Oglala Lakota chief Red Cloud

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Oglala Lakota chief Red Cloud was a prominent 19th-century Native American leader known for his military resistance against U.S. expansion and his role in the Red Cloud's War.

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instanceOf Native American leader
Oglala Lakota chief
war chief
achievement defended Lakota control of the Powder River Country
secured U.S. abandonment of forts along the Bozeman Trail
birthDate circa 1822
birthName Maȟpíya Lúta
birthNameInEnglish Red Cloud
birthPlace Platte River region
near present-day North Platte, Nebraska
burialPlace Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota
commanded Oglala Lakota warriors
linked to: Lakota warriors

allied Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho forces
countryOfCitizenship United States
deathDate December 10, 1909
deathPlace Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota
era 19th century
ethnicity Lakota
Oglala Lakota
hasLegacy Red Cloud Indian School named in his honor
remembered as a major Lakota statesman and war leader
knownFor being one of the few Native American leaders to win a war against the United States
strategic use of guerrilla warfare against U.S. forts
languageSpoken Lakota
linked to: Lakota language
laterRole advocate for his people's welfare on the reservation
reservation leader at Pine Ridge
memberOf Lakota people
linked to: Sioux people

Oglala Lakota tribe
linked to: Oglala Lakota
metWith U.S. government officials in Washington, D.C.
militaryConflict Bozeman War
Red Cloud's War
notableBattle Fetterman Fight
Hayfield Fight
Wagon Box Fight
notableFor defense of Lakota lands in the Powder River Country
leadership in Red Cloud's War
military resistance to United States expansion
opponent United States Army
United States government
religion traditional Lakota spiritual beliefs
roleInTreatyOfFortLaramie1868 principal Lakota negotiator
spouse Pretty Owl
treatySignatory Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868)
tribalAffiliation Oglala Lakota
visited Washington, D.C.

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Red Cloud, Nebraska namedAfter Oglala Lakota chief Red Cloud