Great video and music. I too am Cherokee Wolf Clan. Very proud of it. Do I know how much Native blood I have??? NO. Does it matter? NO. I know in my heart and spirit what I am and I carry myself and try and represent my family, my clan and my tribe with honor
I did not see my ancestor, My great, g g g g Grandfather Chief Joseph from the Hackensacks Munsi Natives of NJ, Proud to have that blood running through my veins!! Plus there were many many other tribes there and around there living in peace together. *MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL FROM THE NATIVE MUNSI PEOPLE*
Cool video! Nice to see a couple of photos of my great-great grandfather Peelatche Baaxbaat (Sacred Raven) or Medicine Crow along with my great great grandmother Iisaxpuatahchee Baaxbaat (Sacred Mountain Sheep) or Medicine Sheep. Medicine Crow was "the" greatest Apsaalooke (Crow) warrior of all time with more documented war deeds than any other warrior in the history of the Apsaalooke!
I really like the old American history myself, but I get a bit depressed when I read about Native Americans. It's really sad what happened to them. They had a really good way of looking at life and I especially liked their belief about owning land and such. Their view of the Earth was very good.
A man cant choose the color of his skin as he is born but the man can choose where to lead his heart. A man cant choose the path he is born upon but he can choose the path upon he walks. Coming from a white man with no native descent. I absolutely respect and love these people and I am extremely spiritual. May their spirits always be with us
This video was quite stirring and spiritual. What strong and powerful men these are and were. I , sadly, only recognized; Sitting Bull, and Geronimo. I PROMISE MYSELF ,I will learn as much as I can about these men and their history.
they still have a good look on life. they still are fighting against imperialism. they are still alive. breathing and detesting the us military of savagery
@2tserleg :I do agree with what you've said especially, wisdom is endless. As you know, the Truth of the American Natives history have been kept from us. I come to the Native Channels to learn the old ways, to hear their messages, music, which really fills my heart, spirit which gives me strenght to find my Native Heritage. We were only taught what people wanted us to believe. So now I come to the source for knowledge. Please, I don't, disrespect what you have said. Much Aloha! Nai'a
I can not say that i don't like those people who settled America, as I can not say that i don't like today's Americans.. but that is the people who want to rule the planet, without religion and faith, without conscience and co-conscience, without humanity..they are not judges to decide someone's fate or tailored upon someones history. I am sympathetic with you native Americans. blessings from Serbia !
They thought about the children and the women first before war. Not a one of these men would have thought of war as a way to resolve a problem.They where made to fight. They were good fighters because they were smart and most importantly they were spiritually sound.The creator was on there side.We got to know what we're fighting for. What was done is done.Lets fight for whats still going on today. Alcohol/drugs,political corupption, and most importantly we must keep our languages and ways alive.
My Grandmother was part Choctaw and Irish. I am the lady that proclaims my heritage not knowing about because of prejudice. My father was Italian. I grew up in Texas and moved to LA and found out about my heritage and there I was reborn again. I have no prejudices and that is the way my grandmother raised me. We are all apart of the United States of America except I have blue eyes. What is your challenge in life?
Minute 3:41 Victorio, chief od Apache Warm Springs !!! A great warrioir !!! A US Cavalry offcial told " Victorio is one of best warriors in all Continent "
We respect the great Chiefs of the Original Americans. We once had a great Chieftess we called her Mo'i Wahine Ali'i Nui Lili'uokalani a Hawai'i, but the whiteman felt they were threaten by her so they had the US government to back them up when they overthrew the monarchy... Long live the Native Americans and Native Hawaiian
Henh! Thayendanegea...Chief Joseph Brant...Kanienkehaka Pride! Mohawk runs through my veins! Nia weh. May the Great Peace reside in us all and bring unity of all nations to be a voice for the earth and all people.
Naiche at 2:07...he was Cochises youngest son...he and his brother Taza honored the peace treaty made with General Oliver O Howard in 1872...but Cochise died in 1874 and the tribe was divided over war...Geronimo influenced Naiche to war several times...Naiche finally surrendered with Geronimo in 1886...several times Naiche saved innocents from being murdered by Geronimo in fits of drunken rage...including Chief Bylas and his family at the Stephens Ranch massacre.
