. Gosquin
• The golden apple La pomme d'or (cf. The Goose Girl ) ( Lorraine ); Collection: E. Gosquin
• The man of iron L'homme de fer (see The Lighter ) ( Lorraine ); Collection: E. Gosquin
• Firosette ( Lorraine ), Collection: E. Gosquin
• The city ​​of roses - La ville de'roses ( Lorraine )
• The spinning room in the fountain - La veillée dans le puits (cf. Frau Holle ) ( Nivernais ); A. Millien Collection
• Father Roquelaure (cf. The magic picture of St. John ) ( Nivernais ); A. Millien Collection
• The bird that says it all - L'oiseau, qui dit tout ( Champagne ); L. Morin Collection
• The Bitter Oranges - ( Maine ) Ed. By L. Pineau
• The girl with the cut off hands - ( Basse-Bretagne ). Edited by Marguerite de Belz
• The golden basin ( Basse-Bretagne )
• The legend of Doctor Coethalec (see Dr. Faust ); ( Lower Bretagne )
• The gold exchange or the little half-chicken; inspired the children's book of the clever little drake ( Haute-Bretagne )
• Thirty - ( Haute-Bretagne )
• The white dove - Le Pigeon blanc (cf. Vom Machandelbaum ); ( Poitou ); L. Pineau Collection
• Tartari barbari ( Poitou ); L. Pineau Collection
• The King of Fishes - Le rei dei peiches (cf. The Two Brothers ); ( Languedoc ); L. Lambert Collection
• The werewolf - Lou Louporoù (cf. Hansel and Gretel ); ( Languedoc ); L. Lambert Collection
• Dummhans and the Giant ( Gascony and Pyrenees )

Art fairy tales from France

Charles Deulin

From the collection The Tales of King Gambrinus

• Gambrinus, the king of beer
• The tailor's flag
• The devil's cauldron
• The brave Gayant
• The nettle princess
• The twelve dancing princesses
• Waldmann's sack
• The wolf oak
• Grünhose, the dragon slayer
• The love violin
• Schroffenstein
• The one longed for
• The big racket
• Manneken Pis
• Whistle in paradise
• Mrs. Holles Maids

Greek fairy tale

Johann Georg von Hahn

• from Epirus
• Asterinos and Pulia
• Cinderella (see Cinderella )
• The beautiful and the Drakos
• The iron dervish and the prince with the three rusks
• The prince promised to Drakos
• The prince and his foals
• The gold crop
• Half the man
• The three thankful animals
• The girl in war
• The three brothers make a bet with the beardless one
• About the murder knife, the whetstone, the patience and the candle that doesn't melt
• The princess hidden under the earth
• The kid goat
• The prince and the swan maiden
• About the woman who does good and experiences ingratitude
• The man with the pea
• The beardless and the Drakos
• Janni and the Draken
• The brother-in-law of the lion, the tiger and the eagle
• The youngest brother who fetches his kidnapped sister from the Drakenberg
• Allerleirauh (see Allerleirauh )
• The girl who laughs roses and weeps pearls
• The goldsmith and the faithful fisherman's son
• Is right or wrong?
• The snake child
• The son of the shoulder blade
• From someone who learned the language of birds
• Bakala
• The clever shepherd
• The golden chicken
• The prince and the beardless
• From someone who had brains but no money
• Fairy tales
• The fisherman's son and the princess
• The sun child
• The priest and the beardless
• The snake and its parents
• From the figs that make horns and drive horns away
• The prince's dream
• The man with the travel box
• The three brothers fighting over the bride
• The spindle button
• The crafty mower (from Kukuli)
  • from Asia Minor
• The cedar lemon
• The shy prince
  • from northern Euboea
• The magic mirror
• The three brothers who are looking for their kidnapped sister
• Loyalty rewarded
• The youth, the devil and his daughter
• Half-peas
• Peppercorn (from Smyrna )
• The jackdaw child
• From the man who was turned into a woman and then a man again
• Lie bet
• Visionary gift
• The hunter and the mirror that sees everything
  • from the island of Tinos
• The three bad strings
• The young hunter and the beautiful of the world
  • from the island of Syra
• The strong Hans
• The Strigla
• Lemoniza
• The monkey
• The teacher and his student
• Sun, moon and morning star
• The golden apple tree and the journey into hell
  • from different areas
• Zi, Ba, Achmet Zelebi (from Wisa )
• The New Church and the Nightingale (from Kydonia )
• Filek Zelebi (from Crete )
• The bear child (from Jannina )
• Dionysus (from Boeotia )
  • Fairy tale
• The farmer and the elf
• The Elven Mill
• The man and the elves
• The woman and the elves
• The reaper and the elves
• The elven praise
• The elf as a housewife
• The fisher child and the elves
  • greek animal tales
• About the old man and the old man and the rooster and the hen
• About the vixen, the wolf and the priest
• About the farmer and the snake and the fox
• About the old man, the cat and the chicken
• About the wolf, the vixen and the honey pot
• From the vixen pilgrimage
• About the vixen and the hedgehog
• The wolf, the fox and the donkey
• About the wolf and the donkey
• About the bear, the farmer and the vixen
  • from the insariots
• George and the storks
  • from Zakynthos
• The Lemon Maiden
  • from Kalliopi
• The potty
• The foolish servant
• The three golden apples
• The holy Paraskeve

Georgios A. Megas

• Marula
• Pulia and the morning star (see brother and sister )
• Myrsina (see Snow White )
• The twelve months
• The mill
• Sun and moon
• The pipe and the cap
• The turtle and the male pea
• The fisherman's son
• Cinderella
• The king's godson and the beardless one
• The king's apple tree
• Blümchen-Blondchen-Goldhaar
• The miraculous or the three lemons (cf. The love of the three oranges )
• The navel of the earth
• The sleeping prince
• The man with the many peas
• Zirzonis
• Sometimes words also take root
• What's the fastest in the world
• The bag sewer
• The good, poor child
• brother and sister
• The seven ravens (see The seven ravens )
• The twin brothers (see The Two Brothers )
• The golden branches
• The slacker
• The enchanted lake (see The Frog Queen )
• The basil pot
• The sleeping king's daughter
• The golden-green eagle (see Beauty and the Beast )
• Mr. Marzipan
• The snake
• The cancer
• The poppies
• The church and the nightingale bird
• The monk
• The two neighbors
• The unhappy princess
• The riddle
• The riddle language
• The three good pieces of advice
• The eggs
• The devil who used up forty pairs of shoes
• The old man and the three brothers
• The bell
• The greedy who could not be satisfied
• The poor man and the dime
• The night light

Johannes Mitsotakis

• The wild man (see the iron Hans )
• The three golden rules
• The hunter's son and the minister
• The envious neighbor
• Master Triorrhögas, or the man with the three grapes
• The golden box
• The gates of the great
• Rodia (see Snow White )
• The tested prince
• The mistress and her maid
• The imagery
• The three pumpkins
• The twelve months
• The artificial horse
• The trimmatos or the three-eyed mincer
• The bad brother
• The wonderful red fish
• The giant killer

More collectors

• The three sisters (see Snow White - here she is fleeing to a nereid ) published by d'Estournelles de Constant in La vie de province en Grèce , Paris 1878

Art fairy tales of ancient Greece

Apuleius

• Amor and Psyche (from: Metamorphoses )

Indian fairy tales

• Princess Eggplant

Irish fairy tale

Brothers Grimm after Thomas Crofton Croker

From Irish fairy tales

I. The silent people (Original: The good people )

• The white calf
• The angry elves
• Thimble
• The clergyman's meal
• The little bagpiper
• The brewery of eggshells
• The changeling
• The two godmothers
• The bottle
• The Confessions of Thomas Bourke
• The transformed elves

II. The Cluricaun

• The haunted cellar
• The shoemaker
• Lord and servant
• The field with hornbeams
• The little shoes

III. The banshi

• The Bunworth Banshi
• Mac Carthy's Banshi

IV. The Phuka

• The witch horse
• Daniel O'Rourke's wanderings
• The stooped mother
• The haunted castle

V. The land of youth

• Jumping water
• Corrib lake
• The cow with the seven heifers
• The enchanted lake
• The apparition of O'Donoghue

Jeremiah Curtin

• The fisherman from Kinsale and the old woman from the sea
• Sgiathan Dearg and the daughter of the King of the Western World (see The Blue Bird and East of the Sun and West of the Moon )
• The ploughshare smith and the stranger
• The son of the King of Erin and the King of the Emerald Isle

Douglas Hyde

• The palace of Cronnán
• Oscar with the Scourge
• Caoilte Cosfhada
• Seághan with the two sheep
• Móirín which means as much as the Small-Large (see. Cinderella )
• The three shirts made of cotton grass (see The Seven Ravens )
• The great fool from Cuasan
• The maid of the ancients of Béara
• The piper and the puka

