692:("King Goldenlocks"). In this tale, a king has a golden-haired son. One day, the king captures a wild man who is made of iron and brings it home in a cage. The young prince accidentally tosses his ball inside the cage, which the wild man promises to return if the boy releases him. The prince fulfills his promise, to the king's anger, who orders his son execution. However, the king's servants spare the boy and bring the king a poor shepherd's little finger as proof of his deed. The prince changes clothes with the shepherd and wanders off to another kingdom, where he finds work as the royal gardener's assistant. The prince, in his work as a gardener, arranges bouquets for the princesses, and ties a strand of his golden hair to the youngest's. Some time later, the king announces that he shall marry his elder daughter to the one who she gives her bouquet of flowers. The elder marries a prince, and so does the middle one. As for the youngest, she withholds hers until the gardener's assistant passes by her. She then gives the youth her bouquet, they marry and she moves out to his hut. Later, the king falls ill, and only the apples of Paradise can cure him. The gardener's assistant goes to the woods and meets the wild man again, who gives King Goldenlocks a club and orders him to strike a rock: a passage to a lush garden opens for King Goldenlocks to fetch the apples and rush out of the garden. It happens thus, and King Goldenlocks, the apples in his pocket, goes to a tavern and meets his brothers-in-law, who do not recognize him. King Goldenlocks agrees to let them have the apples, as long as they agree to be marked on their backs with the gallows. Next, the king is still sick, and needs snake's milk. King Goldenlocks follows the wild man's instructions again and gets the snake's milk; he then goes to meet his brothers-in-law again, who take the snake's milk in exchange for marking their backs again. Lastly, war breaks out, and the king sends his sons-in-law to protect the kingdom. King Goldenlocks meets the wild man again, who furnishes him with armour, weapons and a horse for him to join the battle. After three campaigns, King Goldenlocks, as a mysterious knights, receives an injury in his feet, which the king, his father-in-law, dresses with a handkerchief. Back to the castle, the king summons everyone for a banquet, and goes to the gardener's assistant hut to invite him in person. Once there, he sees his injured foot, and realizes the gardener's assistant was the knight at the battlefield. The tale was classified as both type ATU 502, "The Wild Man as a Helper", and ATU 314, "Goldener".
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933:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 249.
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1115:. New York: Burt Franklin, 1963. p. 291.
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1261:Vaz da Silva, Francisco (2015-05-05).
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1208:. London: A.M. Philpot. pp. 39-49.
931:The Oxford Companion to Fairy Tales
897:– Another similar story from Italy.
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1085:Aarne, Antti; Thompson, Stith.
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903:– A similar story from Hungary.
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891:– A similar story from Italy.
1826:Cat and Mouse in Partnership
1427:. W. W Norton. p. 307.
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2373:Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics
2150:The Singing, Springing Lark
1871:The Elves and the Shoemaker
1126:Medieval Romance in England
1113:Medieval Romance in England
1076:. Bauer. 1844. pp. 112-121.
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836:Iron John: A Book About Men
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2195:Snow-White and Rose-Red
1862:The Dog and the Sparrow
1808:The Brave Little Tailor
1390:Haney, Jack V. (2014).
553:According to Germanist
150:For more guidance, see
2416:American McGee's Grimm
2312:The Wonderful Musician
2042:Little Red Riding Hood
1371:. Accessed 2023-06-17.
1161:. Accessed 2023-06-30.
1070:von Arnim, Friedmund.
929:(2000). "Irons Hans".
833:analyzed the story in
756:American McGee's Grimm
715:source with the title
349:
2123:The Robber Bridegroom
2087:Pied Piper of Hamelin
1988:The Hut in the Forest
1338:10.4324/9781315482538
1280:10.3986/sms.v3i0.1836
1232:10.1515/fabl.2010.024
347:
123:copyright attribution
2692:The Gold-bearded Man
2615:The Stallion Houssan
2575:The Magician's Horse
2459:The Grimm Variations
2006:Jorinde and Joringel
1997:The Jew Among Thorns
1777:Deutsches Wörterbuch
1543:. Houghton Mifflin.
1423:Zipes, Jack (2001).
992:Zipes, Jack (1992).
889:The Gold-bearded Man
487:The Magician's Horse
2782:Grimms' Fairy Tales
2636:Adventures of a Boy
2540:Medieval literature
2267:The Twelve Brothers
1768:Deutsche Mythologie
1750:Grimms' Fairy Tales
1537:Sexton, A. (1971).
1330:Russian Wondertales
1301:Cosquin, Emmanuel.
1037:(January 9, 1994).
998:New German Critique
795:Grimm's Fairy tales
597:) as type SUS 502,
466:Roswall and Lillian
224:Grimms' Fairy Tales
2792:German fairy tales
2682:Georgic and Merlin
2382:The Brothers Grimm
2222:The Three Spinners
1817:Brother and Sister
1717:The Brothers Grimm
1475:, p. 247-248.
1124:Laura A. Hibbard,
1111:Hibbard, Laura A.
1035:Richard A. Shweder
717:Der Pechkappenhans
677:("The Iron Man").
624:'Copper Head (
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131:interlanguage link
30:For the book, see
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2700:
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2501:
2500:
2400:The Sisters Grimm
2285:The Water of Life
1979:Hansel and Gretel
1657:978-0-698-14455-2
1576:on April 2, 2008.
1550:978-0-395-12722-3
1406:Project MUSE
1401:978-1-62674-054-9
1347:978-1-315-48253-8
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