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36: 252: 527: 150:'s ring. He is given one day to prove his innocence or submit to punishment. After having given up, he sits awaiting his demise when he overhears a goose complaining about a ring stuck in her throat. The servant leaps up, grabs the goose and hurries to the kitchen, where the cook slits the goose's neck and reveals the missing gold ring. The King apologizes and offers the servant land and riches. The servant declines, accepting only a little 1367: 542: 1379: 554: 179:. The servant does not know where the Tree of Life stands, but he sets off anyway. After a long journey, he encounters the three raven fledglings, who have flown to the end of the world, where the Tree stands, and retrieved the apple for him. The servant takes the apple to the princess and shares it with her, and the two are happily married. 191:
as ATU 673, "The White Serpent's Flesh". The tale is part of a cycle of stories where the character comes to know the language of animals through the help of a serpent - in this case, by eating the flesh of a white serpent. The motif is well-known in Europe and frequently found in Central and Eastern
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In the next town, the servant learns that the King has announced that he wishes to marry off his daughter, but any suitor must agree to complete an arduous task to the end or be put to death. After one glimpse of the beautiful girl, the young man agrees. The King tosses a golden ring into the sea and
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Astonished, the King agrees to the marriage of his daughter to the servant. However, the princess sets him upon another task of refilling sacks of grain that she has spilled in the grass, because she has found out that he is not a noble and thus not her social equal. The young man is discouraged
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because he believes it impossible to gather all of the grain from the ground, and he lies down and falls asleep. When he wakes, he is surprised to find all the sacks are now refilled, with not one grain missing. The ant king had all of the ants working the entire night to fill them.
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tells the young man to retrieve it. He also adds that the young man must either bring the ring back, drown while getting the ring, or be drowned upon returning without it. However, the three fish appear, carrying a mussel with the King's ring inside.
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receives a covered dish every evening. A young servant is intrigued one night when he retrieves the King's dish and discovers a coiled white snake under the cover. The servant takes a small bite and discovers that he can now understand and
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The motif of the mythical ring thrown away, swallowed by an animal and retrieved shortly after is also classified in the Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index as ATU-736A and originates from the ancient Greek tale of the
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On his journey to another town in another kingdom, the servant first encounters a number of animals in distress, including three fish out of water, ants at risk of being trodden upon, and starving
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in a nest. In each case the servant heeds the call for help, and in each case the grateful animals respond with "I will remember and return the favour".
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Europe, but also in Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia, in the Baltic countries and occasionally also outside Europe.
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Still not satisfied, the princess sends the servant off to bring her an apple from the
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had prepared for his half-brother Roller. Further related medieval tales include the
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and learned the language of birds when tasting Fafnir's heart. Similarly,
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Bd. Die Sage von den Wölsungen und Niflungen in der Edda und Wölsungasaga
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wrote an adaptation as a poem called "The White Snake" in her collection
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type 673, and includes an episode of type 554 ("The Grateful Animals").
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The titular white snake appears in the Czech children's TV series
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The Story of the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was
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Shortly afterwards the servant is accused of stealing the
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The King's Servant, a short story in Maud Lindsay's
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Index

White Snake (disambiguation)

Arthur Rackham
Aarne–Thompson
Germany
Grimm's Fairy Tales
German
fairy tale
Brothers Grimm
Grimm's Fairy Tales
Aarne–Thompson
King
communicate with animals
Queen
gold
raven
fledglings
Tree of Life
Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index
Ring of Polycrates
Icelandic
Volsunga Saga
Sigurd
Fafnir
Saxo Grammaticus
Gesta Danorum
Kraka
Welsh
Hanes Taliesin
Salmon of Knowledge

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