the boy from a neighboring tribe (Chapter 033)

Family: neighboring tribe · Role: boy · First appears: Origin Of Wampum

Life events

The boy brought the bird to the ground.(Origin Of Wampum)
- “the boy, with unequaled skill, brought the coveted bird to the ground.”
The boy married the head chief's daughter.(Origin Of Wampum)
- With: the head chief's daughter (Chapter 033)
- “Having received the daughter of the head chief in marriage,”
The boy divided the oh-ko-äh between his tribe and the tribe he married into.(Origin Of Wampum)
- “he divided the oh-ko-äh between his own tribe and that into which he had married,”
Peace was declared between the boy's tribe and the tribe he married into.(Origin Of Wampum)
- “and peace was declared between them.”
The boy decreed that wampum should be the price of peace and blood.(Origin Of Wampum)
- “Then the boy husband decreed that wampum should be the price of peace and blood,”
All nations adopted wampum as the price of peace and blood.(Origin Of Wampum)
- “which was adopted by all nations.”

married with the head chief's daughter (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,”

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