| Ownership: National |
12 |
The glass that turned to gold |
| Folktale |
13 |
The kidnapper and the clever lad |
| 1 |
King Solomon and the birds |
14 |
The man-ape |
| 2 |
Mat Jenin |
15 |
The merchant's adopted son |
| 3 |
Why the panther has a long tail |
16 |
Why the spider has a narrow waist |
| 4 |
A bridge of rainbow |
Ownership: Pahang |
| 5 |
Awang siMalim |
Folktale |
| 6 |
BawangPutih and BawangMerah |
1 |
Pride goes before a fall |
| 7 |
Captain Tanggang |
2 |
The pelican's punishment |
| 8 |
Hantugalah the ghost of the jungle |
3 |
The swan maiden |
| 9 |
How sang kancil saved the buffalo |
4 |
A pouch of rice grains |
| 10 |
How sang kancil tricked the tiger |
5 |
A vegetarian dispute |
| 11 |
How the mosquito was born |
6 |
Mat So'od's fantasy |
| 12 |
How the python lost its venom |
7 |
The carpenter and the ironmonger |
| 13 |
Kang the carpenter bird |
8 |
The clever student |
| 14 |
Melur and the snake |
9 |
The crock of gold |
| 15 |
Pak Belalang, the fortune-teller |
10 |
The gold chain |
| 16 |
Pak Pandir and his child |
11 |
The king and three thieves |
| 17 |
Pak Pandir goes into business |
12 |
The king crow and the Water-snail |
| 18 |
Pak Pandir repairs his house |
13 |
The magic flute |
| 19 |
Princess BungaTanjung |
14 |
The magic pot |
| 20 |
Princess Cenderawasih, the bird of paradise |
15 |
The man who became a turtle |
| 21 |
Sang kancil the judge |
16 |
The princess's husband |
| 22 |
Si Luncai and his gourds |
17 |
The story of Princess MelurSekuntum |
| 23 |
The Angsana princess |
18 |
The two cockerels |
| 24 |
The ant and the cricket |
19 |
The will |
| 25 |
The ants and the elephants |
Ownership: Kelantan |
| 26 |
The baby in the tree |
Folktale |
| 27 |
The blind men and the elephant |
1 |
Father Lime-stick and the flowerpecker |
| 28 |
The boy who saved a country |
2 |
The cleversiBalau |
| 29 |
The chicken and the fox |
3 |
Who killed the otter's babies? |
| 30 |
The clever deer |
4 |
Awang with big stomach |
| 31 |
The clever mousedeer |
5 |
The clever parrot |
| 32 |
The crow and the stork |
6 |
The clever wife |
| 33 |
The durian and the horse mango fruit |
7 |
The elephant has a bet with the tiger |
| 34 |
The fox and the hen |
8 |
The king of tigers is sick |
| 35 |
The goatherd |
9 |
The mouse-deer'sshipwreck |
| 36 |
The hunchbacked lobster |
10 |
The trees that changed places |
| 37 |
The red ant's small waist |
11 |
Wit wins the day |
| 38 |
The monkey and the turtle |
Ownership: Terengganu |
| 39 |
The mousedeer and the crocodiles |
Folktale |
| 40 |
The nectar bees |
1 |
Awang, the ant fighter |
| 41 |
The owl and the moon |
2 |
The king who lost his appetite |
| 42 |
The pheasant and the buffalo |
3 |
The seven princesses |
| 43 |
The price of greed |
4 |
Awang Merah's stepmother |
| 44 |
The prince and the peacock |
5 |
Carried away with playing chess |
| 45 |
The pumpkin princess |
6 |
How seven brothers saved the villaged |
| 46 |
The rice crust boat |
7 |
Looking for a cure |
| 47 |
The sixth fisherman |
8 |
Princess Bakawali |
| 48 |
The snake and the bamboo |
9 |
Raja Bongsu of Pinang Beribut |
| 49 |
The stork and the crab |
10 |
The clever storyteller |
| 50 |
The stork and the mousedeer |
11 |
The magic flute |
| 51 |
The story of Badang |
12 |
The bodyguard |
| 52 |
The story of sang kancil and the bear |
Ownership: Johor |
| 53 |
The tiger and his reflection |
Folktale |
| 54 |
The tiger and the cat |
1 |
Si Jambul |
| 55 |
The unfortunate Pak Kadok |
2 |
The cenderawasih bird |
| 56 |
The wise judge |
3 |
The prince and princess of GunungSelbu |
| 57 |
The wrong catch |
4 |
Awang and Dayang |
| 58 |
The squirrel princess |
5 |
Driving out the djinn |
| 59 |
What a plate of rice is worth |
6 |
Princess Gaharu |
| 60 |
Why bats fly at night |
7 |
The bear prince |
| 61 |
Why caterpillars are poisonous |
8 |
The clove |
| 62 |
Why chickens scratch |
9 |
Princess siHelangBakau |
| 63 |
Why the cockerel crows in the morning |
10 |
The lady and the gold tray |
| 64 |
Why the crow has black feathers |
11 |
The leader of birds |
| 65 |
Why the goose has a long neck |
12 |
The story of the turtle-dove |
| 66 |
Why the monkey has no home |
Ownership: Perak |
| 67 |
Why the rabbit's tail is short |
Folktale |
| 68 |
Why snakes have no legs |
1 |
Kintan's sorrow |
| 69 |
Why the stork is thin |
2 |
The bunian princess |
| 70 |
Why the tortoise's shell appears cracked |
3 |
The prince and the snake |
