Thunder Rolling from the Mountains

I think the Indian world's name is very important and important or important than any other society I know. Naming and meaning coexist. It is inseparable. It is said that there is a thing with a name if there is one. If there is no name, it is dubious

I was taken away when my parents took me to the Devil's Tower. When I returned to Oklahoma where my grandmother lived, an old man came over. An old man named PulHuh mean old wolf. He held hands and started telling stories. This is the process of naming. Finally, when he stopped talking, he looked down at me, "You are Zui Tali now," I told you it is my Indian name, which means Rocktree Boy. Zui is the Devil's tower that Kiowas calls and I was given this name to commemorate what I was taken to this very sacred place. "

Please conquer the bear. People who yawn. A child of a wolf. I lock my son's forehead. People on the cloud. A woman in an owl. Soft white corn. The blind man's daughter. Yellow smoke cyclone and Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekht - Thunder roll from the hill

Soon, other people with other names will begin to integrate into the Indian world. Sir Francis Drake in England in 1579, Shia de la Salle in France in 1682, Vitus Behring during the voyage in Russia in 1741 - they just began

A nationwide celebrity named "Joseph Joseph" was born in 1840 in the Varoa Valley in Northeastern Oregon. He was named Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, or Thunder Mountain, but his father was taken to Henry Spalding in 1838 when he was baptized in the task of Lapwai, It was widely known as Joseph or Joseph Young. The name of Christian Joseph. Elder Joseph was one of the first NezPrecé converts to actively support Christians and tribes with white long-term peace. In 1855, he just helped Washington State Governor set a NezPercé reservation from Oregon to Idaho. However, after the elimination of NezPercé territory in 1863, the federal government withdrew nearly 6 million acres of land, NezPercé 's residence in Idaho was only the previous one - tenth.

Joseph Chief was born in the Valor Valley in Oregon State in 1840. He belongs to the Shazptian Nez Perce. His father, Old Joseph, named him Himmer, Jarl, Ratkek, or "Thunder in the mountains" and taught him the legend of a traditional tribe. He also allowed the presbyterian pastor Henry Spalding to appoint a baby Ephraim and teach him Christian faith. Before the first track train to pass through the valley in 1843, juniper-Persians met with white explorers and surveyors such as Lewis and Clark, had been keeping a white fur catcher and Spalding missionaries and friendly relations . Shortly there are thousands of Caucasians passing through the Oregon Trail every year, and the Nepsarshians are prepared for inevitable people.

His birth name was the Thunder Mountain Range, but when he converted to Christianity in 1838, the most famous was his father's name. After he reluctantly left the Grand Dragon Valley and agreed to move to Idaho's new reservation, his fighter aircraft attacked the local white settlement. Then he won several battles with the US forces during the attempt to withdraw to Canada and he decided to surrender to Nelson Mile, which was only 50 miles from the border in 1877 . It is known to everyone. Will not I fight for eternity? "