Goyaałé

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Goyaałé was the birth name of Geronimo, the renowned Apache leader and warrior who resisted Mexican and American expansion into Apache lands in the 19th century.

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Goyaałé canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apache leader
human
warrior
alsoKnownAs Geronimo
birthName Goyaałé
burialPlace Fort Sill Apache Cemetery
causeOfDeath pneumonia
conflict Apache Wars
Mexican–Apache conflicts of the 19th century
U.S.–Apache conflicts of the 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Apache Nation
culturalDepiction subject of films
subject of numerous books
subject of television portrayals
dateOfBirth circa June 1829
dateOfDeath 17 February 1909
detainedAs prisoner of war
ethnicity Chiricahua Apache
gender male
hasChild Chappo
Eva
Fenton
María
hasSpouse Alope
language Chiricahua Apache language
legacy icon of Apache cultural identity
symbol of Native American resistance
memberOf Bedonkohe band
nameMeaning The One Who Yawns
notableEvent led raids against American settlements
led raids against Mexican settlements
surrendered to U.S. forces in 1886
notableFor resistance to Mexican expansion into Apache lands
resistance to United States expansion into Apache lands
notableWork autobiographical accounts dictated to S. M. Barrett
occupation military leader
spiritual leader
warrior
placeOfBirth near Gila River
present-day Arizona
placeOfDeath Fort Sill, Oklahoma
placeOfDetention Alabama
Florida
Fort Sill, Oklahoma
religion Apache traditional religion
surrenderedTo United States Army

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Geronimo birthName Goyaałé
Goyaałé birthName Goyaałé