Peadar Ua Laoghaire

• The three ravens (motif overheard birds talk)
• Croch-gheal (see the master thief )

Italian fairy tales

Giambattista Basile

from the Pentameron :

• Framework story of the Pentameron
• The fairy tale of the Orco - Lo cunto de l'uerco
• The little myrtle - La mortella
• Peruonto
• Vardiello
• The flea - Lo polene
• The ash cat - La gatta cenerentola
• The merchant - Lo mercante
• The goat face - La facce de crapa
• The deceitful hind - La cerva fatata
• The battered old woman - La vecchia scorticata
• Petrosinella
• Verde Prato
• viola
• Cagliuso
• The snake - Lo serpe
• The she-bear ( L'orza )
• The pigeon - La palomma
• The little slave - La schiavottella
• The latch - Lo catenaccio
• The godfather - Lo compare
• Cannetella
• Penta without hands - La Penta mano-mozza
• Viso
• The wise Liccarda - Sapia Leccarda
• The dung beetle, the mouse and the cricket - Lo scarafone, lo sorece e lo grillo
• The garlic forest - La serva d'aglie
• Corvetto
• The Dumbling - Lo 'ngnorante
• Rosella
• The three fairies - Le tre fate
• The Rooster Stone - La preta de lo gallo
• The two brothers - Li dui fratielle
• The three animal kings - Li tre ri animale
• The seven rinds - Le sette catenelle
• The dragon - Lo dragone
• The three crowns - Le tre corone
• The two small cakes - Le doie pizzelle
• The seven Täublein - Li sette palommielle
• The raven - Lo cuorvo
• The punished arrogance - La soperbia casticata
• The goose - La papara
• The months - Li mise
• Pinto Smauto
• The golden trunk - Lo turzo d'oro
• Sun, moon and Thalia - Sole, Luna e Talia
• Sapia
• The five sons - Li cinco figlie
• Ninnillo and Nennella - Nennillo e Nennella
• The three lemons - Le tre cetra

Italo Calvino

• Giovanni without fear
• Body-without-soul
• Count's beard
• The girl who was sold with the pears
• The prince as a canary
• The people of Biella are thick-headed
• The language of animals
• The land where you never die
• The prince as a cancer
• The boy in the sack
• Satisfied man's shirt
• One night in paradise
• The magic ring
• The art of laziness
• Beautiful forehead
• The hunchbacked Tabagnino
• Bellinda and the monster
• The son of the merchant of Milan
• The monkey castle
• The enchanted castle
• Buffalo head
• The daughter of the sun god
• The Florentine
• The gift of the north wind
• The apple girl
• Parsley
• Bird bright green
• Giggle and the ox
• The water in the basket
• Fourteen (fairy tale)
• Rooster crystal
• The soldier from Naples
• Cicco Petrillo
• The love for the three pomegranates or white as milk, red as blood
• Giuseppe Ciufolo, who played the flute when he was not chopping in the field
• Hunched, lame, and a crooked neck
• The wrong grandmother
• Krick, croquet and hook claw
• The first rapier and the last broom
• Whack, my donkey, spit ducats
• Liombruno
• The three orphans
• The handmade king
• Cola fish
• Date branch - beautiful date branch
• Unlucky fellow (fairy tale)
• Lord of the Peas and the Beans
• The sultan with the scabies
• Rosemary
• The barber's clock
• The Count's sister
• A queen marries a robber
• Lost in the wide world
• A ship loaded with
• The king's son in the hen house
• The language of animals and the curious woman
• The calf with the golden horns
• The old woman from the cabbage field
• The king's daughter with the horns
• Giufà
• I. Giufà and the plaster statue
• II. Giufà, the moon, the thieves and the judge
• III. Giufà and the red cap
• IV. Giufà and the wineskin
• V. Eat, my wretched rags
• VI. Giufà, close the door behind you!
• The man who stole the money from the bandits
• Saint Anthony brings fire to people
• March and the shepherd
• Drive in my sack!

Japanese fairy tales

• Kintaro

Lithuanian fairy tales

• Eglė, the queen of the adders

Norwegian fairy tales

Peter Christen Asbjørnsen

• Per Gynt
• The island of Udröst
• Three lemons - (cf. The love of the three oranges and cf. Dwarfs from Snow White )
• The comrade (see Hans Christian Andersen's travel companion )
• The troll wedding
• The Huldrehut
• Done yourself (see Polyphemus )
• The white bear king Valemon also polar bear king Valemon ( cf.East of the sun and west of the moon )
• The cat that could eat so much
• The forest woman (see Peer Gynt )
• From the golden castle that hung in the air (see The Magic Portrait - fairy tale film)
• Marble goose egg (see Sternberg by Božena Němcová)
• The king's hare
• The happiness different
• The fellow who was to serve three years for nothing
• The boy who wanted to go free around the mother's daughter in the corner (see redemption tales)

Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Engebretsen Moe

• The rich Peter Krämer (see the devil with the three golden hairs )
• Marienkind (cf. moon, sun and stars from The Seven Ravens and Marienkind )
• The master thief
• The honest four schilling
• There is nothing missing that all women are in love with
• The master girl (see copper - silver - gold kettle motif and magical escape from The Dearest Roland )
• From the giant who did not have his heart with him also From the giant who had no heart in his body (heart hiding in the duck egg)
• The three princesses in Whiteland also The three princesses from Witenland (see The Fearless by Božena Němcová)
• Kari wooden skirt also Kari Trästak (see Cinderella )
• East of the sun and west of the moon (cf. Beauty and the Beast )
• Zottelhaube (see Poor Anicka - fairy tale film)
• Big and Little Peter (cf. Little Klaus and Big Klaus )
• Mr. Peter (see Puss in Boots )
• The blue ribbon
• The Soria-Moria Castle
• From Aschenper, who stole the silver ducks, the bedspread and the golden harp from the troll
• The bird dam
• The clever princess
• The widow's son
• The three aunties (see The three spinners )
• The daughter of the man and the daughter of the woman (cf. Frau Holle )
• Lillekort
• The doll in the grass
• The kitten on Dovre
• Aase, the little goose girl (see Virgo Maleen )
• The seven fills
• The twelve wild ducks - (see Snow White , The Seven Ravens )
• The three sisters in the mountains
• Grimschecke
• Haakon Bokenbart (see King Drosselbart )
• Peter and Paul and Esben Cinderella
• The mill that grinds on the bottom of the sea
• The princess on the glass mountain

More collectors

• The magic apples (cf. The story of little Muck ) - Sophus Bugge and Rikard Berge
• The guy who put his masters in armor - Kristofer Janson
• Worry and suffering (cf. Beauty and the Beast ) - Hallv. E. Bergh
• Helge-Hal in the blue mountain (see Puss in Boots ) - Hallv. E. Bergh
• More southerly than south and more northerly than north and in the great Goldberg - Kristofer Janson (see good-for-nothing the brave knight - fairy tale film)

Austrian fairy tales

Theodor Vernaleken

• Princess sunshine
• The miracle tree
• The house snake
• Dietrichstein in Carinthia
• The cradle from the tree near Baden
• The stick in the castle at Greifenstein
• The miner dancing
• The Mönchsberg near Salzburg
• The giant and the tailor
• Little Red Riding Hood
• The fairy tale
• King Samo
• The mermaid
• The beggar's curse
• The fox and the geese
• The sweet porridge
• The crumbs on the table
• The magician and his apprentice
• Warm and cold from one mouth
• Princess Trina
• Bunny bride
• Katzerl and Mauserl
• The devil's roast
• The sunken city (fairy tale)
• Wages and punishment
• The giants and the wild women in the Untersberg
• King Watzmann
• The gold caper
• The two musicians
• The enchanted prince (fairy tale)
• The proud pine
• Irmentritt and the eleven dogs
• The mold
• The enchanted gold treasures on the Untersberg
• The Untersberg near Salzburg
• The lost strand
• The fairy tale of the miracle mill
• The blind butcher
• The mystery tale
• The spirit of the snow mountains
• The unequal brothers
• There Guglhupf
• The devil and the seamstress
• The fairy tale about the red apple
• The lazy brothers
• What is the most beautiful, strongest and richest?
• From the thumb-length Hansel
• The ghost at the boundary stone
• The happy brothers
• Mr. Korbes
• The poor souls woman
• The cat mill
• The bitch lady
• The wonder mold
• Dare, pick up!

