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ATU-Erzähltypen

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ATU 1676 requires a trickster’s staged false ghost during a graveyard watch. The men instead address the named passing Hackelberg directly; there is no deception or watcher. The separate place-name clause is a Thompson motif, not an ATU whole-story type.

Thompson-Motive

The men hear Hackelberg passing overhead; when one calls to him, he throws down a horse’s leg, and the text explicitly explains the name Hackelbergsloch. E501.18.3 is retained as possible because its full definition specifies persons who see the Wild Hunt, while this text says they hear it. A1617 is added for the explicit place-name origin.

• Thompson E501.18.3 · Wild hunt throws horses' feet on persons who see it.

  Mögliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

  Textbelege und Katalog

  The men hear the Wild Hunt pass and one calls to it; it throws down a horse’s leg. E501.18.3 describes throwing horse-feet to persons who see the Hunt, and the source does not state that they see it, so the specific match remains possible.

  • „hörten sie den Hackelberg über sich fortziehen“
  • „und einer rief ihm sein »Hoho!« nach, da warf er ihnen eine Pferdekeule herunter“

  Thompson E501.18.3 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab

• Thompson A1617 · Origin of place-name.

  Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

  Textbelege und Katalog

  The source explicitly says the preceding incident explains why the place is called Hackelbergsloch, matching the origin-of-place-name motif.

  • „darum heißt der Ort noch bis auf den heutigen Tag Hackelbergsloch.“

  Thompson A1617 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab