ture-hero Vaeinaemoeinen; proceeds with
Vaeinaemoeinen's unsuccessful wooing of the Lapp girl Aino; and the
rest of the poem is mainly occupied with the negotiations and wars
of the three heroes, Vaeinaemoeinen, Ilmarinen, and Lemminkainen, with
Louhi, the witch-queen of Lapland. The adventures of Kullervo, the
morose and wicked slave, who corresponds to the Kalevipoeg in so
many particulars, that he was certainly originally the same
character, form a long episode, extending from Runos 31-35
inclusive. The last Runo contains a strange confused story of the
Nativity, and ends with the consequent departure of Vaeinaemoeinen from
Finland. Many episodes and parallels of the "Kalevala" reappear in
the "Kalevipoeg," i. xi., xviii., xxi., xxx., 1, 7, 8, 10, 33 note,
34 note, 35 note, 39 note, 40 note, 71 note, 85 note, 88 note, 93
note, 291 note; ii. 81, 147 note, 149, 154, 160 note, 160.

Kalevide, a hero of the race of Kalev, the usual title of the
Kalevipoeg, i. xviii., 1.

Kalevide, birth of, i. 2, 22.

Kalevide, childhood of, i. 2, 22.

Kalevide, hunting of, i. 2, 25.

Kalevide swims to Finland, i. 3, 32.

Kalevide, meeting with the Island Maiden, i. 3, 32.

Kalevide and Finnish sorcerer, i. 3, 38.

Kalevide and sword-smiths, i. 3, 42.

Kalevide, return of, i. 3, 49.

Kalevide visits his father's grave, i. 3, 21, 30, 54, 134.

Kalevide ploughing, i. 3, 58.

Kalevide wades through Lake Peipus, i. 4, 72, 122, 142.

Kalevide, journeys to Porgu, i. 5, 87, 124, 142.

Kalevide, voyage of, i. 5, 110.

Kalevide, death of, i. 6, 141.

Kalevide, a Berserk, i. 39 note.

Kalevipoeg, the son of Kalev, a mythical giant-hero and king of
Esthonia, whose adventures are related in the poem of the same name.
_See_ Kalevide.

"Kalevipoeg," the national Epic of Esthonia, i. xviii., 1.

"Kalevipoeg," origin of poem, i. xviii.

"Kalevipoeg," bibliography, ii. 299.

"Kalevipoeg," editions of, ii. 301.

"Kalevipoeg," tales illustrative of, i. 147.

"Kanteletar," the "Daughter of the Harp," the name applied to the great
collection of Finnish songs and ballads compiled by Loennrot, and
published by the Finnish Literary Society, i. 10 note, 20.

Karkus, name of a mythical king, ii. 136.

Katrina finds egg which produces Suometar, i. 10.

Katrina, name of Cinderella, ii. 4.

Keightley, Thomas, "The Fairy Mythology, illustrative of the Romance