59 motifs match “induced”  ·  back to the chapters

• Cloud on lofty male mountain induced by a beautiful female mountain to bow to her feet: hence their present shape. A969.2
• River says, "The time has come but not the man". Man thus induced to drown himself. D1311.11.1
• Power of prophecy induced. D1812.2
• Power of prophecy induced by crawling backward around grave. (Cf. D1791.) D1812.2.1
• Power of prophecy induced by conjuring. D1812.2.2
• Fortune-telling dream induced by sleeping in extraordinary place (position). D1812.3.3.2
• Prophetic dream induced by incantation. (Cf. D1799.3.) D1812.3.3.3
• Prophetic dream induced by eating meat of bull. D1812.3.3.6
• Love induced by magic. (Cf. D1355, D1825.1.2.) D1900
• Favor with royalty induced by magic. D1900.1
• Fecundity magically induced. D1925
• Hate induced by magic. D1931
• Magic sleep induced by certain person. D1964
• Magic sleep induced by disappointed suitor. D1964.2
• Magic sleep induced by abductor. (Cf. K1349.4.) D1964.3
• Magic sleep induced by druid. (Cf. D1711.4.) D1964.4
• Magic sleep induced by saint. (Cf. V220.) D1964.5
• Magic sleep induced by deity. D1964.6
• Crying induced by magic as trick to force child's mother. D2034
• Mother-love induced in animal. F989.8
• Confession induced by bringing an unjust action against accused. False message to thief's wife to send the stolen jewel case as bribe to the judge. She does. J1141.4
• Execution: man induced to kill self. King may not execute Brahmin, but gets him drunk and brings about his death. J1181.0.1
• Robber induced to give respite and come to man's office to get promised larger sum. Cheated. K439.7
• Priest induced to betray secrets of confessional: money then exacted from him for silence. The trickster confesses that he has had intimacies with the priest's maid and then overhears the priest scold the maid. K443.8
• Captor induced to disarm himself. K631
• Disarming by a shooting test. The captor is thus induced to fire all his shots. K631.2
• Miser induced to thrust his head into bag; noose pulled by thief afterwards. K711.2.1
• Dupe induced to waste his bullets, then seized. K724
• Crabs induced to take moonlight walks: eaten. K772.1
• Victim persuaded to hold out his tongue: cut off. Robbers induced by various excuses (to learn to sing, to learn foreign language, to have a hair taken off the tongue). K825
• Dupe induced to look about: seized and killed. K832
• Dupe induced to jump over precipice. K891.5
• Hero, who has eloped with affianced wife of king, induced to return to court and treacherously slain during enforced absence of his sureties at drinking bouts. K929.8
• Camel induced to offer himself as sacrifice. Other animals feign to offer themselves to the lion as food. The lion eats the camel. K962
• Dupe induced to stand under falling tree. K982
• Murder induced by bribery (lands, riches, wives). K986
• Turtle induced to rob in a man's garden. K1022.5
• Dupe induced to strike at bee's nest: badly bitten. K1023.5
• Dupe induced to eat sharp (stinging, bitter) fruit. K1043
• Dupe induced to eat filth (dung). K1044
• Dupe induced to drink urine. K1044.1
• Dupe induced to dive for alleged jewels. K1051.1
• Dupe induced to incriminate himself. Taught incriminating song or persuaded to wear incriminating clothes. K1066
• Abandonment on stretching tree. A man is induced to get into a tree which magically shoots upward. K1113
• Dupe induced to sit on sharp stones (concealed as soft seat). K1116
• Ogre induced to sit on reversed harrow. K1117
• Importunate lover induced to dress as woman and sift flour. Is shown to his wife. K1214.1
• Importunate lover is induced to undergo series of humiliations. (1) Disguise as bakery woman. (2) Disguise as priest. (3) Disguise as corpse. (4) Hiding in wine skin. Humiliated each time. K1214.1.1
• Suitors as corpse, angel, and devil. First induced to lie in coffin, second to sit up with the "corpse", and the third to carry a firebrand. "Corpse" thinks others are angel and devil. All come to blows. K1218.4
• King induced to kiss horse's rump: trickster then threatens to tell. K1288
• King induced by saint to remit tribute till Luan. "Luan" means both "Monday" and "Doomsday." (Cf. K2319.2.) K2314.2
• Enemy induced to give up siege. K2365
• Enemy induced to give up siege by pretending to have plenty of food. K2365.1
• Enemy induced to surrender city by show of wealth on part of besiegers, who shoot golden apples over walls. K2365.2
• Enemy induced to give up siege by making it look as if the besieged have got reinforcement. K2368.4
• Wager on second marvelous object. First object has proved to be ordinary. King induced to make large wager that second is ordinary. He loses. N72
• Punishment: carrying corpse of murdered man until another can be induced to take it. Q511.2
• Mother induced by rival to kill her children. S342
• Barrenness or impotence induced by magic. T591