Friedrich Neisser

• Princess cloud
• The golden princess
• The good giant
• The clever farmer
• The secret
• The young Aquarius
• The eternal song
• The princess who knew everything
• Nobody
• The wizard's birds
• The story of laughter
• The clever dwarf
• The good king (fairy tale)
• my reflection

Art fairy tales from Persia

Nezami

• The seven stories of the seven princesses

Polish fairy tales

Collected folk tales of the great quartet of collectors 1837–52 Wóycicki , Berwiński , Lompa and Zmorski

• From wolf and fox O wilku i lisie
• The fairy tale of the wolf and the dog Bajka o wilku io psie
• How a dog adapted boots to a wolf O tym, jako pies buty wilkowi sprawił
• The fairy tale of the robbers Bajka o zbójnikach
• About the bear, the wild boar and the hiker O niedźwiedziu, dzikach io podróżnym
• The enmity between dogs and cats Nieprzyjaźń psa i kota
• The Lark and the Wolf Skowronek i wilk
• From the fisherman and his three sons O rybaku i jego trzech synach
• The Princess and the Dancing Shoes Królewna i zdarte w tańcu buciki (see The Dancing Shoes )
• From the enchanted princess O zaklęty królewnie
• The devil as a lover Kawaler - czart
• The fairy tale of the king's son O synie królewskim
• The story of the magician O czarnoksiężniku
• From the fool who was not afraid O głupem, co strachu ni mnioł
• The blacksmith in front of the gates of hell Kowol przed piecielneme dwierzamy
• About the old blacksmith who outwitted death and the devils O starym kowalu, co śmierć i diabły zwodził
• From the farmer, the sick one healed Chłop uzdrawia chorych
• Geese (fairy tale) Gęsi
• The story of the king's son Argelus O argelusie
• From the poor fisherman's son O synie ubogiego rybaka
• From brother and sister O bracie i siostrze
• The cowhide Krówska skóra
• About a young lady who fell in love with a monster O jednej pannie, która potwora pokochała
• The fairy tale of the lamb Bajka o baranku
• The Szklana góra glass mountain (revised in 1920 by Bronisława Ostrowska )
• As the servant became a master Z parobka - Pan
• From the prince who did not want to die O królewiczu, co nie chciał umnirać
• Kachna and Magda Kachna i Magda
• The Miesiące months
• Czego to chytrość nie może, which is not all that wisdom can do
• Bearded old man Brodaty dziad
• The wedding of the pixies Wesele krasnoludków
• From the royal godfather O krześniku królewskim
• From mouse fur O mysim kożuszku
• From the poor girl who became queen Uboga dziewczyna, która została królowa
• From the daring peasant who became king and took the woman from the sea O jednym dzielnym chłopie, co został królem iz morza sobie żonę przywiózł
• A stove stool becomes Prince Piecuch królewiczem
• The magic ring Pierścień magiczny
• From the warlock O czarnoksiężniku
• Of the king and his three sons, two of whom were clever, the third but stupid O królu i jego trzech synach, z których dwóch mądrych, a alles głupi
• From the princess who was turned into a snake O królewnie zaklętej w żmije
• The minstrel O grajku
• The bad brother Zły brat
• The fern flower Kwiat paproci
• The devil as a monk Czart zakonnikiem
• From the devil and the peasant O diable i chłopie
• About the shepherd who understood the language of animals O owczarzu, co rozumiał zwierzęta mówio
• The two brothers (fairy tale) Dwaj bracia
• Alibaba and the forty robbers Ali-babie i czterdziestu rozbójników
• Dobrodzenniak Dobrodzenniak
• The uncomfortable Madejowe łoże bed
• The sleeping knights Ryczerze żpiący
• The road to wealth Droga do bogoctwa
• From the servant who found a witch O jednym parobku, co czarownicę wypatrzył
• Witches Sabbath Sabat czarownic
• Twardowski Twardowski
• The clever Kasia O mądryj Kasi
• From the Pycina O pycinie
• From the bag that taught Kasia to work Jak to torba nauczyła Kasię robić
• Markolf Marchołt
• Incest (fairy tale) Kazirodztwo
• From the soldier who became king O żołnierzu, co został królem
• Poverty in youth or old age Bieda w młodości czy na starość
• The twelve robbers O dwunastu zbójcach
• From Janosik O Janasiku
• The robber Kubik from the black Dunajec and his money O zbóju Kubiku z cornego donajeca i jego piniądzach
• The robber sermon Zbójnickie kazanie
• The Saint of Szaflary święty w szaflarach
• From the farmers who wanted to sell their mares and swapped their wives Chłopi, co chcieli zahandlować kobyły, a zahandlowali baby
• The fairy tale of the fool who served a farmer Bajka o głupim, co służył u gospodarza
• From the farmer who had an angry wife O jednym chłopie, co mniał zło zune
• Don't trust a woman! Never dowierzaj babie!
• The man who reprimanded his wife O męzu, co na zune gadał
• The enchanted goat O uroczony kozy
• The story of the thief O złodzieju
• He looked for and got to know the worries Szukał i poznał biedę
• The story of the smart and the stupid brother O dwoch braci mądrym i głupim
• From the pastor and the cantor O księdzu i organiście
• The Scęśliwa capka lucky hat
• The farmer and the servant Gospodarz i parobek
• The robbery in the tavern Okradzenie karczmy
• The three fraudsters Trzej oszuści
• The money in the bootleg Nazalek cholewę
• The crafty thieves Jak to złodzieje umią sztuderować
• Shared wages Podział nagrody
• From the book that could divine Wróż świerzcz
• About the hangover and his wages Okacie
• The horse with the tinder in its ear Koń z hubką w uchu
• From stupid Wojtek O jednym głupim wojtku
• The Hungarian and the Gorale Węgier i góral
• The pastor and the farmer Plewąn i chłop
• From the gentleman who loved to hear fairy tales O panie, co lubiał słuchać przepowiastków
• From the billy goat O koziołku
• From Maciuś and Kubuś O Maciusiu io Kubusiu
• From the age of Wiek Ludzki
• The creation of the woman Stworzenie kobiety
• The Grzyby mushrooms
• The plague
• The evil eye of Morskie Oko
• The rabbit heart
• The wind rider
• The devil dance
• Hans Jaś
• About the werewolf
• The grottos in the Black Mountains
• The plague maiden
• The ghost train
• Mountain fallers and oak rippers
• Boruta Boruta
• The toad
• Stick out!
• The sorcerer and his apprentice
• The three Trzej Bracia brothers
• Poor student O studentach
• The escape from Ucieczka
• The crow

Collected folk tales by Antoni Józef Gliński ("Bajarz polski", 1853)

• About the talking mirror and the fallen asleep Princess O zwierziadelku gadajacem io uspionej królewnie (see Snow White )
• Jagnisia (see Cinderella )

Collected folk tales by Oskar Kolberg ("Lud", 1857–90)

• The fairy tale of the snake king O wężonym Królu
• Rewarded charity Dobroczynność

Art fairy tales from Poland

Adolf Dygasiński

• The son of the rich Syn Boginki
• Byś and Dyś Byś i Dyś

Halina Górska

• The flower of the amethyst Kwiat ametystu

Maria Konopnicka

• Like the one with the flax, Jak to ze lnem było was

Józef Ignacy Kraszewski

• The fern flower Kwiat paproci
• Mistrz Twardowski Master Twardowski
• From the princess who could do magic, O królewnie czarodziejce

Kornel Makuszyński

• Schneider Nadelfein Krawiec Niteczka
• Shoemaker Last and Drake Kwak Szewc Kopytko i Kaczor Kwak

Artur Oppman (Or-Ot)

• The golden duck Złota kaczka
• The basilisk Bazyliszek
• The Siren Syrena

Włodzimierz Perzyński

• How Dudek grew up instantly Jak Dudek został od razu dorosłym człowiekiem
• Mr. Hasty Pan Rozpędek

Henryk Sienkiewicz

• A Bajka fable
• The sailing legend Legenda żeglarska

Aleksander Szczęsny

• From the coat hook O kołku do wieszania odzieży
• From the evil magician and the wondrous Gusli O złym czarowniku i cudownej gęśli

Roma fairy tale

Jerzy Ficowski

• A fairy tale before the fairy tale
• The enchanted box
• The creation of the world
• The sun mother
• Why the moon is waxing and waning
• Where the people with the light hair came from
• Where the fleas came from
• From someone who said nothing
• About the gypsy, a golden donkey and a gruesome dragon
• From Andrusch, who did not eat beans
• A branch from the sun tree
• About the stork with the golden feather
• The all-seeing mirror
• The language of animals
• About the poor basket maker and the three springs
• From poor Bakrengo
• About the rose and the poor minstrel

