| Chandi: Power Honored First | Charitropakhyan, Charitar 1 | Sikh | — | partial |
| The King Who Did Not Inquire | Charitropakhyan, Charitar 2 (the frame story) | Sikh | provocation | partial |
| Anoop Kaur and the Ruler of Anandpur | Charitropakhyan, Charitars 21–23 (the three tales titled Anoop Kaur) | Sikh | seduction | partial |
| The Martyrdom of Guru Arjan | Mughal court records; Sikh tradition (c. 1606) | Sikh | provocation | contested |
| Anandpur and the Broken Oaths | Siege of Anandpur (1704–05); Zafarnama (1705) | Sikh | provocation | partial |
| Bhai Lalo and Malik Bhago | Guru Nanak sakhi (Janamsakhi tradition), Saidpur (Eminabad) | Sikh | snake-oil | partial |
| Makhan Shah and the Twenty-Two Claimants | Sikh historical tradition (Bakala, after Guru Har Krishan, 1664); narrated in the 19th-century Suraj Prakash and standard encyclopedia accounts | Sikh | snake-oil | contested |
| The Masands | Sikh history (rehatnamas, later chronicles); see Grewal and the Encyclopaedia of Sikhism | Sikh | dependency | partial |
| Prithi Chand and the Succession | Sikh history (Guru Ram Das's eldest son; the Minas) | Sikh | dependency | partial |
| Ram Rai and the Altered Line | Sikh historical tradition (Guru Har Rai); Asa di Var, Guru Nanak, Ang 466 | Sikh | flattery | partial |
| The Lahore Durbar, 1839–1849 | Sikh Empire history after Ranjit Singh | Sikh | — | partial |
| Victor the Jackal | Panchatantra, Book I (Mitra-bheda), opening tale; Ryder (1925), 'The Loss of Friends' | Indic | flattery | verified |
| The Blue Jackal | Panchatantra, Book I, tale 14 in Ryder (1925); Wikipedia's list also shows it under Book III in other recensions | Indic | snake-oil | partial |
| The Parrot and the Seventy Nights | Shuka Saptati (Seventy Tales of the Parrot); Richard Schmidt's 1894 edition; A. N. D. Haksar's translation (2000) | Indic | seduction | partial |
| Dhritarashtra and the Counsel of Vidura | Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva (Prajagara); Sabha Parva (the dice); Ganguli translation sections | Indic | dependency | verified |
| The Brahmin and the Mongoose | Panchatantra, Book V (Aparikshitakarakam, 'Ill-considered Action'), tale 2 in Ryder (1925), 'The Loyal Mungoose' | Indic | provocation | verified |