I recognized some of the chiefs. There was one that I can't remember the name of. Here are the ones I know the names of: :21 Big Foot :36 Chato :46 Jack Red Cloud (son of Red Cloud) :50 Chief Joseph 1:06 Crow King 1:16 Dull Knife 1:21 Gall 1:26 Geronimo 1:46 Lone Wolf 2:06 Naiche (son of Cochise and brother of Taza) 2:26 Quanah Parker
Well, they were just normal men. As we are all. Everybody could be a hero or bastard. Sometimes both. May us be more heroes then bastards and live our lives the better way.
This is a realy great wonderful vid about all these great indian warriors who just fought for there people and homeland and to live on there own way of life in peace,and if all these wonderful white people had only listen to the indians I think this world would be better of.
There are also the great chiefs Cochise (his son Naiche, also a Chief, is shown around the 2min 6sec mark), Mangas Colorados, Victorio (shown at the 3min 39 sec mark, his headband lost in the scuffle that occurred because he did not want his picture taken), Miquel Narbona, Chihuahua, to name but a few.. Geronimo however was not a chief. Great warrior...famous...but not a chief. Also the Apache warrior shown at the 35sec mark is Chato, who wanted to be a chief but I don't believe he ever was. Wasn't trusted enough as I understand it.
apart from the cool eagle feather head dresses which I assume are ceremonial, have to say how practical and battle ready the clothing is. That's one thing I noticed in Last of the Mohicans, how the British and french soldiers uniforms were way too stiff and tight
These were American's greatest heroes working for the welfare of their people or fighting against foreign invaders. If some one asked which tipi/wickiup/wigwam/house the chiefs lived in , the native would say "The poorest one in the village"--the great ones always gave to their people till they had little left.
Great video dedication to our native american chiefs and my favorite quote is chief joeseph hear me my chiefs my heart is sick and sad from where the sun now stands I will fight no more forever
I love this video, this is so beautiful, athough i must confess there were a lot of Chiefs i didn't recognize. Perhaps somebody can name them, i want to learn about the real men who fought for this country.
I visited a mission in California one day and I thought it was so beautiful. It was in the middle of no where off the freeway near barren hills. And then it hit me that it was in the shape of a corral and I felt so sad and teared up that they had corralled the natives and forced them to take their religion and follow their customs. I am ashamed of my European ancestors and what they did to Africans also. It is done and we have to start again. There are bad and good in every culture.
Friend please don't dislike yourself because you are white. It's the person inside or spirit that shows what kind of person you are not what colour you might be. I too am fascinated with these people and honor them for the hell they went through.
hoka Apetu waste kola- wow thats cree language-isnt it? like the drum and the spirit- the wakan tanka damn i like that, thx for upload that dan - pilamayelo kola mitakuye oyasin tôksa akê
@316bluethunder it's as much as your land as it is mine, you and i are 100% equal, i'm sorry for what happened in the residential schools, times are different now
The word count caught me. Here are the rest: 2:41 Red Cloud 2:56 Red Horse 3:01 Sitting Bull 3:12 American Horse 3:16 Sitting Bull 3:26 Tom Torlino 3:36 Two Strike 3:41 Victorio 4:01 Wovoka
the majority of them comes from the western tribes, in fact, the popular image of natives from the US are from the West...few movies were made showing eastern/southern tribes and people sometimes forget about them...well, if someone here knows about movies that represent creek, cherokee, iroquois, muskogee, I'd like to hear...
Im not a small person. I'm 6'2" so physically not small. I have a good job that pays well, I own a home in the suburbs, so financially I'm not small, I graduated from college with good grades, so intellectually, I'm not small, I have a family and kids who respect me, so no, not a small person.
Chief Sitting Bull, at the Powder River Conference, 1887 Hear me people: We now have to deal with another race---small and feeble when our fathers first met them, but now great and overbearing. Strangely enough they have a mind to till the soil and the love of possessions is a disease with them. These people have made many rules which the rich may break but the poor may not. They take their tithes from the poor and weak to support the rich and those who rule.
They probably don't know of him or Big Bear and especially not Fine Day or Wandering Spirit (Three other famous Plains Cree chiefs). I would of liked to see Crowfoot as well. There's a whole biography on him by Hugh Dempsey (a great anthropologist who lived alongside him). The book also has info on the Cree chiefs as well.
in that time the world was changing - in America, in Europe, in Asia, in Africa - remember wars in Russian Empire, in China and so on. One people changed their mind according new times, others - not. ... ((
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my respect and love to all these great men - and heroes! Love from Switzerland
Great video and music. I too am Cherokee Wolf Clan. Very proud of it. Do I know how much Native blood I have??? NO.
