He Sapa

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He Sapa is the Lakota name for the Black Hills, a region in present-day South Dakota and Wyoming that holds profound spiritual and cultural significance for the Lakota and other Indigenous peoples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountainous region
sacred site
traditional territory
associatedWithTreaty Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868) NERFINISHED
centralTo Lakota cosmology
Lakota origin stories
consideredAs ancestral homeland of the Lakota
sacred to the Lakota
contains Bear Butte NERFINISHED
Harney Peak (Black Elk Peak) NERFINISHED
Inyan Kara Mountain NERFINISHED
Mount Rushmore area NERFINISHED
Paha Sapa (central Black Hills area) NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeTransliteration Ȟe Sapa NERFINISHED
hasCulturalRole center of Lakota spiritual life
site of ceremonies and vision quests
hasDisputeType land compensation versus land return debate
hasEnglishName Black Hills NERFINISHED
hasFeature forested hills and mountains
granite peaks
sacred springs and caves
hasLegalStatus area of ongoing Indigenous land claims
hasMeaningInLakota Black Mountains NERFINISHED
hasNameInLakota He Sapa NERFINISHED
hasResourceHistory gold discovery in the 1870s
hasSignificanceFor Arikara people NERFINISHED
Cheyenne people NERFINISHED
Dakota people NERFINISHED
Hidatsa people NERFINISHED
Lakota people NERFINISHED
Mandan people NERFINISHED
Nakota people NERFINISHED
other Indigenous peoples of the Great Plains
isWithin present-day Black Hills National Forest (partially) NERFINISHED
present-day Custer State Park (partially)
present-day Wind Cave National Park (partially) NERFINISHED
locatedIn South Dakota NERFINISHED
Wyoming
locatedInCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
partOf Great Plains region NERFINISHED
recognizedBy many Indigenous nations as sacred land
referencedIn Indigenous rights literature
Lakota oral tradition
sacredTo Lakota spiritual leaders
many Plains tribes
subjectOf United States Supreme Court case United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians (1980) (as Black Hills) NERFINISHED
land rights disputes between Lakota and United States government

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Black Hills traditionalName He Sapa