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NT1 K0000–K0099 ↓ contests won by deception ►▼
- NT2 K0000 ↓ contest won by deception – general
- NT2 K0010 ↓ athletic contest won by deception
- NT2 K0030 ↓ hunting contest won by deception
- NT2 K0040 ↓ labor contest won by deception
- NT2 K0050 ↓ endurance contest won by deception
- NT2 K0060 ↓ absurd contest won by deception
- NT2 K0070 ↓ contest in strength won by deception
- NT2 K0080 ↓ contests in other physical accomplishments won by deception
- NT2 K0090 ↓ other contests won by deception
NT1 K0100–K0299 ↓ deceptive bargains ►▼
- NT2 K0100 ↓ deceptive bargain
- NT2 K0110–K0149 ↓ sale of worthless articles ►▼
  - NT3 K0110 ↓ sale of pseudo-magic objects
  - NT3 K0120 ↓ sale of false treasure
  - NT3 K0130 ↓ sale of worthless animals
  - NT3 K0140 ↓ sale of other worthless objects
- NT2 K0150 ↓ sale of worthless services
- NT2 K0170 ↓ deception through pseudo-simple bargain
- NT2 K0200–K0249 ↓ deception in payment of debt ►▼
  - NT3 K0200 ↓ deception in payment of debt
  - NT3 K0210 ↓ devil cheated of his promised soul
  - NT3 K0220 ↓ payment precluded by terms of the bargain
  - NT3 K0230 ↓ other deceptions in the payment of debt
- NT2 K0250 ↓ other deceptive bargains
NT1 K0300–K0499 ↓ thefts and cheats ►▼
- NT2 K0300 ↓ thefts and cheats – general
- NT2 K0310–K0439 ↓ thefts ►▼
  - NT3 K0310 ↓ means of entering house or treasury
  - NT3 K0330 ↓ means of hoodwinking the guardian or owner
  - NT3 K0360 ↓ other means of theft
  - NT3 K0400 ↓ thief escapes detection
  - NT3 K0420 ↓ thief loses his goods or is detected
- NT2 K0440–K0499 ↓ other cheats
NT1 K0500–K0699 ↓ escape be deception ►▼
- NT2 K0500 ↓ escape from death or danger by deception
- NT2 K0510 ↓ death order evaded
- NT2 K0520 ↓ death escaped through disguise, shamming, or substitution
- NT2 K0540 ↓ escape by overawing captor
- NT2 K0550 ↓ escape by false plea
- NT2 K0580 ↓ captor persuaded into illusory punishment
- NT2 K0600 ↓ murderer or captor otherwise beguiled
- NT2 K0620 ↓ escape by deceiving the guard
- NT2 K0630 ↓ escape by disarming (making pursuit difficult)
- NT2 K0640 ↓ escape by help of confederate
- NT2 K0650 ↓ other means of escape
NT1 K0700–K0799 ↓ capture by deception ►▼
- NT2 K0700 ↓ capture by deception
- NT2 K0710 ↓ victim enticed into voluntary captivity or helplessness
- NT2 K0730 ↓ victim trapped
- NT2 K0750 ↓ capture by decoy
- NT2 K0770 ↓ other deceptive captures
NT1 K0800–K0999 ↓ fatal deception ►▼
- NT2 K0800 ↓ fatal deception
- NT2 K0810 ↓ fatal deception into trickster’s power
- NT2 K0840 ↓ deception into fatal substitution
- NT2 K0850 ↓ fatal deceptive game
- NT2 K0870 ↓ fatal deception by narcotic (intoxication)
- NT2 K0890 ↓ dupe tricked into killing himself
- NT2 K0910 ↓ murder by strategy
- NT2 K0930 ↓ treacherous murder of enemy’s children or charges
- NT2 K0940 ↓ deception into killing own children or animals
- NT2 K0950 ↓ various kinds of treacherous murder
- NT2 K0960 ↓ other fatal deceits
NT1 K1000–K1199 ↓ deception into self-injury ►▼
- NT2 K1000 ↓ deception into self-injury
- NT2 K1010 ↓ deception through false doctoring
- NT2 K1020 ↓ deception into disastrous attempt to procure food
- NT2 K1040 ↓ dupe otherwise persuaded to voluntary self-injury
- NT2 K1080 ↓ persons duped into injuring each other