Does it matter? NO. I know in my heart and spirit what I am and I carry myself and try and represent my family, my clan and my tribe with honor
The Américans natives is a great nation.
I'm Breton (France)
Thank you dan1991DE and the RED BULL singers for the wonderfull singing of this chant. I am hoping to sit with these great chiefs in the next life.
Those photos are absolutely breath taking. They had such long beautiful black hair they really were beautiful people and they still are today.
I did not see my ancestor, My great, g g g g Grandfather Chief Joseph from the Hackensacks Munsi Natives of NJ, Proud to have that blood running through my veins!! Plus there were many many other tribes there and around there living in peace together. *MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL FROM THE NATIVE MUNSI PEOPLE*
Dignity, pride and humility all show in each and that is the most fascinating aspect of these pictures and individuals. Awesome!
Cool video! Nice to see a couple of photos of my great-great grandfather Peelatche Baaxbaat (Sacred Raven) or Medicine Crow along with my great great grandmother Iisaxpuatahchee Baaxbaat (Sacred Mountain Sheep) or Medicine Sheep. Medicine Crow was "the" greatest Apsaalooke (Crow) warrior of all time with more documented war deeds than any other warrior in the history of the Apsaalooke!
I really like the old American history myself, but I get a bit depressed when I read about Native Americans. It's really sad what happened to them. They had a really good way of looking at life and I especially liked their belief about owning land and such. Their view of the Earth was very good.
I want to sit with these great men when I pass and listen to their stories.
Fabulous photographs of noble Chiefs Thank you for this great video. Gratitude and Blessings from Scotland
to remember all these great men and many more im sure of, in song wow words cant express how i feel
i can live peacefully knowing there are others that speak like me.
A man cant choose the color of his skin as he is born but the man can choose where to lead his heart. A man cant choose the path he is born upon but he can choose the path upon he walks. Coming from a white man with no native descent. I absolutely respect and love these people and I am extremely spiritual. May their spirits always be with us
This video was quite stirring and spiritual. What strong and powerful men these are and were. I , sadly, only recognized; Sitting Bull, and Geronimo. I PROMISE MYSELF ,I will learn as much as I can about these men and their history.
this is a great tribute to the many great Chiefs of the Native American People. It would have been even better had their names been included.
There our grandfathers now. May they live happily in the happy hunting ground
+Mary Swan AHO!
Respect the warriors
we appreciate land, family, and friends!!!
they still have a good look on life. they still are fighting against imperialism. they are still alive. breathing and detesting the us military of savagery
Great leaders to a tragic begin .
May all their hunting grounds in the great skies be fruitfull. Story tellers of time
beautifully done we honor our chiefs
migwetch
wabe nimke quay
While on holiday in America i visited an indian reservation, i was amazed at how red they were.
Fantastic people.
Photos of dignity!
Man i love you chiefs
wow
Great! to see and aknowledge
Honor to all these vaillant Souls
@2tserleg :I do agree with what you've said especially, wisdom is endless. As you know, the Truth of the American Natives history have been kept from us. I come to the Native Channels to learn the old ways, to hear their messages, music, which really fills my heart, spirit which gives me strenght to find my Native Heritage. We were only taught what people wanted us to believe. So now I come to the source for knowledge.
Please, I don't, disrespect what you have said. Much Aloha! Nai'a
I love their singing.
I can not say that i don't like those people who settled America, as I can not say that i don't like today's Americans.. but that is the people who want to rule the planet, without religion and faith, without conscience and co-conscience, without humanity..they are not judges to decide someone's fate or tailored upon someones history. I am sympathetic with you native Americans.
blessings from Serbia !
Red cloud was born after sitting bull I love you sitting bull and gif bless all those Indians chiefs
They thought about the children and the women first before war. Not a one of these men would have thought of war as a way to resolve a problem.They where made to fight. They were good fighters because they were smart and most importantly they were spiritually sound.The creator was on there side.We got to know what we're fighting for. What was done is done.Lets fight for whats still going on today. Alcohol/drugs,political corupption, and most importantly we must keep our languages and ways alive.
2:51 Red Fish (Lakota Sioux)
2:55 Red Horse (Sioux)
3:06 Scabby Bull (Arapaho)
3:11 Conquering Bear (Oglala Sioux)
3:16 Sitting Bull (Hunkpapa Sioux)
3:31 Two Hatchet (Kiowa)
3:36 Two Strikes (Brulé Sioux)
3:41 Keintpoos (Modoc)
3:46 Red Arrow (Lakota Sioux)
3:51 White Belly (Sioux)
4:06 Yellow Dog (Crow)
Amazing the noble dignity depicted on the face of the great chiefs. Its very moving.
