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Motif

Ogre captured while transformed to animal.

Ogres. · Ogre defeated. · Ogre killed, maimed, or captured. · view the constellation · filed as G514.4

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“But at an unguarded moment Sun lifted the lid, emerged in a rage, seized his magic staff, and threatened to destroy Heaven and exterminate its inhabitants. Yü Huang, at the end of his resources, summoned Buddha, who came and addressed Sun as follows: "Why do you wish to possess yourself of the Kingdom of the Heavens?" "Have I not power enough to be the God of Heaven?" was the arrogant reply. "What qualifications have you?" asked Buddha.”

Myths & Legends of China, Chapter XIV · served from our shelf

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Demon must bring treasure to those who have released himOgre trapped in box (cage)Ogre imprisoned in his own houseOgre caught in noose and killedOgre tied to rockOgresses caught in flood of lavaOgre captured with decoy smeared with tar. He is then killed and thrown into waterOgre captured by animal

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