Teton Sioux

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Teton Sioux refers to the Lakota, a Native American people of the Great Plains known for their nomadic buffalo-hunting culture and central role in 19th-century Plains history.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Teton Lakota 8
Brulé Lakota 7
Teton Sioux canonical 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (57)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Lakota
Native American people
Sioux subgroup
alliedWith Arapaho
Northern Cheyenne
alsoKnownAs Lakota
Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
associatedTribeName Oglala Lakota Nation
Rosebud Sioux Tribe
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
conflictWith U.S. settlers
United States Army
cosmology Wakan Tanka belief
culturalPractice sweat lodge ceremony
vision quest
culturalSymbol eagle feather headdress
cultureType nomadic buffalo-hunting culture
economy bison hunting
horse culture
ethnicGroupOf Great Plains
historicalRole central role in Plains Indian Wars
major power on the Northern Plains in the 19th century
internalDivision Blackfoot Lakota
Brulé (Sicangu)
linked to: Brulé

Hunkpapa
linked to: Hunkpapa Lakota

Miniconjou
Oglala
linked to: Oglala Lakota

Sans Arc
Two Kettles
languageFamily Siouan languages
modernCountry United States
modernReservation Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
notableBattle Battle of the Little Bighorn
Battle of the Rosebud
notableLeader Crazy Horse
Gall
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
partOf Sioux
linked to: Sioux people
primaryLanguage Lakota language
religion Lakota spirituality
Sun Dance ceremony
linked to: Sun Dance
socialOrganization band-based society
subgroupOf Sioux Nation
linked to: Great Sioux Nation
traditionalDwelling tipi
traditionalRegion Northern Great Plains
linked to: Great Plains

present-day Montana
present-day Nebraska
present-day North Dakota
present-day South Dakota
present-day Wyoming
transport horseback riding
travois use
treatyInvolved Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851)
Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868)

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (22)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lakota alsoKnownAs Teton Sioux
Bozeman Trail opposedBy Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Wagon Box Fight combatantNativeGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Miniconjou Lakota relatedGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Hunkpapa Lakota Nation relatedGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Wahpekute relatedEthnicGroup Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Yankton relatedGroup Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Hunkpapa subgroupOf Teton Sioux
Two Kettles Lakota subdivisionOf Teton Sioux
Two Kettles Lakota relatedGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Sans Arc Lakota relatedGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Great Sioux Reservation ethnicGroup Brulé Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Two Kettles subdivisionOf Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Two Kettles isPartOf Teton division of the Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Teton Sioux alsoKnownAs Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Blackfoot Lakota subgroupOf Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Minneconjou subgroupOf Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Oohenumpa Lakota partOf Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux
Oohenumpa Lakota ethnographicCategory Teton Sioux band
linked to: Teton Sioux
Mnikowoju subgroupOf Teton Lakota
linked to: Teton Sioux