Philomena Franz

• Daddy, the clever little goose
• Why the fir tree wears an evergreen dress
• The wise gypsy king
• How the rabbit painted colored eggs for the gypsy children for the first time
• Since when the sky is full of violins
• The Devil's Violinist (Roma fairy tale)
• The honeymoon (Roma fairy tale)
• Snogo
• How the hedgehog outwitted the gypsy
• Joschka's vow
• The little caterpillar
• The rich merchant and the beautiful Danusha
• The birthday present

Heinz Mode ; Milena Hübschmannová

1. The magic leather
2. The broom-maker’s daughter
3. The snake becomes the king's son-in-law
4. The prodigal youth
5. dog and cat
6. The golden bird and the good rabbit
7. The boy and the ghoul
8. The poor gypsy and the Navaši girl
9. The obedient woman
10. The girl and the forty-one robbers
11. Tale of the dwarf's hat
12. The lucky fool
13. The devil is courting a gypsy
14. The three golden hairs of the Sun King
15. The goat girl
16. What the Čhavo dreamed
17. Marko and Moso
18. The magic bird
19. The Count's Daughter
20. The mosquito
21. The wild boar
22. How the Čhavo brought the king to begging
23. The poor man's ox-driver
24. The deceived dragon
25. Cancer, leech and frog
26. The little bull calf
27. Ashypelt
28. The treasure hunter
29. The bad mother
30. Dedicated to the devil
31. The Rome boy who had to eat feces
32. The lost brother wants to marry his own sister
33. Little do not know
34. God as a helper
35. The fool and the clever
36. The chicken brings luck to the old man
37. The rich man marries a poor girl
38. The sow as a bride
39. The winged wolf
40. The soul in the knife
41. The clipped priest
42. God's protégé
43. The traitorous mother
44. The flower of happiness
45. The envious concubine
46. The sun-like beauty
47. The bald head
48. The hut of the sun and moon
49. The little horse and the diamond collar
50. The fisherman and the Urmi
51. Good luck and bad luck of a Čhavo
52. Sándor Keck
53. The student and the snake
54. The devil and the count's three daughters
55. The seer (Roma fairy tale)
56. The wolf and the fox
57. How the gypsy outwitted the devil
58. The watchmaker
59. The guy is the liver
60. The queen has a child without a father
61. The poor peasant and the king
62. The prophecy of the bird
63. The robber and the housekeeper
64. The poor man wins two women
65. How the Rom defeated the dragon
66. The paying hat
67. The adventure of King Little Miklós
68. Vajda and Rusja
69. The reward
70. The death of Rome literature
71. The bad sisters
72. The mysterious old box
73. The mujo
74. The hidden dream
75. The poor woman and her children
76. Who is the most beautiful
77. The master thief (fairy tale)
78. The ransomed dead
79. The fool as a rabbit keeper
80. The Nivaši daughters
81. The witch's daughter
82. The fairy tale of Andruš
83. The poor shepherd
84. The giant and the girl
85. Mouse fur
86. The fairy tale of Lockenland
87. The windmaid Rusalka
88. The young count and the witch's daughter
89. The prince, his companion and the beautiful Nastasa
90. The fox as a weather maker
91. The infallible fortune teller
92. The magic rod
93. Fairy tale of the robbed Rome girl
94. The poor orphan boy
95. The cat (Roma fairy tale)
96. The wise Irishman
97. The good youngest brother
98. How the Rom exchanged the torn shirt
99. The hunter who got lost
100. The beautiful woman
101. The Dilino
102. The golden dove
103. Three Brothers (Roma fairy tales)
104. How the frog was blessed
105. The Gadžo's bet
106. The jealous blacksmith
107. The poor man defends himself
108. About the Divo, who always farted
109. Saint Jpbb
110. Mustapha with the whiskers
111. The stupid brother
112. About the recruitment of the three priests for a beautiful woman
113. The wrong friend
114. The fairy tale of Miško
115. The Jančo fairy tale
116. The liberated prince
117. The bride of Phuvušs
118. About the girl who was sold to the devil and her brother
119. The fairy tale of the berry
120. The displaced children
121. Misfortune and happiness of the king of Rome
122. The butcher's son
123. The dead as a lover
124. The clever old man
125. Tropsyn and the Danube Mermaid
126. The princess and the forester's son
127. The wife from fairyland
128. The golden girl
129. Mačemanuša, the fish people
130. Janči and Kišjanči
131. The cheater
132. A bear fairy tale
133. King Grošo
134. The wrong fairy
135. The poor man's son and the foal
136. How the count became poor
137. Of the three orphans who got lost in the forest
138. The creation of the world
139. The tramp who wanted to reward his legs
140. The priest's servant heals the widow
141. The silver leaf from the other world
142. The poor man who traded mushrooms
143. Peter is beaten up by a drunk man
144. The Turk and his daughter
145. From a hunter
146. The farmer and the Budapest street boy
147. The reward
148. Head, arm and foot
149. The wolf and the cobbler
150. The boy and his foal
151. The merchant's daughter
152. The flying horse
153. The fool and the miraculous bush
154. The sun mother
155. Mindžbego
156. How the Čhavo made the princess laugh
157. The king and his daughters' shoes
158. Princess and farm boy
159. The gypsy as a king
160. The rich and the poor brother
161. The three dragons
162. Three pieces of advice
163. The sister is looking for her brothers
164. How the moon fell from the sky
165. The Rome and the dragon
166. What became of the bone
167. Koperdan or the traitorous mother
168. The shabby house
169. The Mulo
170. The unfaithful woman (Roma fairy tale)
171. The Rom sells feces
172. From the miller's three sons
173. The stolen sun
174. The stingy and selfish brother
175. From Rome. the dead made alive
176. How the Rom found out where the king's daughters disappeared to
177. Chasardo
178. The riddle (Roma fairy tale)
179. The bottle with the black water
180. A Rome wants to know what fear is
181. The bear and the fox
182. Bulgarians, Turks and Gypsies
183. The poor Rome people
184. The godfather and the robber
185. The robber chief Patkó Pishta
186. The bag
187. Rabbit droppings
188. About the porcupine, who was an enchanted prince
189. Vašlačkus
190. Jack and his golden snuffbox
191. The forbidden chambers
192. The miller's daughter and the robbers
193. The charcoal burner and the nine ravens
194. The miracle ring
195. Magic sticks
196. From someone who says he has no master over himself
197. The golden children
198. The fool who becomes king
199. The enchanted city
200. How the poor got rich
201. How the princess saved her Rome husband
202. Berzebukk
203. The ogre
204. How well he could steal Rome
205. The enchanted prince (Roma fairy tale)
206. The twelve children
207. The princess falls in love with a chavo who makes Valki
208. The Greek merchant
209. A cunning man
210. When peccary rode the rooster
211. The young bull
212. The son fights against the father
213. Vince Bankó
214. Two cheaters
215. The seemingly dead young woman
216. The Jews and the Gypsies
217. The dog as a son-in-law
218. Two princes
219. Kalo and the magic ring
220. Three sisters (Roma fairy tales)
221. Lamet
222. The nail theft
223. Who is upset
224. King Mátyás and his wise wife
225. The gypsy who went to the market
226. The winged serpent as a son-in-law
227. About the little girl who lost her earrings
228. Brandy János
229. An old king and his three sons in England
230. The clever young Jew and the golden hen
231. The search for the beautiful bride
232. The Rome boy with the three pigs
233. The poor man's godfather
234. Čhiavina, the beautiful
235. The humble one
236. The jealous husband (Roma fairy tale)
237. The poor boy's happiness
238. The robber's son
239. The youth who stole death
240. The unfaithful woman (Roma fairy tale)
241. Death and reason
242. The lazy daughters
243. The bridge (Roma fairy tale)
244. The cat (Roma fairy tale)
245. Money, too
246. The sons from the eggs
247. Soldier János Bihók and the princess
248. The smart girl
249. Cart and donkey
250. The prince and the toad
251. How a girl became a boy
252. The baker and the twelve priests
253. The wicked sister-in-law
254. The poor man and the devil
255. Prayer, love and whip
256. The brave girl
257. The whip
258. The hunter man
259. Šabano and Ramzano
260. The bee and the butterfly
261. The cat and the fox
262. The king and poor Čhavo
263. God and the Lumberjack
264. The auxiliary gardener
265. From the fly that went to school
266. The princess without hands
267. The thankful lions
268. The holy quarrel
269. The three anchors
270. Blood red grass
271. Kilinko
272. Tschjardaro
273. The filling
274. The miller's sons
275. Tobacco (Roma fairy tale)
276. The witch's horses
277. Sins
278. Shaking witch
279. The poor basket weaver and the three springs

Heinrich von Wlislocki

• The child in the realm of the dead
• The Mulo people
• The poor gypsy and the nawashi girl
• The lying man
• The flower of happiness
• The bride of Phuvush
• The origin of the thorn apple and the origins of the gypsies
• The creation of the violin

