Document H

Document H. Cross-reference Index.

No.	Pages	Archive	Title	Source	Also Recorded. Links to other versions of this song.
1	1	M401	Y� E� LÍ L� KÏ P� T� The wise toad.	Told by Wang Ming-ji.	None
2	1	M403	T� E� KÏ H� P� T� The foolish tiger.	Told by Wang Ming-ji.	None
3	2	M410	E'Ë JÀ Eã L� K� How the goat saved the deer.	Told by Wang Ming-ji.	None
4	2	M406	T� W� T� J� CA� Disaster for the frogs.	Told by Wang Ming-ji.	None
5	2	M112	Xß CTÎ Xß T� The building of sky and earth.	Recorded by Wang Ming-ji.	None
6	2-3	M411	C� EÞ The goldcrest.	Told by Wang Ming-ji.	None
7	3	M413	W� CD� K� A�, CÍ KÏ H� CE� Y� L� The chicken and the wildcat, a matter of comparing mouths.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
8	4	M416	Z� EÈ' CW� WÔ C� The rang gets food by deception.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
9	4	M409	E'Ã KÏ P� T� The wise goat.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
10	5	M423	L� KÏ Y� D� The foolish monkeys.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
11	5	M431	P� P� A� CD� TÍ 'M� The witch and the Miao lad.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
12	5-6	M414	Z� EÈ' A� C� Y™ The deception of the rang is bitterness for the bear.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
13	6	M451	CA� E� T� EÈ' CD� GÏ Z� E� C� P� Ndlie-jia is tricked into divorcing Ngu-ra-jio-ni-bang.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
14	7	M454	TÍ 'M� Z� K'� K�' I'Ó CK� CTÎ The Miao man�s good scheme for marrying a sky maiden.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
15	7-8	M471	TÍ 'M� M� I'Ó C� Miao lads go to fetch their brides.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
16	8-9	M486	Q" E� I'Ó EÜ C� Grandfather tiger finds a wife for his grandson.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
17	9-10	M483	CD� Tß CD� CK� 'M� Ndrao-dyu and the Miao girls.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
18	10-11	M461	GÏ C� C� GÏ C� V� Nggu-no�s mother and father.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
19	12	M432	TÍ T� CX� KÏ J� T� The orphan who gathered firewood.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
20/1	12-13	M484	T� CX� KÏ E© T� The orphan who went ploughing.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
20/2	15-16	M485	TÍ T� CX� I'Ó L� CK� W'� The orphan marries the bride.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
21	13	M424	XÏ MÏ CD� C� Y™ Bitterness for the zu-mu of the plain.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
22	13-14	M425	L� 'M� Z� K'� CK� The man�s great resourcefulness.	Told by Yang Xiu gong.	None
23	14	M426	A" DÃ L� 'M� T" Z� A� CA� T� How the eagle carried the man out of Dragon-land	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
24	14	M108	Q� Q� P� 'CÍ F� Ya-ya shoots the suns and moons.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
25	14-15	M159	A� M� Q� E� K� How the dog went to get seed.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
26	16	M472	P� W'� H� P� T� The foolish Kha-woman.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
27	16-17	M405	L� KÏ K'� K�' Z� The rabbits great idea.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
28	17	M408	T� Y� TÝ EÈ' T� E'Ã C� Y™ The deception of the fox brings bitterness to the goat.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
29	17-18	M463	L� 'M� CE� T� CD�' T� Z� V� The man who went digging and found a fine son-in-law.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
30	18	M473	TÍ T� CX� C� CPÕ The orphan who went fishing.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
31	19	M462	EÜ KÏ P� T� The clever younger brother.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
32	19-20	M481	'M� E'Á CX'� GÏ CX" CD� CD� CA'� Concerning Hmao-chi�s youngest daughter and Ndrao-ntlai.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
33	21	M433	TÍ 'M� M� DÃ P� A� V� T� The Miao lad who went to carry an idol from Sichuan.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
34	21-22	M491	CP� E�' Nbao-chao.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
35	22	M458	TÍ 'M� CD� K� P� The Miao lad and the bat.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
36	22-23	M389	'M� E'Á XÃ Y� K� CÍ The origin of the Hmao-chi ancestral sacrifice.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
37	23	M476	Y� LÕ TÍ 'M� KÏ M� S� C�, CD� Q" Z� CÍ Two Miao lads who went to choose brides, together with matters concerning Yeu-rang.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
38	24	M459	CD� CX� C� CPÑ An orphan goes fishing.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
39	24-25	M417	TÍ 'M� Qã E'Ã The lad who looked after goats.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
40	25-26	M443	TÍ M� S� C�, S� T� CK� J� WÕ The wealthy family who chose a beggar for a daughter-in-law.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
41	26-27	M442	XÁ LÕ TÍ Qã Câ CD� TÍ W'� CT� Three cowherds and the teacher.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
42	27-28	M441	K� MÝ S� V� S� T� TÍ J� WÕ The king who sought a son-in-law and found a beggar.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
43	28	M457	CD� CX� CD� L� K� CÍ Concerning the orphan and the deer.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
44	28-30	M477	'M� J� CT� TÍ, TÍ E� K� M� A poor man kills his son, but the son leads him to riches.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
45	30-31	M460	Y� LÕ TÍ 'M� C� CPÑ, C� T� CPÑ A� Two Miao lads who caught flat fish.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
46	31-32	M415	Z� EÈ' E� How the rang deceived the tiger.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
47	32-33	M421	L� 'M� CD� Q" E� Q� J� LÕ EÜ T � H� CE� A� Z� The Miao man and the seven brothers of the tiger family hold a contest of strength.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
48	33-36	M474	Q" Z� XÁ L� CD� CD� CX� Yeu-rang-zi-lao and the orphan.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
49	36	M492	P� M� P� WÔ' The Yi slave woman.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
50	36-37	M422	L� 'M� K'� CK� F� The man�s great feat.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
51	37	M407	T� Y� TÝ EÈ' T� L� Y� The fox tricks the crow.	Told by Yang Xiu-gong.	None
52 & 53	37-38	M264	Y� Q" H� CD� Y� Q" T� CD� Y� Q" IÐ' A-yeu Hai, A-yeu Dao and A-yeu Hxe.	Narrated by Wang Ming-ji.	None