- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3I — Phúlmati Rání
- 4II — The Pomegranate King
- 5III — The Cat and the Dog
- 6IV — The Cat Which Could Not Be Killed
- 7V — The Jackal and the Kite
- 8VI — The Voracious Frog
- 9VII — The Story of Foolish Sachúlí
- 10VIII — Barber Hím and the Tigers
- 11IX — The Bulbul and the Cotton-Tree
- 12X — The Monkey Prince
- 13XI — Brave Hírálálbásá
- 14XII — The Man Who Went to Seek His Fate
- 15XIII — The Upright King
- 16XIV — Loving Lailí
- 17XV — How King Burtal Became a Fakír
- 18XVI — Some of the Doings of Shekh Faríd
- 19XVII — The Mouse
- 20XVIII — A Wonderful Story
- 21XIX — The Fakír Nánaksá Saves the Merchant’s Life
- 22XX — The Boy Who Had a Moon on His Forehead and a Star on His Chin
- 23XXI — The Bél-Princess
- 24XXII — How the Rájá’s Son Won the Princess Labám
- 25XXIII — The Princess Who Loved Her Father Like Salt
- 26XXIV — The Demon Is at Last Conquered by the King’s Son
- 27XXV — The Fan Prince
- 28XXVI — The Bed
- 29XXVII — Pánwpattí Rání
- 30XXVIII — The Clever Wife
- 31XXIX — Rájá Harichand’s Punishment
- 32XXX — The King’s Son and the Wazír’s Daughter
- 33Glossary
- 34List of Books Referred to
Indian Fairy Tales
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