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Biography Of Chief Seattle | |
Real Name | Chief Seattle |
Profession | Political Leaders |
Nationality | American |
Religion | Roman Catholic |
Personal life of Chief Seattle | |
Born on | 1780 |
Died At Age | 86 |
Sun Sign | Scorpio |
Born in | Blake Island |
Died on | 07 June 1866 |
Place of death | Port Madison |
Grouping of People | Native Americans |
Family Background of Chief Seattle | |
Father | Shweabe |
Mother | Sholeetsa |
Spouses/Partners | La-Dalia, Olahl |
Children | Kikisoblu or Princess Angeline |
Personal Fact of Chief Seattle | |
The indigenous populations in North America occupied large parts of uninhabited land, wherein they sheltered their families and lived with the values of love, peace and respect for their creator and for Mother Earth. While women tended to families, men rose within their communities and were made leaders on the basis of their skill-sets, be it for hunting, warfare, peace activities or agriculture. Similarly, Chief Seattle, the leader of the Suquamish and the Duwamish tribes, was made a leader for his flawless oratory skills and for his imperious, commanding presence among his people. A front-runner and a proponent of peace, the chief hoped for two extremely different cultures, in this case; the Whites and the Natives, to co-exist harmoniously. He ensured that his tribe was safe from other warmongering neighbors and stood-up for the peace among his people and ensured they were given their rights and their true place, in the land they worshipped and called home. With the help of his friend and fellow white counterpart, David Swinson Maynard, he chased a path of housings to white settlers and also witnessed the birth of a new town named after him, which has since then, grown into a large and flourishing metropolis in the United States Seattle. If you would like to learn more about this powerful personality, scroll further. |
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