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The Folk-Tales of the Magyars. Collected by Kriza, Erdélyi, Pap, and Others
Exploring the Depths of Hungarian FolkloreBy Various, János Erdélyi, János Kriza, Gyula PapLength17h 1m
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The Folk-Tales of the Magyars presents a vibrant tapestry of narratives, revealing the heart of Hungarian culture through a diverse array of stories that span across supernatural legends, moral tales, and whimsical fables. This anthology uniquely captures the essence of Magyar folklore, reflecting the rich oral heritage of Hungarian storytelling. Without attributing to individual authors, the collection showcases standout pieces that evoke the mysterious depths of Hungarian mythology and offer glimpses into the nation's historical psyche. From tales of magical creatures to agricultural folklore, the anthology exemplifies the breadth and depth of traditional narratives that have been told and retold across generations. Contributors like János Erdélyi, János Kriza, and Gyula Pap bring together a wealth of knowledge and cultural insight, imbuing this anthology with their profound understanding of Magyar traditions. Their collective efforts align the collection with the romantic nationalism movement of the 19th century, which strove to preserve and promote national identity through folklore. By weaving together diverse voices, these editors and contributors have crafted a rich anthology that not only preserves the tales but also provides contemporary readers with a window into Hungarian cultural identity and historical context. This anthology is recommended for anyone interested in the multifaceted world of folk literature. It offers an enlightening exploration of Hungarian tradition and thought, making it a valuable resource for educators, folklorists, and enthusiasts of world literature. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in these tales, which serve as a conduit to the past, fostering a dialogue between the ancestral voices and the modern audience. The Folk-Tales of the Magyars opens up a world brimming with wonder and wisdom, inviting a deeper appreciation of cultural diversity and storytelling art.
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GenrePsychology, Literary Classics
Length17 hrs 1 min
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 18, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
60SNAKE SKIN.
2I. GIANTS.[55]
61THE FAIRIES' WELL.
3II. FAIRIES.[71]
62THE CROW'S NEST.
4Superstitious Days.
63WOMAN'S CURIOSITY.
5Superstitions about Animals.
64NOTES TO THE FOLK-TALES.
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6Superstitions about Plants.
65PRINCE CSIHAN. Kriza xvii.
7Superstitions about Stones.
66STEPHEN THE MURDERER. Kriza, xviii.
8Sundries.[120]
67THE LAMB WITH THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Kriza, ix.
9Manners at Table.
68FISHER JOE. Kriza, xvi.
10MAGYAR FOLK-TALES.
69LUCK AND BLISS. Kriza, xii.
11PRINCE CSIHAN (NETTLES).
70THE LAZY CAT. Kriza, xi.
12STEPHEN THE MURDERER.
71HANDSOME PAUL. Kriza, i.
13THE LAMB WITH THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
72THE TRAVELS OF TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD. Kriza, ii.
14FISHER JOE.
73THE HUNTING PRINCES. Kriza, iii.
15LUCK AND BLISS.
74THE LAZY SPINNING GIRL WHO BECAME A QUEEN. Kriza, iv.
16THE LAZY CAT.
75THE ENVIOUS SISTERS. Kriza, v.
17HANDSOME PAUL.
76KNIGHT ROSE. Kriza vi.
18THE TRAVELS OF TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD.
77PRINCE MIRKÓ. Kriza, xiii.
19THE HUNTING PRINCES.
78THE STUDENT WHO WAS FORCIBLY MADE KING. Kriza vii.
20THE LAZY SPINNING-GIRL WHO BECAME A QUEEN.
79THE CHILDREN OF TWO RICH MEN. Kriza viii.
21THE ENVIOUS SISTERS.
80THE HUSSAR AND THE SERVANT GIRL. Kriza xix.
22KNIGHT ROSE.
81MY FATHER'S WEDDING. Kriza x.
23PRINCE MIRKÓ.
82THE BAA-LAMBS. Kriza xiv.
24THE STUDENT WHO WAS FORCIBLY MADE KING.
83FAIRY ELIZABETH. Kriza xv.
