15. How the Village of Hörda Was Populated after the Black Death

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The Black Death afflicted Sweden in the mid 14th century. In Hörda village there were no survivors except one woman. Many years later a lone man came wandering.

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Bild på skomakaren i sutarestugan.
1. The Shoemaker in Sutarestugan
En bild på trollträdet.
2. The Magic Tree
Bild på systersjöarna.
3. The sister lakes
Bild på bortbytingen i Dallekulle.
4. The changeling in Dallekulle
Bild på Nöttja kyrkklockor.
5. Nöttja churchbells
Bild på Ivars kyrka.
6. Ivars church
7. The Pintorpafru of Bolmarö Manor
8. Ebbe Skammelson and Angelstad Church
9. The Fool of Skea
10. The Iron Cross of Hylte
11. Pila Kull
12. The Giant´s Rock and Stenudden
13. The Priest's Stone
14. The Cross of Fika
15. How the Village of Hörda Was Populated after the Black Death
16. The Spring of Sankta Birte
17. Kugga Mountain and the Christmas Eve of the Trolls
18. The Cottage of Halta-Kajsa the Lame from Ryd
19. The Troll’s Blacksmith
20. The Castle Agundaborg
21. The treasure in Hagarör
22. The Troll Cairn of Lyåsa
23. The Spring of Skir
24. King's Cairn
25. The Hanaslöv Mountain
26. The Neck in Hjärtanäs
27. Karin’s Rock
28. The Neck in Blädinge
29. The Blood Mountain
30. The Troll Mountain
31. The Hovel of Gärdslevargen
32. Ingeborg in Mjärhult
33. The Bridegroom's Rock
34. Pär and Kerstin from Röckla
35. The Gallow Cliffs
36. The Dragon's Treasure in Sannaböke
37. The Taxåsklint Mountain and Lake Möckeln
38. The Cottage of Lille Petter Johan
39. The Master Thief Tullberg
40. Gustafsfors and the Trolls of Gåaryd
41. Gunnar Olof Hyltén-Cavallius, the collector of folk tales