Yäkuˊnnin

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3-025 In a tale of Yäkuˊnnin, which describes the struggle of the Chukchee
3-026 Yäkuˊnnin is also taken prisoner, put to torture, and killed.¹
3-118 Almost all tales mention the name of Yäkuˊnnin, the chief of the Cossacks.
3-118 first name of Pavlutsky was Theodore, not James. Yäkuˊnnin is described as
3-118 or Chukchee, — a good warrior, who aids Yäkuˊnnin in many ways. The
3-118 defeat of Yäkuˊnnin is preceded by the misadventure of his assistant. In some
3-118 versions the adopted son of Yäkuˊnnin, who is called Young Yäkuˊnnin, is
3-118 versions the adopted son of Yäkuˊnnin, who is called Young Yäkuˊnnin, is

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