My Grandmother was part Choctaw and Irish. I am the lady that proclaims my heritage not knowing about because of prejudice. My father was Italian. I grew up in Texas and moved to LA and found out about my heritage and there I was reborn again. I have no prejudices and that is the way my grandmother raised me. We are all apart of the United States of America except I have blue eyes. What is your challenge in life?
this it's so good......
Minute 3:41 Victorio, chief od Apache Warm Springs !!!
A great warrioir !!!
A US Cavalry offcial told " Victorio is one of best warriors in all Continent "
We respect the great Chiefs of the Original Americans. We once had a great Chieftess we called her Mo'i Wahine Ali'i Nui Lili'uokalani a Hawai'i, but the whiteman felt they were threaten by her so they had the US government to back them up when they overthrew the monarchy...
Long live the Native Americans and Native Hawaiian
Henh! Thayendanegea...Chief Joseph Brant...Kanienkehaka Pride! Mohawk runs through my veins! Nia weh. May the Great Peace reside in us all and bring unity of all nations to be a voice for the earth and all people.
hello my cousin I am also a grandson of Chief Joseph Brant
Would have loved to have their names next to their pics.
And their tribes
Great videos, a culture that the world should adopt, they could learn alot.
Tous ces grands chefs de tribus sont magnifiques, de grands guerriers fiers et courageux, j'adore ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Beautiful thank you
The SPIRIT will never die.
Naiche at 2:07...he was Cochises youngest son...he and his brother Taza honored the peace treaty made with General Oliver O Howard in 1872...but Cochise died in 1874 and the tribe was divided over war...Geronimo influenced Naiche to war several times...Naiche finally surrendered with Geronimo in 1886...several times Naiche saved innocents from being murdered by Geronimo in fits of drunken rage...including Chief Bylas and his family at the Stephens Ranch massacre.
These are the true guardians and protectors of the land!!!!!
I recognized some of the chiefs. There was one that I can't remember the name of. Here are the ones I know the names of:
:21 Big Foot
:36 Chato
:46 Jack Red Cloud (son of Red Cloud)
:50 Chief Joseph
1:06 Crow King
1:16 Dull Knife
1:21 Gall
1:26 Geronimo
1:46 Lone Wolf
2:06 Naiche (son of Cochise and brother of Taza)
2:26 Quanah Parker
Well, they were just normal men. As we are all. Everybody could be a hero or bastard. Sometimes both. May us be more heroes then bastards and live our lives the better way.
This is a realy great wonderful vid about all these great indian warriors who just fought for there people and homeland and to live on there own way of life in peace,and if all these wonderful white people had only listen to the indians I think this world would be better of.
part cherokee eastern trib and proud
Long live all the real Americans!
Thank you so much for this!.........
There was an Apache Chief, called Juh, from Apaches Nedni.
Juh was a great vhief, leader and warrior, born in Mexico, and brother in law of Geronimo.
There are also the great chiefs Cochise (his son Naiche, also a Chief, is shown around the 2min 6sec mark), Mangas Colorados, Victorio (shown at the 3min 39 sec mark, his headband lost in the scuffle that occurred because he did not want his picture taken), Miquel Narbona, Chihuahua, to name but a few.. Geronimo however was not a chief. Great warrior...famous...but not a chief. Also the Apache warrior shown at the 35sec mark is Chato, who wanted to be a chief but I don't believe he ever was. Wasn't trusted enough as I understand it.
Very nicely done...i love this...thank you for sharing
apart from the cool eagle feather head dresses which I assume are ceremonial, have to say how practical and battle ready the clothing is. That's one thing I noticed in Last of the Mohicans, how the British and french soldiers uniforms were way too stiff and tight
Another great video, Dan. Thankx.
Cool all honorable men.
