the Cherokee — Minor Figures
32 figures from Myths of the Cherokee who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.
the chief's daughter (Myth 93)
first appears Myth 93 · The Unseen Helpers
- Myth 93 · The Unseen Helpers · parent: the chief (Myth 93) “The chief's daughter got ready and went with her, and when they came to the place where Ganogwioeoñ was hiding he sprang out and killed her, but did not hurt the other girl.”
- Myth 93 · The Unseen Helpers · enemies with Ganogwioeoñ “The chief's daughter got ready and went with her, and when they came to the place where Ganogwioeoñ was hiding he sprang out and killed her, but did not hurt the other girl.”
his brother (Myth 86)
Yahula's brother · first appears Myth 86 · Yahula
- Myth 86 · Yahula · siblings with Yahula “His wife and children and brother begged him to stay”
his children (Myth 86)
Yahula's children · first appears Myth 86 · Yahula
- Myth 86 · Yahula · parent: Yahula “His wife and children and brother begged him to stay”
his wife (Myth 86)
Yahula's wife · first appears Myth 86 · Yahula
- Myth 86 · Yahula · married with Yahula “His wife and children and brother begged him to stay”
one man (Myth 86)
Yahula's friend · first appears Myth 86 · Yahula
- Myth 86 · Yahula · friends with Yahula “There was one man who had been his friend, who sang the same songs for a time after Yahula had disappeared”
Young-king
late chief · first appears Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca
- Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca · parent: Hiadeoni “Hiadeoni was the father of the late chief Young-king.”
one of the dancers (Myth 90)
dancer · first appears Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca
- Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca · enemies with Hiadeoni “He watched his opportunity, and when one of the dancers went out from the ring into the bushes he dispatched him with his hatchet.”
the young man (Myth 90)
son · first appears Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca
- Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca · enemies with Hiadeoni “Watching here, he saw a young man come out, and killed him as he had done the others, and took his scalp.”
- Myth 90 · Hiadeoni, the Seneca · parent: the mother (Myth 90) “They proved to be the footsteps of his last victim's mother.”
the woman (Myth 98)
Ga'na's wife · first appears Myth 98 · Ga'na's Adventures Among the Cherokee · Part 1
- Myth 98 · Ga'na's Adventures Among the Cherokee · Part 1 · married with Ga'na' “he recognized the woman as his wife”
the young man (Myth 98)
Ga'na's son · first appears Myth 98 · Ga'na's Adventures Among the Cherokee · Part 1
- Myth 98 · Ga'na's Adventures Among the Cherokee · Part 1 · parent: Ga'na' “The young man was really his son”