Egushawa

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Egushawa was an 18th-century Ottawa war chief known for his prominent leadership in Native American resistance against United States expansion in the Old Northwest.

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Egushawa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American leader
Ottawa war chief
activeInCentury 18th century
activeInRegion Great Lakes region
Old Northwest
conflictType Indigenous resistance to settler expansion
conflictWith United States of America
surface form: United States
countryOfCitizenship Odawa
surface form: Odawa nation
describedAs prominent Ottawa war leader
ethnicGroup Odawa
surface form: Odawa people

Ottawa
historicalPeriod post-American Revolutionary era
knownFor defending Indigenous homelands against U.S. encroachment
organizing Native resistance alliances in the Old Northwest
languageOfEthnicGroup Ottawa language
militaryRank war chief
notableFor leadership in Native American resistance to United States expansion
role in the Northwest Indian War
occupation war chief
opposed United States expansion in the Old Northwest
participatedIn Native American resistance in the Old Northwest
Northwest Indian War
partOf Ottawa tribe
surface form: Ottawa bands of the Great Lakes
role diplomatic representative of Ottawa interests
military leader of Ottawa warriors

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