the head chief's daughter (Chapter 033)

Role: daughter · First appears: Origin Of Wampum

In “Origin Of Wampum,” the head chief offered his daughter in marriage as a prize to whoever captured the bird, dead or alive. The boy from a neighboring tribe captured the bird and married her; afterward, he divided the oh-ko-äh between his own tribe and the tribe he had married into.

Relationship record

Life events

• The head chief offered his daughter in marriage as a prize to whoever captured the bird.(Origin Of Wampum)
  • With: the head chief (Chapter 033)
  • “the head chief offered as a prize his beautiful daughter to one who would capture the bird, dead or alive,”
• The boy married the head chief's daughter.(Origin Of Wampum)
  • With: the boy from a neighboring tribe (Chapter 033)
  • “Having received the daughter of the head chief in marriage,”

Origin Of Wampum

• parent: the head chief (Chapter 033) “the head chief offered as a prize his beautiful daughter to one who would capture the bird, dead or alive,”
• married with the boy from a neighboring tribe (Chapter 033) “Having received the daughter of the head chief in marriage, he divided the oh-ko-äh between his own tribe and that into which he had married,”

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Extracted from the original text of Myths of the Iroquois. Made with Rho MD.