Folk Tales of Kerala

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Sterling Publishers, 1972 - Folk literature, Malayalam - 119 pages

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Even after his death
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The Penitent
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The Rajah and the Musician
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Copyright

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Aranmula asked Ayyappen became Bihar Brahmin brother called Chakiar Cheeru chuckram clever coconut daughter deacon dhotie elephant evil father felt fight folk tales folklore Gandharva gave girl Gopalan Govind Gurukkal happened head heard husband India jewellery jumped Kadathanad karthavyam Kavu Kayamkulam Kayamkulam Kochunny Kelappen King knew Kochunny Kottarakara Kottayam Kozhikode kozhukkatta Krishna Kurup Krishnan Kunjan lady large number latter leopard looked Lord Siva Mahabali Mahavishnu Malayali mangoes married mother Nair Nambiar Namboodiri Naranathu Bhranthan nephew night old priest Othenan Outha palace poor Potti prayed prince Rajah Ramu Rani returned rich robbers Roy Chaudhury Sabari SABARIMALA scholars servant sleep stories Sudra terrible Thampuran thing thitthey thought told took tree TRIBES IN KERALA Ulahannan uncle Vararuchi veruku village in Kerala wife woman words Yakshi Yogi young Zamorin

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TitleFolk Tales of Kerala
Volume 7 of Folk tales of India series
AuthorK. Jacob
PublisherSterling Publishers, 1972
Original fromIndiana University
DigitizedJul 22, 2009
Length119 pages
  
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