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Footnotes
1 There is a variant of this story (Pikne’s Trumpet: Kreutzwald) in which Tühi himself steals the trumpet white Pikne is asleep. Pikne
1 He does not call his father Vanaisa, which would identify him with the Supreme God, but uses another term, Vana taat.
1 As Louhi, in the Kalevala, secures the magic mill, the Sampo.
2 This story is probably connected with the Finnish and Esthonian legends of the theft of the sun and moon by sorcerers.