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Litunga tribal chief

O'Carroll, Mulroney [called Mulroney the Great] , chieftain

, Caribbean cacique, b. in Guadeloupe in the last half of the 15th century; d. at sea in 1514

, Haytian cacique, d. in 1512

Cacique

Indian cacique, b. in Mexico about the beginning of the 17th century. He was liberally educated, and was sexton of the church of San Pablo

Northern Cheyenne chief

Lenape leader

Cheyenne leader

Nokoni Comanche chief

Scottish border chieftain

Canadian tribal leader

Ostrogothic chieftain

Chief of the pamunkey tribe

Irish chieftain of Leix

, Araucanian cacique of the Biobio tribe in the Moluches region, Chili, b. in that valley about 1566; d. near Chillan in 1606

Indian chief, b. about 1786; d. in Fort Gibson, Ark., in January, 1849. He was head chief of the Seminole Indians, and commanded in person at Maj

Called 'The Great Mohawk', Indian chief, d. in Salmon River, near Lake Champlain, N. Y., 4 June, 1690

Scottish border chieftain and administrator

Irish chieftain

Indian chief, b. in Florida about 1525; d. there about 1570

aboriginal leader

Albanian tribal leader

Aboriginal leader Peynken

Aboriginal leader

Lakota chief

Cherokee leader

Irish chieftain

Native American tribal chief

Cherokee leader

Taíno tribal leader and military chief

Aboriginal leader

stockman and Aboriginal leader

Ottawa chief

Leader of the Bedonkohe Apache

Chieftain of the Germanic Cherusci

Protohistoric chieftain of the Arverni tribe, defeated by Julius Caesar during the Gallic wars

Tribal chief of the Kwena

Icelandic chieftain

Australian aboriginal leader