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SITTING BULL, Sioux chief, born about 1837. He was the principal chief of the Dakota Sioux, who were driven from their reservation in the Black Hills by miners in 1876, and took up arms against the whites and friendly Indians, refusing to be transported to the Indian territory. In June, 1876, they defeated and massacred General George A. Custer's advance party of General Alfred H. Terry's column, which was sent against them, on Little Big Horn river, and were pursued northward by General Terry. Sitting Bull, with a part of his band, made his escape into British territory, and, through the mediation of Dominion officials, surrendered on a promise of pardon in 1880. In July and August, 1888, in a conference at Standing Rock, Dakota, he influenced his tribe to refuse to relinquish Indian lands. - Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright © 2001 VirtualologyTM

TATANKA IYOTAKA
By: ~Anonymous Lakota



Saturday, December 15th, 2002 was  the 112th Memorial anniversary of the assassination of Tatanka Iyotaka, more commonly known as Sitting Bull. This inspirational leader was murdered deep within Lakota Nation territory, a vast area encompassing much of the central and northern Great Plains. Tatanka Iyotaka in his day was one of the most influential leaders on the prairie. Today, he is the most recognizable Indian in the world.

Tatanka Iyotaka was not impressed by white society and their version of civilization. He was shocked and saddened to see the number of homeless people living on the streets of American cities. He gave money to hungry white people many times when he was in the large cities.

He counseled his people to be wary of what they accept from white culture. He saw some things which might benefit his people; but cautioned Indian people to accept only those things that were useful to us, and to leave everything else alone. Tatanka Iyotaka was a man of clear vision and pure motivation.

As is often the case with extraordinary people, Tatanka Iyotaka was murdered by his own people. The colonial force set the weak of his own race against him. A tactic they continue to use. Indian police today carry on the tradition started by the assassins of Tatanka Iyotaka and Tasunke Witko. Indian police harassing, arresting, even killing other Indian people keeps the colony in control. Seeing that their paychecks, just like those of the elected tribal/band councilors, come from the colonial government points to that quite clearly.

The unrelenting love for his land and his people caused the enemies of the Lakota to fear Tatanka Iyotaka. The Hunkpapa Oyate and the Titonwan Lakota had many powerful leaders, but Tatanka Iyotaka will forever remain the icon of traditional, full-blood strength and dignity.

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... in the record of man." John Collier. Tatanka Iyotaka
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... thought? Can we close our eyes and try to feel the spirits of Tasunke Witko, Tatanka
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... 11495, Bordeaux, William J. Sitting Bull, Tatanka-Iyotaka, Book. 11326, Boyd,
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... Tatanka Iyotaka, Indian name of Sitting Bull In approximately 1867, Sitting
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Iyotaka, "If a man loses something, and goes back to look for it, he will ...

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Lakota Translation
... YEICI YE Bud,CAIKPA Buffalo (bull),TATANKA Buffalo (cow),PTE Buffalo berry,MASTICAPUTE ... law
(of male) , HAKAYE Sit down , IYOTAKA Sit ,IYOTAKE Site , OYANKE Six ...

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... Chivington 1821-1894; Alfred Terry 1827-1890; George Armstrong Custer 1839-1876;
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