Lords of the Plains

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Lords of the Plains is a renowned epithet for the Comanche, a Native American people historically famed for their exceptional horsemanship, warrior culture, and dominance across the Southern Plains.

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Lords of the Plains canonical 1

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instanceOf epithet
appliedBy Euro-American observers
historians
writers on the American West
appliedTo Comanche
surface form: Comanche people
associatedPeriod 18th century
19th century
associatedWith equestrian warfare
horse culture
raiding on the Southern Plains
warrior culture
connotation elite horsemanship
military prowess
territorial dominance
describes Comanche
hasContext Native American history
Southern Plains
languageContext English
refersTo Comanche
region Southern Plains
surface form: Southern Plains of North America

present-day Colorado
present-day Kansas
present-day New Mexico
present-day Oklahoma
present-day Texas
relatedTo Old West
surface form: American frontier

Comancheria
Plains Indians
horse-mounted warfare on the Great Plains
usedFor describing Comanche dominance of the Southern Plains

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Comanche alsoKnownAs Lords of the Plains