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Victorio

Victorio (Bidu-ya, Beduiat; ca. 1825–October 14, 1880) was a warrior and chief of the Warm Springs band of the Tchihendeh (or Chihenne, often called Mimbreño) division of the central Apaches in what is now the American states of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and the Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua.

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Battles/wars
Apache Pass, Percha River, San Mateos Mountains, Animas Creek, Alma Massacre, Fort Tularosa, Aleman's Wells, Hembrillo Canyon, Quitman Canyon, Tres Castillos
Born
c. 1825 Chihuahua, First Mexican Republic
Cause of death
Killed by Mexican soldiers during the Battle of Tres Castillos
Died
(1880-10-14)October 14, 1880 (aged 55) Tres Castillos, Chihuahua, Mexico
Mother tongue
Chiricahua
Nicknames
He who checks his horse · Apache Wolf

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Tchihendeh chief

Victorio's War

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related to Victorio's War · 63
Victorio → After, Aldo Leopold Wilderness, Aleman's Wells, Alma, Alma Massacre, Alsate, American, Animas Creek, April, August, Black Range, Buffalo Soldiers, Byrne, Caballero, Cabello Mountains, Carnoviste, Cavalry, Chased, Despite Nautzili's, During
related to Further reading · 59
Victorio → An Ethnologic Dictionary, Apache Battlefield, Apache Warrior, Arizona, Arizona Press, Black Valor, Buffalo Soldiers, Captivity, Chamberlain, Chief, Combat Studies Institute Press, Dan, Days, Elusive Enemy, Eva Ball, Franciscan Fathers, Frank, Gott, Hembrillo, Hermann
related to Tchihendeh chief · 25
Victorio → Apache, Arizona Territory, As, Caballero, Cochise, Coppermine, Coppermine Mimbreños, Cuchillo Negro, Delgadito, From, Geronimo, In, Juh, Loco, Mangas Coloradas, Mescaleros, Mimbreños, Nana, San Carlos Reservation, Tchihende
related to Last stand and death · 20
Victorio → An, Battle, Chihuahua, Colonel Joaquín Terrazas, Foreign Nations, Guadalupe, In October, Kathleen Chamberlain, Limpia Southern Mescaleros, Mangus, Mauricio Corredor, Mexican Army, Mexicans, Nana, Papers Relating, Tarahumara, The Apache, Tres Castillos, United States, Victorio's
related to Media · 15
Victorio → Apache Rifles, Buffalo Soldiers, Charles Haid, Fort Bowie, Harrison Lowe, Hondo, Howard, John Farrow, Joseph Vitale, Katzin, Koch, Larry Chance, Lee, Michael Pate, William Witney
related to Early life · 14
Victorio → Biduya, Chihenne, Chihuahua City, Dextrous Horse Thief, Hacienda Encinillas, He Who Checks His, Horse, Ją’éłąyá, Lozen, Mexico, Navajo, Pedro Cedillo, There, Victorio's
related to Legacy · 8
Victorio → Apache, Battle, Chihuahua, Chiricahua, Hembrillo Basin, Mexico, N’nee, Victorio Peak
related to External links · 4
Victorio → Byrne, Find, Grave, Victorio RaidJames
Nicknames · 2
Victorio → Apache Wolf, He who checks his horse
Battles/wars · 1
Victorio → Apache Pass, Percha River, San Mateos Mountains, Animas Creek, Alma Massacre, Fort Tularosa, Aleman's Wells, Hembrillo Canyon, Quitman Canyon, Tres Castillos

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1880 mexico band victorio's battle mexican soldiers apache states new chihuahua october chief warm press nana war apaches texas united

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VictorioBattles/warsApache Pass, Percha River, San Mateos Mountains, Animas Creek, Alma Massacre, Fort Tularosa, Aleman's Wells, Hembrillo Canyon, Quitman Canyon, Tres Castillos1.00infobox
VictorioBornc. 1825 Chihuahua, First Mexican Republic1.00infobox
VictorioCause of deathKilled by Mexican soldiers during the Battle of Tres Castillos1.00infobox
VictorioDied(1880-10-14)October 14, 1880 (aged 55) Tres Castillos, Chihuahua, Mexico1.00infobox
VictorioMother tongueChiricahua1.00infobox
VictorioNicknamesHe who checks his horse1.00infobox
VictorioNicknamesApache Wolf1.00infobox
VictorioPreceded byCuchillo Negro (Warm Springs Tchihende), Mangas Coloradas (Coppermine Tchihende)1.00infobox
VictorioRelationsLozen (sister)1.00infobox
VictorioResting placeDoña Ana County, New Mexico, United States1.00infobox
VictorioSucceeded byNana1.00infobox
Victoriois aimportant character of the plot.In Álvaro Enrigue’s book0.90text

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