Russian fairy tales

• The sparrow, the mouse and the pancake

Alexander Nikolajewitsch Afanassjew and Vladimir Ivanovich Dal

• Alyonushka and Ivanushka
• Baba Yaga
• Tsar Saltan
• The fairy tale of the dead princess and the seven warriors
• The magic mirror
• The frog queen
• Finist the hawk
• Snegurochka
• Father Frost , filmed in 1964 as an adventure in the magic forest
• Wasilisa, the beautiful
• Wild swans
• The deer with the golden antlers
• Adventure in the magic forest
• The flying ship

Art fairy tales from Russia

Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin

• Tsar Saltan
• The fairy tale of the priest and his servant Lümmel
• The fairy tale of the fisherman and the little fish
• The fairy tale of the dead daughter of the tsar and the seven warriors (see Snow White )
• The fairy tale of the golden rooster

Scottish fairy tales

John Francis Campbell

• Gold-Baum und Silber-Baum (Gold-Tree, Silver-Tree)

Art fairy tales from Scotland

George MacDonald

• The Princess and the Goblin (The Princess and the Goblin)
• The Princess and Curdie (The Princess and Curdie)

Swedish fairy tales

Gunnar Olof Hyltén-Cavallius and George Stephens

• Silberweiß and Lillwacker (see Snow White , Jungfrau Maleen , The Two Brothers )
• Faithful and unfaithful
• The werewolf
• First born, first married (cf. von Souvestre: The Corac'h from the island of Lok )
• The lame dog (see Beauty and the Beast )
• The princess on the Glasberg (see Snow White , Der Eisenhans )
• Queen crane (see Prince Bajaja and Der Eisenhans )
• The three dogs
• The old shaggy fur (see King Thrushbeard )
• Torre Jeppe
  • The shepherd boy and the giant:
• A. The boy who bet with the giant
• B. The boy who dropped the giant's child into the well
  • The woman who was put in the oven:
• A. The giant room, the roof of which consisted of bare sausages
• B. The room, the roof of which was made of cheese
  • The boy who stole the giant's precious treasures:
• A. The sword, the golden hens, the golden lamp and the golden harp
• B. The gold lamp, the gold goat and the gold fur
• C. The gold horse, the moon lamp, and the maiden in the magic cage
• The half-troll, or the three swords
  • The two foster brothers:
• A. Silfwerhwit and Lillwacker (at Stroebe: Silberweiß and Lillwacker )
• B. Wattuman and Wattusin
• The shepherd
  • The princess who came up from the sea:
• A. The beautiful shepherd girl
• B. Lilla Rosa and Långa Leda (cf. beginning like Frau Holle then parallels to little brother and sister without brother , Siren Island and Astrid Lindgren's sounding linden tree)
• C. Virgo Swanhwita, and Virgo Räfrumpa (cf. the Breton fairy tale Marie, Yvon and the Siren )
• The beautiful castle, east of the sun, north of the earth
• The land of youth
• The girl who could spin gold from clay and straw
• The three grandmothers
• The castle that stood on gold pillars
• The three dogs
  • The sea woman:
• A. The King's Son and Messeria
• B. The King's Son and Princess Singorra
• The enchanted female frog
• The princess in the cave

Nils Gabriel Djurklou

• Let my servant (see Aladdin and the magic lamp)

Harald Zagar

• The strange stories of Lylekogen
• In the fairyland of Lylekogen
• About children and trolls from Lylekogen
• Allow me, Felix von Lylekogen, my name

More collectors

• Knös (The strong one from the egg, see Sternberg )
• Stompe Pilt Collection Johan Herman Hofberg
• The girl and the snake v. Sydow-Lund
• The Goldköniginberg v. Sydow-Lund
• The Mistress at Pintorp Collection Johan Herman Hofberg

Art fairy tales from Sweden

Elsa Beskov

• When the troll mother took care of the king's laundry

Anna Wahlenberg

• The sun tree
• The strange monk
• The dangerous island
• The dollhouse
• The golden goats
• Blunt's new mom
• Poor Palle
• The butter bucket
• The miller Jan and the spring maidens
• The singing bell
• The wizard's cloak
• The cone
• The troll ride
• The king's wise decision
• The old troll in the big mountain
• The Elven King's Ball
• The magpie that got salt on its tail
• Jewel field
• Godlinda and the old king
• The queen's pearl necklace
• The elves of the kätnerspeople

Alfred Smedberg

• The seven wishes
• The trolls and the imp boy
• The boy who was never afraid

Helge Kjellin

• The fairy tale of the male elk Skutt and the little princess Tüvstar

Cyrus Granér

• The fairy tale of the four old giant trolls and the little Vill-Vallare shepherd boy

Helena Nyblom

• The Ring (Helena Nyblom)
• Agneta and the Sea King
• Bella's hike

PA Lindholm

• Stalo and Kauras

Harald Östenson

• The fairy tale of Dag and Daga and the flying troll on the cloud mountain
• The kung woman in the cloud castle

Jeanna Oterdahl

• The prince without a shadow

Walter Stenström

• The boy and the trolls

WE Björk

• The golden key

Einar Rosenborg

• The giant who slept ten thousand years

Ellen Lundberg-Nyblom

• Vingas wreath

Selma Lagerlöf

• Christ legends

Astrid Lindgren

• Mio, my Mio
• The sheep of Kapela
• Sounds my linden tree
• Sonnenau

Slovak fairy tales

Pavol Dobšinský

• The long nose also The long nose (see The story of little Muck )
• Of one who never feared or Fear Nothing (see. The eponymous story by Bozena Nemcova )
• From the Wind King also The King of the Wind (see The Sun King, The Moon King, the Wind King, the beautiful Uliana and the two little horses by Božena Němcová )
• Three golden pears (motif of the puzzle witch)
• The three ravens also The three raven brothers (cf. The seven ravens ) see also Božena Němcová : The three raven brothers
• The couch potato
• The sun horse
• Raduz and Ludmila (motif of the magical escape)
• The proud maiden also the proud maiden (dragon fighter and king thrushbeard princess)
• Three trees
• Surienka and Atalienka
• About the knight who ruled the world
• The little deer also the little brother deer (cf. little brother and sister )
• The good shooter
• God give you happiness, little bridge
• Berona (see the Berona fairy tale by Božena Němcová )
• Salt is more valuable than gold (see The goose-girl at the well and Božena Němcová : Salt is more valuable than gold)
• Three doves or the three doves (see Cinderella )
• The devil as a servant also The devil as a lumberjack
• The hunter who works miracles
• Golden hair (see Marienkind and the Greek piece of Snow White Rodia )
• Cancer as a fortune teller or Cancer as clairvoyant
• The enchanted castle (fairy tale)
• Twelve brothers and one sister also The twelve brothers (see Snow White with the seven ravens )
• The iron man also iron breaker (see the strong man with the red sail)
• The twelve months cf. Božena Němcová two-sister fairy tale of the same name
• The youngest of the twelve
• The enchanted forest (see The Two Brothers and Kare Jaromír Erbens The Twin Brothers )
• Snake, kitten and puppy (see motif: helpful animals)
• The King of Time (cf. the fairy tale of the same name by Božena Němcová ) and ( Little Klaus and Big Klaus )
• Earthly beauty (cf. Božena Němcová : The Princess of the Glass Mountain)
• Three enchanted princes (see Božena Němcová : The three enchanted princes and Radovit )
• The Golden Land (cf. The Water of Life )
• The stag with the golden antlers (see the iron man with silver hair)
• The magic lamp (see Aladin and the magic lamp)
• The castle made of egg shells (see swan maiden )
• The fiver and Pustaj (see the travel companion )
• The golden brothers
• The witch queen
• Janko and Macko (see the story of little Muck )
• Mrs. Kitten also Mrs. Cat Redemption fairy tale with a helpful cat as the castle mistress (cf. The Frog Queen )
• Vintalko
• The black-haired prince
• The biggest slacker in the world
• An equal couple
• The kitchen boy as the winner (see Eisenhans )
• From the poor miller
• King fire beard and golden hair (see. King Thrushbeard )
• The virgin and the dragon
• The wise Mat'ko and the fools
• Weiberwitz
• Dalai Lama cf. Božena Němcovás Prince Bajaja
• Ascherich (fairy tale) (see Božena Němcovás Aschenpeter - good-for-nothing motif)
• The golden horseshoe, the golden feather, the golden hair (motif 12 brothers and an ungrateful king)
• Ekinchen and Akinchen (see the dearest Roland ) - Magical escape
• Pfiffikus (fairy tale) (Four golden tasks with the help of specialists cf. Karel Jaromír Erben's fairy tales The Tall, the Fat and the Sharp-Eyed )
• Goldmarie (cf. Mrs. Holle and Marienkind ) and the fairy tale of the same name by Božena Němcová
• The gold spinner (see Rumpelstiltskin , Božena Němcovás Karchen Martin and Samuel Czambels Martin Daffodil Roast )
• Eichenschreck (cf. Božena Němcovás The Undaunted Mikesch )
• Three roses (fairy tales) (see Božena Němcovás The Rosebud and The Beauty and the Beast )
• The magician (fairy tale) , also the sorcerer (see Krabat (saga) )
• The Virgin Mahulena (cf. Faithful John )
• The counselor of the turner, the shooter and the thief (see The master thief )
• The missing boy (redemption motif from gray dove)
• The Wildschütz (fairy tale)
• Klinko and King Kopit (see The Master Thief )
• Rosenännchen (see the beautiful with the Nereid and little brother and sister )
• The wooden cow
• The dew maiden
• The dragon bride
• Witaska (see the Norwegian fairy tale The Blue Ribbon )
• Janko and the Mermaid (cf. Faithful John mixed with Dobšinský's fairy tale The golden horseshoe, the golden feather, the golden hair )

