tales

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Repository : SAC

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Immediate source of acquisition or transfer : Donated by Assist.Prof. Suvanna Kriengkraipetch , 2019.

System of arrangemant : The creator arranged the report draft in this file to facilitate the user understanding work procedure and ralation between findings and analyses. The typewriting tales are classified by types of tale.

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Traditional Knowledge License : Traditional Knowledge Attribution Non-Commercial (TK A-NC)

Language : English/Thai

Script : English/Thai

Rule or convention : Collection, series and file level description based on ISAD(G)

1. Reference : SK-2-3-01

Research Report on Comparison of Tales among Thailand Yao and Guangxi Yao

| 1992 | The report consists of three chapters and appendix, particularly in the item showing list of tales classified in group (3 pages). Chapter 1: the author tells conceptual framwork and methodology. Precisely, she has conducted fieldwotks in Guangxi and the n | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

2. Reference : SK-2-3-02

Appendix 2 Guanxi Yao Tales: Myth and Fairy Tales

| 1992 | This section is related to 11 titles of myth, most of them are creation myths and tales concerning beliefs and rituals. There are also 11 titles of fairy tales, which generallly are amusing and relating to existing places. Each title is also identified t | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

3. Reference : SK-2-3-03

Appendix 2 Guanxi Yao Tales: legend, explanatory tale, animal tale, ghost tale and jest

| 1992 | This section comprses of three titles of legend, six titles of explanatory tale, three titles of animal tales, fifteen titles of ghost tale and two titles of jest. Each title is also identified the informat and location. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

4. Reference : SK-2-3-04

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: myth

| 1992 | Twelve titles of myths. There are two sub-groups of myth: First, they depicts ancestors, universe and human origins; Second, they portray deities and paradise. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

5. Reference : SK-2-3-05

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: fairy tale

| 1992 | This section presents fifteen titles of fairy tale, from totally collected thirty-nine titles. The stories are quite wonderful and unearthly, and the main characters mostly are princes, princesses and inhuman beings. The tales are widely known and lengthy | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

6. Reference : SK-2-3-06

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: legend

| 1992 | Seventeen titles of legend are presented. They depicts stories as if they would happen in the past. Existing places and historical persons were included in the stories. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

7. Reference : SK-2-3-07

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: explanatory tale

| 1992 | Twenty-six titles of explanatory tale. They recite origin of living creatures, particularly their appearance. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

8. Reference : SK-2-3-08

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: animal tale

| 1992 | Six titles of animal tale. Main characters are animal, but they have sentimens like human beings. They have a moral. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

9. Reference : SK-2-3-09

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: ghost tale

| 1992 | Twenty-four titles of ghost tale. Ghosts and spirits are main characters. They appear to support others, to revenge or to perform supernatural power. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch

10. Reference : SK-2-3-10

Appendix 2 Thailand Yao Tales: jest

| 1992 | Twenty-three titles of jest and anecdote tales. The main points are related to unbelievealbe, impossible behaviors or stories, particularly stupidity of characters. Some relies on sexual connotation and rudeness. | Typescript

by : Suvanna Kriengkraipetch