536. Die Glocken von Barsdorf.

ATU-Erzähltypen

Keine belegbare Zuordnung in der geprüften Auswahl.

The full plot is an etiological lake-bell legend. The examined tale types have wholly different defining sequences; no whole-plot match is supported.

Thompson-Motive

The source explicitly says the church bells are bewitched; the complete D1213 entry is “Magic bell.” V115 only labels church bells and is too broad for the supernatural property. This etiological account explains why these two Barsdorf church bells are in the church: they were bewitched in the lake, disenchanted by the children’s laundry, and then installed there. The complete A1466 entry is “Origin of church bells.” This is limited to the local origin of the particular church bells, not an origin of bells generally. Rejected/uncertain neighboring observations: The source reports an annual one-hour release at Johannis noon and sunning at shore. D759.7 requires disenchantment by a maiden sitting at an enchanted king’s bed on St John’s morning, which is absent; D1213 is the already-recorded magic-bell property and adds no narrower calendrical motif. The girls mistake bells for stones and lay washing on them. No retrieved candidate with a full relevant definition matches this action as a separate motif; A1466 concerns origin of church bells, not girls’ laundry. The cloth causes disenchantment and prevents return to the lake. D789.10 specifically requires disenchantment by ringing a bell; no bell is rung. D759.7 has the unrelated maiden-and-bed condition. D1654.10 says a bell refuses to be moved, whereas the Barsdorf bells are later taken to the church.

• Thompson D1213 · Magic bell.

  Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

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  The source explicitly says the church bells are bewitched; the complete D1213 entry is “Magic bell.” V115 only labels church bells and is too broad for the supernatural property.

  • „Die Glocken der Barsdorfer Kirche bei Fürstenberg waren einst verzaubert und ruhten auf dem Grunde des kleinen Sees“

  Thompson D1213 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab

• Thompson A1466 · Origin of church bells.

  Mögliche Zuordnung · Textstelle

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  This etiological account explains why these two Barsdorf church bells are in the church: they were bewitched in the lake, disenchanted by the children’s laundry, and then installed there. The complete A1466 entry is “Origin of church bells.” This is limited to the local origin of the particular church bells, not an origin of bells generally.

  • „die sie nun nach ihrer Kirche brachten und dort aufhingen, wo sie sich auch noch heute befinden.“

  Thompson A1466 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab