Nations Amies et Ennemies des Tchikachas

Title

Nations Amies et Ennemies des Tchikachas

translation of

Nations Friendly and Enemy of the Chickasaw

Creator

Alexandre de Batz See all items with this value

Mingo Ouma See all items with this value

Date

1737

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Bibliographic Citation

Batz, Alexandre de and Mingo Ouma. 1737. Nations Amies et Ennemies des Tchikachas. Map. Persee; Journal of the Society of Americanists. https://www.persee.fr/doc/jsa_0037-9174_1921_num_13_1_2900#jsa_0037-9174_1921_num_13_1_T1_0010_0003, accessed August 29, 2024.

annotates

• This map focuses on the “enemies” of the Chickasaw Nation, illustrating the complex network of alliances and hostilities among the various Indigenous nations in the region.
• Chickasaw allies are the Cherokee and British-aligned nations. Its enemies are the Choctaw, Natche, and French-aligned tribes. The Muscogee (Creek) are depicted as a neutral neighboring nation.
• This map provides a detailed understanding of the geopolitical landscape of the Southeast during the 18th century. It is an essential document for understanding the power dynamics in the region.

Subject

Southeast See all items with this value

Indigenous Knowledge See all items with this value

Chickasaw See all items with this value

Natche (Natchez) See all items with this value

Chahta (Choctaw) See all items with this value

Muscogee (Creek) See all items with this value

Cherokee See all items with this value

Relations See all items with this value

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British See all items with this value

French See all items with this value

Temporal Coverage

Postcontact See all items with this value

18th Century See all items with this value

References

Plan et scituation des villages Tchikachas