Cayuga

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First Nations people Haudenosaunee nation Indigenous people Iroquoian-speaking people

The Cayuga are one of the original member nations of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, historically located in what is now central New York.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	First Nations people → Haudenosaunee nation → Indigenous people → Iroquoian-speaking people →
affectedBy	American Revolutionary War →
alliedWith	Mohawk → Oneida → Onondaga → Seneca → Tuscarora →
cultivated	Beans → Corn → Squash →
governedBy	Haudenosaunee Grand Council →
hasClan	Bear clan → Eel clan → Heron clan → Snipe clan → Turtle clan → Wolf clan →
hasCommunityIn	New York State → Oklahoma → Ontario →
hasEndonym	Guyohkohnyo →
hasMeaning	People of the Great Swamp →
hasReligion	Christianity → Handsomen Lake Code → Traditional Haudenosaunee spirituality →
historicallyEngagedIn	Agriculture → Fishing → Hunting →
kinshipSystem	Matrilineal →
languageFamily	Iroquoian languages →
locatedInThePast	Central New York → Finger Lakes region →
memberOf	Six Nations of the Grand River →
originalMemberOf	Haudenosaunee Confederacy → Iroquois Confederacy →
partOf	Haudenosaunee Confederacy → Iroquois Confederacy →
recognizedAs	Federally recognized tribe in the United States → First Nation in Canada →
speaks	Cayuga language →
subjectTo	Land dispossession in New York →
traditionalHousing	Longhouse →
traditionalTerritoryIncludes	Cayuga Lake → Region between Seneca and Onondaga nations →
usesClanSystem	true →
usesWritingSystemForLanguage	Latin alphabet →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Onondaga → Seneca → Tuscarora →	relatedEthnicGroup
Six Nations of the Grand River →	hasEthnicGroup
Haudenosaunee →	hasOriginalMemberNation
Mohawk →	relatedGroup