Samuel Czambel

• Three brothers and three princesses
• The prince at the Wind King
• From the brave hussar
• Janko the Liberator (cf. The intrepid Mikesch by Božena Němcová )
• From the wooden janko (see Pinocchio , Dulldei and Meika )
• The dance with the devils
• The golden woman (cf. the woman in the golden tree of life)
• Catch it, pocket
• The deceived devil
• The spinster and the devil
• A woman as white as snow and as red as blood
• The brave Janko also Terzipilona (motif of three enchanted dragon princes)
• The enchanted frog (see The Frog King )
• The magic bag
• From Djurko, who freed the princess
• Janko Wichtelmann (see Thumbelina , The wonderful journey of little Nils Holgersson with the wild geese , Wonderful journeys and adventures of little Dott , Le petit Poucet )
• Three spinners (see The three spinners )
• Palko Juhás
• Adessa, open up (see Ali Baba and the forty thieves)
• From the poor and the rich brother
• About the dog and the kitten (see The Forest House )
• Snow White and the twelve miners (see Snow White )
• The golden girl from the egg (see the three lemons )
• The beautiful stepdaughter (see Cinderella )
• The princess in the hedgehog skin (see The story of little Muck )
• The enchanted army on Sitno
• The Lord and the Farmer
• The corn
• About the clever girl and the old servant
• The greatest lie (cf. the Turkish fairy tale The Forty Lies )

Czech fairy tales

Božena Němcová

From the collection The golden spinning wheel

• The golden spinning wheel - two sisters' fairy tale (see one- eye, two-eye and three-eye )
• The twelve months - two sisters' fairy tale (see Mrs. Holle )
• The three golden feathers (cf. The three golden hairs of the Sun King and The Devil with the three golden hairs )
• The eagle, the nightingale and the rose
• Salt is more valuable than gold (see the goose-girl at the well )
• Sternberg
• The intrepid Mikesch
• The shepherd and the dragon
• The way to the sun and the moon (see the devil with the three golden hairs )
• Katinka and the devil
• Punished pride also The princess who carried her nose too high (see King Thrushbeard )
• How Jaromil found happiness - castle gardener motif
• Marischka (see Marienkind , Bluebeard )
• Is there justice in the world? (cf. the two hikers )
• The righteous Bohumil
• The devil's brother-in-law
• The gluttonous
• The six Rastel binders and the devil
• The wake
• The forest fairy also the forest nymph
• The witch Katrenka
• Viktorka
• Hangover, rooster and scythe
• Jura and his brothers
• Cunning is not witchcraft
• Who ate the pigeons
• Godfather Matthes
• Paid home
• The farmer as a gracious lord
• Hans and the farmer's wife
• The faithful wife
• The smart girl from the mountains
• The hopeful girl
• The strong Ztibor
• The Turk and the beautiful Katharina
• The arch-king, too, The proud girl
• The seven hikers (see The Bremen Town Musicians )
• The King of Time (see Little Klaus and Big Klaus , Němcovás The Twelve Months )
• Karchen Martin (see Rumpelstiltskin )
• The shepherd boy
• The rosebud (see Beauty and the Beast )
• The wise son (see The brave little tailor , Hans im Glück , Der Meisterdieb )
• The father's inheritance
• The missing son
• little brother and little sister
• The magician (fairy tale) (see Krabat (legend) )
• Wide belly, sky high and fire eye
• Cinderella (Němcová) ( cf.Cinderella , Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella )
• Goldmarie (see Mrs. Holle )
• Berona (see The Golden Bird , The Water of Life )
• King Shurina and Otolienka the motif of the magical escape (see The Dearest Roland )
• The princess of the glass mountain
• The Firebird and the Sea Princess (see The Water of Life )
• Nothing to fear (cf. the fairy tale of someone who set out to learn to be afraid )
• The three raven brothers (see The seven ravens )
• The Sun King, The Moon King, the Wind King, the beautiful Uliana and the two little horses also Janko and the beautiful Uliana
• The three lemons (cf. the love of the three oranges )
• Eichenschreck (see the fearless Mikesch )
• The greatest Ash Peter in the world
• The three enchanted princes also Radovit (cf. Schneeweißchen and Rosenrot )
• The magic sword (fairy tale) (see The Eisenhans )
• The fairy tale of the Knusperhäuschen (see Hansel and Gretel )
• The wise goldsmith
• Prince Bajaja (see The Two Brothers , Der Eisenhans )
• The seven ravens (see The seven ravens )
• The wise princess
• Little boy Rainer
• A son of poor parents
• The missing woman (cf.Němcovás The Princess of the Glass Mountain )
• Vogelein (cf. Vom Machandelbaum )
• The ailing king
• The father's inheritance
• Poor Hanka (see the little girl with the sulfur sticks )

Karel Jaromír heirs

• Princess gold hair
• The three golden hairs of grandfather omniscient (see the devil with the three golden hairs )
• Schneelieschen (cf. Snegurochka )
• Firebird and red fox (see The Water of Life )
• Potty cook! (cf. the semolina )
• The tall, the fat and the sharp-eyed
• The root child
• King Polecat
• The three spinners (see The three spinners )
• The story of the goblin
• How good that death is in the world!
• Mind and happiness
• The three witches
• George with the goat (see the brave little tailor , The golden goose )

Art fairy tales from the Czech Republic

Julius Zeyer

Josef Lada

Jan Drda

Ota Hofman

Turkish fairy tale

Ignác Kúnos

• The creation
• little brother and little sister
• The fear
• The three orange peris
• The rose beauty
• Mehmed, the bald one
• The silent sultan's daughter
• Kara Mustafa, the hero
• The golden-haired children
• The wizard dervish
• The fish peri
• The Ross-Dew and the Witch
• The Cinderella son
• The liver
• Magic turban, magic knot, magic carpet
• The horse's son
• The wind devil
• The laughing and the crying apple
• The crow's peri
• The wood chopper
• The Peony Girl
• The forty princes and the seven-headed dragon
• Kamer-taj, the moon steed
• The grief bird
• The enchanted grenade branch and world beauty
• The magic needle
• The magic castle
• Patience stone, patience knife
• The dragon prince and the stepmother
• The poor and the rich brother
• The magic mirror
• The fountain ghost
• The fortune teller
• The daughter of the Padishah of Kandehar
• Shah Meram and Sade Sultan
• The magician and his apprentice
• The Padisha of the Thirty Peri
• The cheater and the thief
• The snake peri and the magic mirror
• Hyacinth-Blümleins kiosk
• Prince Achmed
• The snake prince
• the Fortune teller
• The two siblings
• Shah Yusuf
• The black and the red dragon
• Majun
• The Chased Sultan's Daughter
• The beautiful Helwa girl
• The star interpretation
• Motley

Elsa Sophia von Kamphoevener

From the collection An Nachtfeuern der Karawan – Serail by Elsa Sophia tells of Kamphoeven fairy tales and stories of old Turkish nomads in three volumes.

