Jean-Baptiste de Richardville

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Jean-Baptiste de Richardville was a prominent 19th-century Miami (Myaamia) chief and influential negotiator who played a key role in treaty-making with the United States in the Old Northwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century person
Miami chief
Native American leader
person
activity diplomacy
negotiation with U.S. government
treaty-making
associatedWith Miami Nation NERFINISHED
United States government NERFINISHED
treaty councils
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culture Miami (Myaamia) NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Miami NERFINISHED
Myaamia NERFINISHED
gender male
historicalContext U.S. westward expansion
early 19th-century Indian treaties
historicalSignificance influential in shaping Miami land cessions
key figure in U.S.–Miami relations
knownFor mediating between Miami interests and U.S. expansion
signing multiple treaties with the United States
language English
French
Miami-Illinois language NERFINISHED
notableFor leadership of the Miami people
role in land cessions in the Old Northwest
treaty negotiations with the United States
placeOfActivity Indiana Territory NERFINISHED
Old Northwest NERFINISHED
present-day Indiana
positionHeld principal chief of the Miami
region Great Lakes region NERFINISHED
Old Northwest Territory NERFINISHED
role intermediary between Miami people and U.S. officials
timePeriod 19th century

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Jean Baptiste Richardville alsoKnownAs Jean-Baptiste de Richardville