Peta Nocona

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Peta Nocona was a 19th-century Comanche chief known for leading resistance against U.S. expansion and for being the father of famed Comanche leader Quanah Parker.

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Peta Nocona canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Comanche chief
Native American leader
activePeriod 19th century
areaOfConflict Southern Plains
Texas
associatedWith Texas–Comanche conflicts
linked to: Comanche Wars

U.S. westward expansion
child Pecos
Prairie Flower
Quanah Parker
conflictWith Anglo-American settlers
United States Army
countryOfCitizenship Comanche Nation
linked to: Comanche
culture Plains Indians
deathCause disputed
deathPlace Texas (traditional accounts)
ethnicity Comanche
historicalReputation Comanche resistance leader
knownAs Peta Nocana
Peta Noconi
language Comanche language
notableEvent raid on Fort Parker in 1836 (traditional attribution)
notableFor being the father of Quanah Parker
leading Comanche resistance to U.S. expansion
occupation war leader
relative Cynthia Ann Parker
Quanah Parker
sexOrGender male
spouse Cynthia Ann Parker
tribalAffiliation Nokoni band of the Comanche
linked to: Comanche

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

Quanah Parker father Peta Nocona
Cynthia Ann Parker spouse Peta Nocona
Cynthia Ann Parker relative Peta Nocona