• Golden apples
• The forty lies
• The Kawehdji and the Dervish
• Love ruse
• The laugh
• Ali the master thief
• The cedar tree
• The beautiful fisherman and the flying fish
• The crystal serail
• The husband of the night
• The silent one
• The Rosenbey
• The Bacilicon Girl
• The caravan
• The secret garden
• The yellow forget-me-not
• The carpet weaver
• Peri and Ifrit
• The talismans of Ifrit
• The Sumur-Anka
• The golden apple
• Snakes and emeralds
• The green nhous
• Allem-Kallem, the magic game
• The prayer of the Qadi
• Schabur Shah and Bochara Shah
• Djiharah the robber
• Three brothers, three Ifrits and the Kismet
• The black Mehmed
• Halimeh
• Iskender
• The gray dove
• The mirror of the Djinnen
• Captain Hikmet
• Soldier Mustafa

Oğuz Tansel

• The six brothers - Altı Kardeşler
• The seven giants - Yedi Devler
• The three girls - Üç Kızlar
• The blue bride - Mavi Gelin
• The swindler and falcon - Al'lı ile Fırfırı
• The talking fish and the lonely girl - Konuşan Balıkla Yalnız Kız
• The shepherd and the princess ' daughter - Çobanla Bey Kızı

Cypriot fairy tales

Johann Georg von Hahn

• The three-eyed one
• Cinderella (see Cinderella )
• The father and the three daughters
• From the son of a king and the daughter of a herbalist
• The king and his wise son
• The master thief
• The snake

See also

• fable
• Aarne-Thompson-Index , fairy tales and rascals classified and cataloged in categories
• Art fairy tale

Web links

• Fairy tales in the literature network
• http://www.1000-maerchen.de/ many fairy tales sorted by author
• http://www.maerchengesellschaft.de
• http://www.sagen.at
• http://www.internet-maerchen.de
• http://maerchenbasar.de

