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Aarne, Anti and Tompson Stith
The Types of the Folktale

Helsinki, 1973 (FFC, № 84)

49A

The Wasp Nest as King's Drum. Two animals steal food together but оne eats it all. The clever animal pursued by the dupe sits beside a waspnest which he says is the king's drum he has been ordered to guard. The dupe insists upon playing the "drum" and is badly stung, etc.

I. Characters: (a) tiger, (b) hare, (c) monkey, (d) fox or jackal, (e) man.

II. Incidents: (a) The wasp nest said to be drum, (b) Snake said to be flute, scepter, etc., (c) Prickly plants said to be king's sugar cane, (d) Top of well, etc., said to be king's bed. [J1761.6, К1023.1, К1078, К1056, К1023.5].

India 9; Java: Dixon 188 n. 5; Indonesian: DeVries No. 12.