Aarne–Thompson–Uther index · Tale type
ATU 1525 — The robber brothers
Summary
Tale typeThe man pretends to show how the horse can be stolen. Really leads it away. [
Earlier references
ConcordanceArne Thompson: 1525, 1525A, 1525D, 1525G, 1525H, 1525J*, 1525M, 1525N, 1525Q, 1525Q*, 1525R
Thompson motif index: H1151., H1151.2., H1151.3., J1516., K301., K301.1., K306., K307.1., K308., K311., K332., K341.20., K341.21., K341.3., K341.6., K341.7., K362.2., K406.2., L142.1., na
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