Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales

the servant (Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush)

Family: Kit-ke-hahk´-i band · Role: servant of the man who called the buffalo · First appears: Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush · Part 1

In Part 1, Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush served the man (Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush), who sent him to tell the chiefs to choose four boys to scout beyond the hill where the bull had come over.

Relationship record

Life events

  • The man sent his servant to tell the chiefs to choose four boys to scout beyond the hill.(Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush · Part 1)
    • With: the man (Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush)
    • “He sent his servant to the chiefs to tell them to choose four boys, and let them go to the top of the hill where the bull had come over, and to look beyond it.”

Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush · Part 1

  • employer: the man (Ti-Ke-Wa-Kush) “He sent his servant to the chiefs to tell them to choose four boys, and let them go to the top of the hill where the bull had come over, and to look beyond it.”

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