I Really Like The Video This is a Video to honor the chiefs and the Music is from the Red Bull Singers-Flag SongFrom Your
These were American's greatest heroes working for the welfare of their people or fighting against foreign invaders. If some one asked which tipi/wickiup/wigwam/house the chiefs lived in , the native would say "The poorest one in the village"--the great ones always gave to their people till they had little left.
magic faces of pride
thanks brother ,i apriciate this ,u more then welcome !!!TAL
thank you great chiers
Great video dedication to our native american chiefs and my favorite quote is chief joeseph hear me my chiefs my heart is sick and sad from where the sun now stands I will fight no more forever
HAIL TO THE CHIEFS!
beautiful, wonderful job talkswithbirds
great sadness in those eyes
I love this video, this is so beautiful, athough i must confess there were a lot of Chiefs i didn't recognize. Perhaps somebody can name them, i want to learn about the real men who fought for this country.
I visited a mission in California one day and I thought it was so beautiful. It was in the middle of no where off the freeway near barren hills. And then it hit me that it was in the shape of a corral and I felt so sad and teared up that they had corralled the natives and forced them to take their religion and follow their customs. I am ashamed of my European ancestors and what they did to Africans also. It is done and we have to start again. There are bad and good in every culture.
Friend please don't dislike yourself because you are white. It's the person inside or spirit that shows what kind of person you are not what colour you might be. I too am fascinated with these people and honor them for the hell they went through.
hoka
Apetu waste kola-
wow thats cree language-isnt it?
like the drum and the spirit- the wakan tanka
damn i like that,
thx for upload that dan - pilamayelo kola
mitakuye oyasin
tôksa akê
I saw pictures of Chief Petty Coups Chief medicine Crow Chief sits in the middle of the land all three great chiefs and leaders of the Crow Nation
bravo respect pour ce peuple
0:21 Spotted Elk (Lakota Sioux)
0:36 Chato (Mescalero Apache)
0:50 Joseph (Nez percé)
1:10 Curly Bear (Blackfoot)
@316bluethunder it's as much as your land as it is mine, you and i are 100% equal, i'm sorry for what happened in the residential schools, times are different now
you cant ask for it, it just comes. you feel it. power flows though your whole body. not an eletrical schock. power, its numbing.
The word count caught me. Here are the rest:
2:41 Red Cloud
2:56 Red Horse
3:01 Sitting Bull
3:12 American Horse
3:16 Sitting Bull
3:26 Tom Torlino
3:36 Two Strike
3:41 Victorio
4:01 Wovoka
Dine' Nation. Greastest chief. Chief Manualito.
WOW Big Foot was pretty attractive!
may be in the future history of all people of the world will be represented equally.
Awesome :) Love It :)
the majority of them comes from the western tribes, in fact, the popular image of natives from the US are from the West...few movies were made showing eastern/southern tribes and people sometimes forget about them...well, if someone here knows about movies that represent creek, cherokee, iroquois, muskogee, I'd like to hear...
Thank You Friend
Im not a small person. I'm 6'2" so physically not small. I have a good job that pays well, I own a home in the suburbs, so financially I'm not small, I graduated from college with good grades, so intellectually, I'm not small, I have a family and kids who respect me, so no, not a small person.
RESPECT !
Chief Sitting Bull, at the Powder River Conference, 1887
Hear me people: We now have to deal with another race---small and feeble when our fathers first met them, but now great and overbearing. Strangely enough they have a mind to till the soil and the love of possessions is a disease with them. These people have made many rules which the rich may break but the poor may not. They take their tithes from the poor and weak to support the rich and those who rule.
My HEROES...
Powerful Vid...hiy hiy
@cheienne09
It was a pleasure to name these great men to add to their recognition.
good! everyones in this!!
I love the old pics. I've seen quite a few in the basements of city buildings. Do you have a list of the names of these leaders?
They probably don't know of him or Big Bear and especially not Fine Day or Wandering Spirit (Three other famous Plains Cree chiefs). I would of liked to see Crowfoot as well. There's a whole biography on him by Hugh Dempsey (a great anthropologist who lived alongside him). The book also has info on the Cree chiefs as well.
:)thanks :)
It doesn't matter if they have names or not, they are our native ancestors and we know which ones are belong to our tribe.
Actually their name's do matter. A whole lot
great hearth chief
It would have been nice to have their names posted with their pictures.
@ Pompeji2 Thanks again for naming these great men. Are you native american yourself?
4:01........Wovoka the great peace maker. from Paiute people.
in that time the world was changing - in America, in Europe, in Asia, in Africa - remember wars in Russian Empire, in China and so on. One people changed their mind according new times, others - not. ... ((
I'm Ojibwe and Cree and part white but I still relate to the Native side better than my European side.
is this song the one they consider as canadian flag song? i love this song!