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1. ↑ ^{a b} Greek and Albanian fairy tales collected and translated by Johann Georg von Hahn - Part Two; Georg Müller-Verlag, Munich and Berlin 1918
2. ↑ So far only published in English
3. ↑ Jan-Philipp Sendker: The secret of the old monk. Fairy tales and fables from Burma. Blessing, Munich, 2017.
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e} These fairy tales in Nordic folk tales 1st part Denmark / Sweden translated by Klara Stroebe; Eugen Diederichs - publishing house; Jena 1922
5. ^ Svend Grundtvig : Danish folk tales [1]. Leipzig: Joh. Barth, 1878. Fairy tale texts on zeno.org
6. ↑ This fairy tale in Nordic folk tales 1st part Denmark / Sweden translated by Klara Stroebe; Eugen Diederichs - publishing house; Jena 1922
7. ↑ The Book of Rübezahl. A complete collection of all folk fairy tales from the Giant Mountains. Leipzig: Wigand 1834
8. ^ Johann Wilhelm Wolf : Lost fairy tales. Eichborn Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1991, ISBN 3-8218-4417-5 .
9. Jump up ↑ in the fairy tale almanac for the year 1826 for sons and daughters of educated classes (or 1827, 1828)
10. ^ Benedikt Naubert: New folk tales of the Germans. Vol. 3, Weygand, Leipzig 1792, pp. 323-398
11. ^ ^{A b} Benedikt Naubert: New folk tales of the Germans. Vol. 1, Weygand, Leipzig 1789
12. ^ Richard Volkmann-Leander : Daydreams at French chimneys. Albert Langen and Georg Müller - Verlag, Munich / Vienna 1973, ISBN 3-7844-1530-X .
13. ↑ Richard Hughes: The Wonder Dog. German by Angelika Feilhauer. Diogenes-Verlag, Zurich 1981, ISBN 3-257-00618-7 .
14. ↑ The whale home - fairy tale by Richard Hughes; transferred from Käthe Rosenberg; suhrkamp-Verlag; Frankfurt am Main, 1953
15. ↑ Richard Hughes : Gertrude and the Meermaid. German by Dörthe Marggraf and Uwe Friesel with pictures by Nicole Claveloux . Gertraud Middelhauve Verlag, Cologne 1971, ISBN 3-7876-9330-0 .
16. ↑ Richard Hughes : Gertrude's child. German by Angelika Feilhauer. Diogenes-Verlag, Zurich 1985, ISBN 3-257-25080-0 .
17. ↑ These fairy tales in Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald : Estonian fairy tales ; translated from Estonian by Ferdinand Löwe, edited by Aivo Kaidja; Publishing house Perioodika; Tallinn 1981
18. ↑ These fairy tales in Jüri Parijögi : The guest bread and other Estonian fairy tales (illustrations by Silvi Väljal, translation from Estonian by Haide Roodvee and Helga Viira ) . Publisher Eesti Raamat, Tallinn 1984.
19. ↑ Perrault's fairy tales on p. 41–110 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): The cabinet of the fairies. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
20. ^ L'Héritier de Villandon fairy tales on p. 111-134 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): The cabinet of the fairies. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
21. ↑ de Murat's fairy tales on pp. 135–188 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): The cabinet of the fairies. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
22. ↑ These last-named fairy tales by d'Auloy can all be found on pp. 189–482 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): Das Kabinett der Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
23. ↑ These last-mentioned fairy tales by d'Aulnoy can all be found in Marie-Catherine d'Aulnoy : The Orange Tree and the Bee ed. by Klaus Hammer, German by Friedrich Justin Bertuch; Rütten & Lorning Verlag, Berlin 1984
24. ↑ These fairy tales by de la Force can all be found on pp. 483-522 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): The Cabinet of the Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
25. ↑ These fairy tales by de Lintot can all be found on pp. 523-590 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): Das Kabinett der Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
26. ↑ This fairy tale by de Villeneuve can be found on pp. 591–666 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): Das Kabinett der Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
27. ↑ This fairy tale by de Fagnan can be found on pp. 667-678 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): The Cabinet of the Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
28. ↑ This fairy tale by Le Prince de Beaumont can be found on pp. 679–738 in Friedmar Apel, Norbert Miller (ed.): Das Kabinett der Feen. French fairy tales of the 17th and 18th centuries. Winkler-Verlag, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-538-05336-7 .
29. ↑ These fairy tales can be found in French fairy tales from a collection published anonymously in 1718. translated from French by Hans Wolfgang Funke. Verlag Philipp Reclam jun., Leipzig 1988, ISBN 3-379-00325-5 .
30. ↑ Cf. Marie de France : Novellas and Fables. Translated from the old French by Ruth Schirmer. manesse-Verlag, Zurich 1977, ISBN 3-7175-1538-1 .
31. ↑ ^{a b} These fairy tales can be found in the French folk tales collection, Vol. 1 - from older sources; translated by Ernst Tegethoff; published by Eugen Diederichs Verlag; Jena 1923
32. ↑ ^{a b c d e} The above list of fairy tales in French Fairy Tales Volume II - from recent collections; translated by Ernst Tegethoff; ed. by Friedrich von der Leyen and Paul Zaunert; Eugen Diederichs publishing house; Jena, 1923
33. ↑ These fairy tales in the first volume of the southern French folk tales / Conte poplaires de la Gascogne: The man in all colors - collected by Jean-François Bladé , translated by Konrad Sandkühler; Free Spiritual Life Verlag Stuttgart, 1954 - the volume also contains the three aforementioned Bladé fairy tales from the Tegethoff collection
34. ↑ These fairy tales in the second volume of the southern French folk tales / Conte poplaires de la Gascogne: The David Carriage . collected by Jean-François Bladé , translated by Konrad Sandkühler. Free Spiritual Life Publishing House, Stuttgart 1972, ISBN 3-7725-0495-7 . the volume also contains some legends from Gascony
35. ↑ These fairy tales in the third volume of the southern French folk tales / Conte poplaires de la Gascogne: From God and his worlds. collected by Jean-François Bladé , translated by Konrad Sandkühler. Urachhaus publishing house, Stuttgart 2000, ISBN 3-8251-7320-8 ; The volume also contains legends, rascals, fables and joke poems from Gascony
36. ↑ ^{a b} These above fairy tales in Bretonische Märchen ed. and translated by Ré Soupault , Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Düsseldorf / Cologne 1959
37. ↑ These fairy tales in Breton fairy tales based on the Contes Popolaires de Basse-Bretagne by FM Luzel from 1887; translated by Wolfhart Klee; Winkler Publishing House; Munich 1948
38. ↑ ^{a b} This fairy tale in Friedrich von der Leyen, Paul Zaunert (Hrsg.): French fairy tales. Volume II - from recent collections; translated by Ernst Tegethoff. Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Jena 1923.
39. ↑ These fairy tales in Breton Fairy Tales ed. and translated by Ré Soupault . Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Düsseldorf / Cologne 1959.
40. ↑ These above fairy tales in Breton Fairy Tales. ed. and translated by Ré Soupault , Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Düsseldorf / Cologne 1959.
41. ↑ Die enchanted stumps p. 23 in: Ernst Böklen Sneewittchenstudien first part - seventy-five variants in the narrower sense; Leipzig 1910
42. ↑ The fairy tale is described in the English wiki under The Dirty Shepherdess
43. ↑ These above-mentioned fairy tales in Bretonische Märchen, edited and co-translated by Ré Soupault , Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Düsseldorf / Cologne 1959
44. ↑ The fairy tales in Tales of King Gambrinus. Translated from the French by Charles Deulin by Fridrich v. Oppeln-Bronikowski, Eugen-Diederichs-Verlag, Jena 1923.
45. ↑ Greek and Albanian fairy tales collected and translated by Johann Georg von Hahn - Part One and Part Two. Georg Müller-Verlag, Munich / Berlin 1918.
46. ↑ Fairy tales from Greek folk tales. ed. and collected by Georgios A. Megas, translated by Inez Diller. Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Munich 1965.
47. ↑ These fairy tales in Selected Greek Folk Tales by Johannes Mitsotakis with four illustrations by P. Geh; Verlag GM Sauernheimer; Berlin 1889
48. ↑ The fairy tale is described on 42 f. with Ernst Böklen: Snow White Studies Part One , seventy-five variants in the narrower sense; Leipzig 1910
49. ^ Thomas Crofton Croker : Irish fairy tales translated by the Brothers Grimm ; Insel Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1966. Fairy tale texts on zeno.org
50. ↑ Irish magic garden. Fairy tale sagas and stories from the Green Island. Translated and edited. by Frederik Hetmann with book decorations by William Morris . Eugen Diederichs-Verlag, Cologne 1986, ISBN 3-424-00660-2 .
51. ↑ ^{a b} Käte Müller-Lisowski (Ed.): Irish folk tales. Eugen-Diederichs-Verlag, Munich 1996, ISBN 3-424-00283-6 .
52. ↑ These fairy tales in Italo Calvino : Italian fairy tales ; from the Italian by Lisa Rüdiger. Manesse-Verlag, Zurich 1975, ISBN 3-7175-1506-3 .
53. ↑ ^{a b c} Nordic folk tales II. Part translated by Klara Stroebe / Eugen-Diederichs- Verlag; Jena 1922 and cf. also trolls, animals, good-for-nothing - Theodor Kittelsen's Nordic fairy tale world. Urachhaus publishing house, Stuttgart 2009, ISBN 978-3-8251-7632-7 .
54. ^ Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Engebretsen Moe : Norwegian fairy tales - from the Norwegian by Friedrich Bresemann; Greno-Verlagsgesellschaft mb H., Nördlingen, 1985
55. ^ Theodor Vernaleken: Children's and Household Tales in the Alpine Countries. Austrian fairy tales for children and households: true to oral tradition ; Vienna: Braumüller; 1864 (new edition Hildesheim [among others]: Olms; 1980)
56. ^ Friedrich Neisser: Fairy tales from Enzenkirchen. Reissued by Roger Michael Allmannsberger 2007
57. ↑ The Seven Tales of the Seven Princesses. Manesse, Zurich 2002, ISBN 3-7175-1316-8
58. ^ Ficowski, Jerzy (ed.): Galạzka z drzewa sloṅca Wrocław 1982. German translation: Karin Wolf: A branch from the sun tree . Fairy tale Polish gypsies. Recorded and narrated by Jerzy Ficowski. First collection. Neukirchener Verlag des Erziehungswesens, Neukirchen-Vluyn, 1985. ISBN 3-7887-0769-0
59. ^ Philomena Franz: Zigeunermärchen , Europa-Union-Verlag, Bonn 1982. (3rd edition paperback 1989) excerpt online
60. ↑ Heinz Mode ; Milena Hübschmannová (ed.): Gypsy tales from all over the world. Four collections, Insel-Verlag, Leipzig, 1983–1985
61. ^ Heinrich von Wlislocki: From the wandering Gypsy people. Pictures from the life of the Transylvanian gypsies. History, ethnology, language and poetry. Richter, Hamburg 1890 ISBN 5-874-17525-3 online
62. ↑ These fairy tales in Alexander Sergejewitsch Pushkin : Dramas fairy tale essays SWA-Verlag Berlin, o.A.
63. ^ Gunnar Hyltén-Cavallius and George Stephens : Swedish folk tales and fairy tales ; Vienna: Haas, 1848. Fairy tale texts on zeno.org
64. ↑ These fairy tales in Anna Wahlenberg: The sun tree and other fairy tales. translated by Pauline Klaiber-Gottschau; Franz Schneider Publishing House; Berlin and Leipzig, 1921
65. ↑ These fairy tales in Trolle, Wichtel, Königskinder - John Bauer's Nordic fairy tale world; Urachhaus publishing house; Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 978-3-8251-7460-6
66. ↑ This magical fairy tale can also be found in Slovak fairy tales retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944
67. ↑ This Slovak Cinderella fairy tale, together with Cinderella by Božena Němcová, is the most important literary model for the film Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella
68. ↑ These fairy tales in the collection The Sun Horse - first book from the collection of Slovak fairy tales by Pavol Dobšinský illustrated by L'udovít Fulla from the Slovak by Elisabeth Borchardt-Hilgert, Mladé Letá, 1975
69. ↑ These fairy tales in the collection The Enchanted Forest - Second book from the collection of Slovak fairy tales by Pavol Dobšinský illustrated by L'udovít Fulla from the Slovak by Elisabeth Borchardt-Hilgert, Mladé Letá, 1976
70. ^ Pavol Dobšinský : Slovak fairy tales (Slowenské rozprávky) - German by Erich Bertleff; Artia Publishing House, Prague, 1963
71. ↑ This magical fairy tale can be found in Slovak fairy tales. Pp. 38-47; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944. However, the assignment of the individual fairy tales to the Slovak collections in this book is not clear. They come from Pavol Dobšinský Božena Němcová and Karel Jaromír heirs . So here one can only infer Dobšinský stylistically
72. ↑ This magical fairy tale probably from the Pavol Dobšinský collection can be found in Slovakian fairy tales , pp. 65–74; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
73. ↑ ^{a b} This magic fairy tale, probably from the Pavol Dobšinský collection, can be found in Slovakian fairy tales , pp. 224–237; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
74. ↑ These fairy tales in Samo Czambel: The golden woman - Slovak fairy tales based on the Slovak edition Janko Gondásik a Zlatá Pani ; from the Slovak by Elisabeth Borchardt; Altberliner Verlag, Lucie Groszer, Berlin, 1971
75. ↑ These last-mentioned fairy tales by Božena Němcová : The golden spinning wheel ; translated by Günther Jarosch; Paul List-Verlag Leipzig, oA; circa 1960.
76. ↑ This fairy tale can also be found with the same title in Slovak fairy tales retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944
77. ↑ This fairy tale can be found under this title in Slovak fairy tales retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944
78. ↑ The latter fairy tales in Božena Němcová : The King of Time - Slovak fairy tales translated from Slovak by Peter Hrivinák; Bratislava 1978;
79. ↑ ^{a b} The latter fairy tales in Karel Jaromír Erben and Božena Němcová : fairy tales ; illustrated by Josef Lada translated by Günther Jarosch and Valtr Kraus; Albatros Publishing House, Prague 2001, ISBN 80-00-00930-7
80. ↑ This fairy tale, probably from the Božena Němcová collection, can be found in Slovak Fairy Tales , pp. 174–184; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
81. ↑ This fairy tale, probably from the Božena Němcová collection, can be found in Slovakian fairy tales , pp. 189–193; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
82. ↑ This fairy tale, probably from the Božena Němcová collection, can be found in Slovak Fairy Tales , pp. 245–247; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
83. ↑ This fairy tale probably from the Božena Němcová collection can be found in Slovak Fairy Tales , pp. 273–279; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
84. ↑ This fairy tale, probably from the Božena Němcová collection, can be found in Slovak Fairy Tales , pp. 293–300; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
85. ↑ This fairy tale, probably from the Božena Němcová collection, can be found in Slovakian fairy tales , pp. 209–211; retold by Robert Michel and Cäcilie Tandler; Wilhelm Andermann Verlag; Vienna 1944.
86. ^ The last-mentioned fairy tales in Karel Jaromír Erben : Princess Goldhaar and other Czech fairy tales , illustrated by Artuš Scheiner , translated by Günther Jarosch; Albatros Publishing House, Prague 1981
87. ^ Ignaz Kúnos : Turkish folk tales from Stambul translated by E. J, Brill; Leiden 1905: fairy tale texts on zeno.org
88. ↑ An Nachtfeuern der Karawan-Serail told by Elsa Sophia von Kamphoevener, published in three volumes by rowohlt-Verlag; Reinbek near Hamburg 1975; Vol. 1 ISBN 3-498-03421-9 ; Vol. 2 ISBN 3-498-03422-7 ; Vol. 3 ISBN 3-498-03423-5
89. ↑ Volume 1
90. ↑ Volume 2
91. ↑ Volume 3
92. ↑ These fairy tales by Oğuz Tansel were published between 1959 and 1985.