Ti-ra´-wa

Also known as: Ti-ra-wa · Role: deity · First appears: Lone Chief · Part 1

In 1867, in Lone Chief, Lone Chief sacrificed a horse to Ti-ra´-wa through the chief priest and became a warrior. Lone Chief said, “You must trust always in Ti-ra´-wa. He made us, and through him we live.”

In Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa, Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa declared that Ti-ra´-wa was the only one above him and “the ruler of all.”

Relationship record

Life events

• 1867 · Lone Chief sacrificed a horse to Ti-ra´-wa through the chief priest, becoming a warrior.(Lone Chief · Part 1)
  • With: Lone Chief the chief priest (Lone Chief)
  • “It was customary for the leading man in a party to make a sacrifice to Ti-ra´-wa. Running Chief did this, giving one horse to the chief priest. This sacrifice promoted him to be a warrior.”

Lone Chief · Part 1

• with Lone Chief (interaction) “You must trust always in Ti-ra´-wa. He made us, and through him we live.”

Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa · Part 2

• vassal: Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa “There is no one above me but Ti-ra´-wa. He is the only one I am under. He is the ruler of all.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Made with Rho MD.