White horse of スーホ

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"White horse (white horse of スーホ) of スーホ" is a Mongolian folktale. The story concerning the origin of the Mongolian tradition musical instrument "morin hall" (horse-headed demon koto). I am called "a white horse of Sioux Ho".

In Japan, Yuzo Otsuka does 採話 from a text of Chinese in 1967, and it is published as a picture book with a picture of Suekichi Akabane by a Gospel building bookstore. I was almost transcribed afterwards for the same period by the national language textbook of the second grader of Mitsumura Tosho Shuppan.

Outline

One day I pick up the white foal which boy スーホ of nomadic herders falls down in a way back, and struggled and bring up the foal carefully. Then, several years later, I hold a meeting because a feudal lord looks for the marriage partner of one's daughter. スーホ wins the championship at a meeting on the white horse which grew up magnificently wonderfully. However, the feudal lord does not marry poor スーホ off to the daughter and constructs three pieces of silver coins across スーホ and gives it an order to start it, besides, to hand a white horse to oneself. スーホ refuses the order and it is assaulted by retainers of the feudal lord and is robbed of white horse. I barely arrived at a house, but the sorrow that was robbed of its white horse did not fade away. The white horse hit the chance when a feudal lord made a banquet and ran away, but was a critically ill state at that time because the whole body was shot by the arrow which retainers of the feudal lord gave off when I ran away when スーホ was restored. The horse which nursing is empty, and is white dies on the next day. スーホ was not able to lie in 幾晩 either, but I finally sleep a certain sleep in the evening and look at the white horse in a dream. The white horse left a will in スーホ to make a musical instrument using one's body. In that way it was a morin hall that there was (horse-headed demon koto).

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• Originally "the white horse of スーホ" is the folktale that has been recited mainly on シリンゴル faith of current Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
• In State of Mongolia, I know "the white horse of スーホ" only after I hear it from a Japanese, and the popularity is low, and "フフー Nam Jill" is famous for 誕生譚 of the morin hall.
• The person's name that "スーホ" has the meaning called "an ax." It did not become horse → hose → スーホ. I call it "staple fiber" "スヘー" in "スーホ" (the resurrection sum), State of Mongolia in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
• 李立祥 deals with the cut of "the white horse of スーホ" of Mitsumura Tosho Shuppan now.
• There is the musical piece called "a white horse of スーホ" which the plum wave which is a horse-headed demon koto player composed.
• "A white horse of music drama スーホ" is included in "a collection of taken out from NHK Tokyo child chorus in 2008 music drama, stories for primary schoolchildren".

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