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The Hare

The gardener for Emperor Aurelianus raises a rabbit in a hutch within the emperor's gardens. One day, the rabbit escapes from the hutch, and quickly does great damage to the garden. Furious, the emperor has the gardener executed.

Note

Nishimura notes the relevant motif index code (TU2242: the Gardener of Emperor), and the parallels found in Kengu-kyo [The Wise and Foolish Sutra], 42 (a parrot damages a mango orchard).

Critical Literature

Nishimura (2001)

Lepus appears in the following versions and secondary versions

	Has Language Of Version	Has Branch Of Tradition	Is Adapted From

Lepus is narrated in the following occurrences

Narrator	Pages
Empress	Aventewr von Diocleciano

Lepus appears in the following manuscripts

	Has Language	Has Siglum Of The Version Of The Seven Sages	Has Language Group Within Version

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 {{Inset Story
 |Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001)
+|Has Content Tag=Animal tale; Rabbit; Violent punishment
 |Has Summary='''The Hare'''
 The gardener for Emperor Aurelianus raises a rabbit in a hutch within the emperor's gardens. One day, the rabbit escapes from the hutch, and quickly does great damage to the garden. Furious, the emperor has the gardener executed.
+|Has Note=Nishimura notes the relevant motif index code (TU2242: the Gardener of Emperor), and the parallels found in ''Kengu-kyo'' [''The Wise and Foolish Sutra''], 42 (a parrot damages a mango orchard).
 }}