25THE CHILDREN OF TWO RICH MEN.
84THE THREE PRINCES. Erdélyi, i. 1.
26THE HUSSAR AND THE SERVANT GIRL.[1]
85THE THREE DREAMS. Erdélyi, i. 2.
27MY FATHER'S WEDDING.
86CSABOR ÚR. Erdélyi, i. 3.
28THE BAA-LAMBS.
87THE DEVIL AND THE THREE SLOVAK LADS. Erdélyi, ii. 1.
29FAIRY ELIZABETH.
88THE COUNT'S DAUGHTER. Erdélyi, ii. 2.
30THE THREE PRINCES.
89THE SPEAKING GRAPES. Erdélyi, ii. 3.
31THE THREE DREAMS.
90THE THREE ORANGES. Erdélyi, ii. 4.
32CSABOR UR.
91THE YOUNGEST PRINCE, AND THE YOUNGEST PRINCESS. Erdélyi, ii. 5.
33THE DEVIL AND THE THREE SLOVÁK LADS.
92THE INVISIBLE SHEPHERD LAD. Erdélyi, ii. 6.
34THE COUNT'S DAUGHTER.
93THE THREE PRINCESSES. Erdélyi, ii. 7.
35THE SPEAKING GRAPES, THE SMILING APPLE, AND THE TINKLING APRICOT.
94CINDER JACK. Erdélyi, ii. 11.
36THE THREE ORANGES.
95THE THREE BROTHERS. Erdélyi, ii. 8.
37THE YOUNGEST PRINCE AND THE YOUNGEST PRINCESS.
96THE THREE VALUABLE THINGS. Erdélyi, ii. 9.
38THE INVISIBLE SHEPHERD LAD.
97THE LITTLE MAGIC PONY. Erdélyi, ii. 10.
39THE THREE PRINCESSES.
98THE BEGGAR'S PRESENTS. Erdélyi, ii. 12.
40CINDER JACK.
99THE WORLD'S BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. Erdélyi, iii. 1.
41THE THREE BROTHERS.
100THE GIRL WITHOUT HANDS. Erdélyi, iii. 2.
42THE THREE VALUABLE THINGS.
101THE KING AND THE DEVIL. Erdélyi, iii 3.
43THE LITTLE MAGIC PONY.
102THE THREE PRINCES, THE THREE DRAGONS, AND THE OLD WOMAN WITH THE IRON NOSE. Erdélyi, iii. 4.
44THE BEGGAR'S PRESENTS.
103THE WIDOWER AND HIS DAUGHTER. Erdélyi iii. 7.
45THE WORLD'S BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
104THE WISHES. Erdélyi iii. 11.
46THE GIRL WITHOUT HANDS.
105THE TWO ORPHANS. Erdélyi iii. 9.
47THE KING AND THE DEVIL.
106THE WONDERFUL FROG. Erdélyi, iii. 15.
48THE THREE PRINCES, THE THREE DRAGONS, AND THE OLD WOMAN WITH THE IRON NOSE.
107THE DEVIL AND THE RED CAP. Erdélyi, iii. 19.
49THE WIDOWER AND HIS DAUGHTER.
108JACK DREADNOUGHT. Erdélyi, iii. 16.
50THE WISHES.
109THE SECRET-KEEPING LITTLE BOY AND HIS LITTLE SWORD. Erdélyi, iii. 8.
51THE TWO ORPHANS.
110SHEPHERD PAUL. Erdélyi, iii. 17.
52THE WONDERFUL FROG.
111THE PELICAN. Erdélyi, iii. 6.
53THE DEVIL AND THE RED CAP.
112THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN HAIR.
54JACK DREADNOUGHT.
113THE LOVER'S GHOST.
55THE SECRET-KEEPING LITTLE BOY AND HIS LITTLE SWORD.
114SNAKE SKIN.
56SHEPHERD PAUL.
115THE FAIRIES' WELL.
57THE PELICAN.
116THE CROW'S NEST.
58THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN HAIR.
117WOMAN'S CURIOSITY. Merényi.[86]
59THE LOVER'S GHOST.