Sinṡká

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Sinṡká is the Lakota name of Spotted Tail, a prominent 19th-century Brulé Lakota leader and diplomat known for his efforts to secure peace and protect his people's interests during U.S. westward expansion.

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Label Occurrences
Sinṡká canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lakota leader
Native American diplomat
human
advocatedFor peaceful coexistence with the United States
protection of Lakota lands
protection of Lakota sovereignty
welfare of his people
alsoKnownAs Spotted Tail NERFINISHED
areaOfActivity Great Plains region of North America NERFINISHED
culture Lakota NERFINISHED
ethnicity Brulé Lakota NERFINISHED
Lakota Sioux NERFINISHED
hasRole spokesman for his band in treaty negotiations
historicalContext Indian Wars in the Great Plains NERFINISHED
U.S. westward expansion
language Lakota NERFINISHED
memberOf Brulé band of the Lakota Sioux NERFINISHED
nativeLanguageName Sinṡká NERFINISHED
notableFor efforts to secure peace with the United States
leadership among the Brulé Lakota in the 19th century
negotiations with the U.S. government during westward expansion
occupation diplomat
tribal leader
opposed violence against white settlers when possible
partOf Lakota traditional leadership structure
politicalAlignment pro‑treaty faction among the Lakota
represented interests of the Brulé Lakota in dealings with the U.S. government
sexOrGender male
soughtTo avoid unnecessary warfare with the United States
secure favorable treaty terms for his people
timePeriod 19th century

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Spotted Tail givenName Sinṡká
Spotted Tail nativeName Sinṡká