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Chief Naiche (/ˈnaɪtʃi/ NYE-chee; c. 1857–1919) was the final hereditary chief of the Chiricahua band of Apache Indians.

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rdfs:label	Naiche (ca) Naiche (de) Naiche (es) Naiche (fr) Naiche (en) Naiche (pt)
rdfs:comment	Naiche (1856-1919) va ser l'últim hereditari dels apatxes chiricahua. (ca) Naiche, Naches, Nache, Nachez o Natchez (que podría traducirse por "revoltoso", ~1857-Reserva de Mescalero, Nuevo México, 16 de marzo de 1919) fue el último jefe apache chiricahua. Era hermano de y el hijo menor de Cochise. Inicialmente pacífico y cooperativo con los blancos, desde 1881 se asoció con Gerónimo. Tras su derrota en 1886, fue prisionero en cárceles de Florida, Alabama y finalmente , Oklahoma. Fue también pintor, y padre de 15 hijos con 3 esposas. (es) Naiche, né vers 1857 et mort le 16 mars 1919 à Mescalero, au Nouveau-Mexique, est le deuxième et dernier des fils de Cochise. Il fut le dernier chef héréditaire avec Geronimo avec qui il partagea le pouvoir, de la tribu apache des Chiricahuas. Il est aussi connu comme peintre. (fr) Chief Naiche (/ˈnaɪtʃi/ NYE-chee; c. 1857–1919) was the final hereditary chief of the Chiricahua band of Apache Indians. (en) Naiche (* zwischen 1856 und 1858; † 1919 in der , New Mexico, USA) war ein Anführer und Häuptling der -Apachen (auch als Chiricahua-Apachen bezeichnet). Naiche war der zweite Sohn von Cochise. Während seiner Jugend traf Naiche mit Geronimo zusammen. Dieser wurde auf Grund seines Status als Medizinmann der Lehrer von Naiche. Nach dem Tod seines Vaters Cochise wurde Naiches älterer Bruder Häuptling. Dieser starb nur zwei Jahre später und das Amt ging auf Naiche über. In den 1880er Jahren schloss sich Naiche mit seinen Kriegern Geronimo im Krieg gegen die US-Truppen an. (de) Chefe Naiche (/naɪtəi/ NYE-chee;c. 1857-1919) foi o último chefe hereditário da tribo Chiricahua. Naiche, cujo nome em inglês significa "intrometido" ou "criador de travessuras", é alternadamente escrito Nache, Nachi ou Natchez. Ele era o filho mais novo de Cochise e sua esposa Dos-the-she (Dos-tes-ey, - "Something-at-the-campfire-já-cozido", b. 1838), seu irmão mais velho era Tah-zay aka Chief Taza. Ele tinha três esposas, Haozinne, E-Clah-he, e Na-deh-yole, e quatorze filhos. (pt)
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death place	Mescalero, New Mexico
birth place	Chiricahua country (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Native Americans imprisoned at Fort Marion San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation 1919 deaths Apache people Chiricahua Rex Reason Cochise Geronimo Apache Wars Comanche Chief Taza 19th-century American male artists 19th-century American painters 20th-century American male artists 20th-century American painters American male painters Native American leaders Britton Davis Tribal chief William W. Johnstone Fort Sill Apache Tribe Taza, Son of Cochise Arizona 1850s births Native American male artists Native American painters Chiricahua Douglas Sirk Apache Indians Mescalero Indian Reservation Kiowa Mescalero, New Mexico Mexico New Mexico Oklahoma Wyatt Earp Fort Sill, Oklahoma Forced relocation

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