| 71 |
Why the woodpecker flies high and low |
4 |
How to fight the giants |
| Ownership: Perlis |
5 |
How the cat became a judge |
| Folktale |
6 |
The cawi bird and the snail |
| 1 |
Princess KelapaGading |
7 |
The giants that fled |
| 2 |
The nipahpalm's tears |
8 |
The intelligent one |
| 3 |
Tuk Naga, the sea serpent |
9 |
The sparrow and the king |
| 4 |
A drop of milk |
10 |
The thieves who were outwitted |
| 5 |
Awang with the big hands |
11 |
War in fairyland |
| 6 |
Cut but not really cut |
Ownership: Malacca |
| 7 |
Honest Awang |
Folktale |
| 8 |
KetukungTogel, the bald and tailless one |
1 |
Kindness pays |
| 9 |
King Suton's adventure |
2 |
The faithful eagle |
| 10 |
Prince InderaPahlawan |
3 |
The two sisters |
| 11 |
The birds and the princess |
4 |
Golden rice |
| 12 |
The magic stones |
5 |
The goldsmith and the blacksmith |
| 13 |
The monitor lizard and the princess |
6 |
The obedient son |
| 14 |
The rice flowers |
7 |
The red buffaloes |
| 15 |
The song of the sandpiper |
Ownership: Sarawak |
| 16 |
The story of PenghuluAlangGagah |
Folktale |
| 17 |
The two merchants and the jungle spirits |
1 |
Teloh's magic stone |
| 18 |
The wise young fellow |
2 |
The story of the mouse-deer and other animals who went out fishing |
| 19 |
Why the nipah palm tree is low |
3 |
The tree of life |
| Ownership: Kedah |
4 |
A different scent and colour |
| Folktale |
5 |
ApaiSaloi |
| 1 |
The friendship of the squirrel and the creeping fish |
6 |
How the python got his beautiful skin |
| 2 |
The green horse |
7 |
Jelenggai |
| 3 |
The three princesses |
8 |
Revenge |
| 4 |
Who is wiser |
9 |
The deer horn |
| 5 |
For a stick of sugar-cane |
10 |
The honesttraveller |
| 6 |
Gedembai |
11 |
The lazy boy |
| 7 |
Gold and scorpions |
12 |
The lemayung fruit |
| 8 |
How the woodpecker got its crest |
13 |
The story of Palog Raya, the dim-wit |
| 9 |
Princess Sadong of the caves, who refused her suitors |
14 |
The story of the mouse-deer, the deer and the pig |
| 10 |
Princess Sanggul |
15 |
The wind and the sun |
| 11 |
Sultan Bahadur Syah |
16 |
Transgression of taboo |
| 12 |
Swallowed by a whale |
17 |
The wicked mousedeer |
| 13 |
Sweet lime |
18 |
The mousedeer and the tortoise |
| 14 |
The baby fish |
Ownership: Sabah |
| 15 |
The bird catcher |
Folktale |
| 16 |
The crocodile daughter |
1 |
Dang Pingai |
| 17 |
The curse of the Gedembai |
2 |
The bewitched snake |
| 18 |
The fish head |
3 |
The story of Princess RambangRambunut |
| 19 |
The geroda bird |
4 |
Bobolian, the healer |
| 20 |
The gold axe |
5 |
How the durian got its smell |
| 21 |
The magic swing |
6 |
Junah and the king of the mosquitoes |
| 22 |
The price of greed |
7 |
Kinambura |
| 23 |
The shy princess |
8 |
Sampapas |
| 24 |
The storytelling contest |
9 |
The blind and the limp |
| 25 |
The tiger and the shadow |
10 |
Si Pugut |
| 26 |
The tiger gets his desserts |
11 |
The bleeding tree |
| Ownership: Selangor |
12 |
The cursed crab |
| Folktale |
13 |
The elephant trumpet |
| 1 |
Pickled tiger's eyeballs |
14 |
The story of Awang Semaun |
| 2 |
The gold fishing rod |
15 |
The story of siKaluni |
| 3 |
The proud eagle |
16 |
The tale of the two suns |
| 4 |
A mother and her child |
17 |
The tortoise and the princess |
| 5 |
Broken promises |
Ownership: Penang |
| 6 |
Ear-rings |
Folktale |
| 7 |
How Pak Tani outwitted the tiger |
1 |
Seasick and landsick |
| 8 |
Shamed by his own deed |
2 |
The kemuni tree |
| 9 |
The ape's magic pot |
3 |
The mother hen and the eagle |
| 10 |
The clever son-in-law |
4 |
Nuts and eggs |
| 11 |
The kingsfavourite girl |
5 |
Pearls from the seven seas |
| 12 |
The missing gold |
6 |
The bayanhave escaped |
| Ownership: Negeri Sembilan |
7 |
The bull and the buffalo |
| Folktale |
8 |
The durian tree and the banana tree |
| 1 |
Busu, the midget |
9 |
The field of gold |
| 2 |
The loyal tiger |
10 |
The fierce geroda |
| 3 |
Why elephants have small eyes |
11 |
The flute player |
| 4 |
An egg in the morning, a leaf in the evening |
12 |
The foolish flying-ant |
| 5 |
Breaking a promise |
13 |
The old man and his crippled daughter |
| 6 |
Bujangterboyoi |
14 |
The rich miser |
| 7 |
Honesty |
15 |
The tale of Princess JarumEmas |
| 8 |
Si Kecil, the little one |
16 |
The tarap tree and the pedada fruit |
| 9 |
Sulung, the naughty boy |
17 |
The water snake and the land snake |
| 10 |
The faithful sister |
18 |
Waiting for freedom |