- NT2 K1110 ↓ deceptions into self-injury – miscellaneous
NT1 K1200–K1299 ↓ deception into humiliating position ►▼
- NT2 K1200 ↓ deception into humiliating position
- NT2 K1210 ↓ humiliated or baffled lovers
- NT2 K1240 ↓ deception into humiliating position – miscellaneous
NT1 K1300–K1399 ↓ seduction or deceptive marriage ►▼
- NT2 K1300 ↓ seduction
- NT2 K1310 ↓ seduction by disguise or substitution
- NT2 K1330 ↓ girl tricked into man’s room (or power)
- NT2 K1340 ↓ entrance into girl’s (man’s) room (bed) be trick
- NT2 K1350 ↓ woman persuaded (or wooed) by trick
- NT2 K1380 ↓ seduction – miscellaneous
NT1 K1400–K1499 ↓ dupe’s property destroyed ►▼
- NT2 K1400 ↓ dupe’s property destroyed
- NT2 K1410 ↓ dupe’s goods destroyed
- NT2 K1440 ↓ dupe’s animals destroyed or maimed
- NT2 K1460 ↓ members of dupe’s family killed
NT1 K1500–K1599 ↓ deceptions connected with adultery ►▼
- NT2 K1500 ↓ deception connected with adultery
- NT2 K1510 ↓ adulteress outwits husband
- NT2 K1550 ↓ husband outwits adulteress and paramour
- NT2 K1570 ↓ trickster outwits adulteress and paramour
- NT2 K1580 ↓ other deceits connected with adultery
NT1 K1600–K1699 ↓ deceiver falls into own trap ►▼
- NT2 K1600 ↓ deceiver falls into own trap
- NT2 K1610 ↓ deceiver falls into his own trap – miscellaneous incidents
NT1 K1700–K2099 ↓ deception through shams ►▼
- NT2 K1700–K1799 ↓ deception through bluffing ►▼
  - NT3 K1700 ↓ deception through bluffing
  - NT3 K1710 ↓ ogre (large animal) overawed
  - NT3 K1760 ↓ other bluffs
- NT2 K1800–K1899 ↓ deception by disguise or illusion ►▼
  - NT3 K1800 ↓ deception by disguise or illusion
  - NT3 K1810 ↓ deception by disguise
  - NT3 K1840 ↓ deception by substitution
  - NT3 K1860 ↓ deception by feigned death (sleep)
  - NT3 K1870 ↓ illusions
- NT2 K1900–K1999 ↓ impostures ►▼
  - NT3 K1900 ↓ impostures
  - NT3 K1910 ↓ marital impostures
  - NT3 K1920 ↓ substituted children
  - NT3 K1930 ↓ treacherous impostors
  - NT3 K1950 ↓ sham prowess
  - NT3 K1970 ↓ sham miracles
  - NT3 K1980 ↓ other impostures
- NT2 K2000–K2099 ↓ hypocrites ►▼
  - NT3 K2000 ↓ hypocrites
  - NT3 K2010 ↓ hypocrite pretends friendship but attacks
  - NT3 K2030 ↓ double dealers
  - NT3 K2050 ↓ pretended virtue
  - NT3 K2060 ↓ detection of hypocricy
- NT2 K2100–K2199 ↓ false accusations ►▼
  - NT3 K2100 ↓ false accusations
  - NT3 K2110 ↓ slanders
  - NT3 K2130 ↓ trouble-makers
  - NT3 K2150 ↓ innocent made to appear guilty
- NT2 K2200–K2299 ↓ villains and traitors ►▼
  - NT3 K2200 ↓ villains and traitors
  - NT3 K2210 ↓ treacherous relatives
  - NT3 K2220 ↓ treacherous rivals
  - NT3 K2230 ↓ treacherous lovers
  - NT3 K2240 ↓ treacherous officers and tradesmen
  - NT3 K2250 ↓ treacherous servants
  - NT3 K2260 ↓ dark traitors
  - NT3 K2270 ↓ deformed villains
  - NT3 K2280 ↓ treacherous churchmen
  - NT3 K2290 ↓ other villains and traitors
- NT2 K2300–K2399 ↓ other deceptions ►▼
  - NT3 K2300 ↓ other deceptions
  - NT3 K2310 ↓ deception by equivocation
  - NT3 K2320 ↓ deception by frightening
  - NT3 K2350 ↓ military strategy
  - NT3 K2370 ↓ miscellaneous deceptions

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06-Oct-2020

Modified

07-Oct-2020

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06-Oct-2020

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