538. Glockensage.

ATU-Erzähltypen

Keine belegbare Zuordnung in der geprüften Auswahl.

The complete account is a brief lake-bell legend with no matching full tale-type sequence among the inspected candidates.

Thompson-Motive

The account explains how the two surviving lakeside bells became the bells hung in the town church. This supports A1466, Origin of church bells, limited to the local church’s pair. Rejected/uncertain neighboring observations: The girls use two figures as drying surfaces, before the narrative identifies them as bells. V115 says only “Church bells” and does not fit the laundry action; A1466 is an origin motif, not this action. Two uncovered bells move and fall into the lake with a loud noise. D777.1 is disenchantment by covering with cloth, but this source never states the bells were enchanted or that cloth disenchants them; it only contrasts covered and uncovered bells. V115 is a broad category, not the sinking event. The cloth-covered bells remain at shore while the uncovered pair falls into water. D777.1 requires disenchantment by covering with cloth, which the text does not state; D789.10 requires disenchantment by ringing a bell, which is also absent.

• Thompson A1466 · Origin of church bells.

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  The account explains how the two surviving lakeside bells became the bells hung in the town church. This supports A1466, Origin of church bells, limited to the local church’s pair.

  • „die beiden behangenen Glocken noch da und werden nach der Stadt gebracht und in der Kirche aufgehängt.“

  Thompson A1466 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab