What is Chihene band associated with?

Documented relationships include: attacked_by, removed_to. 2 claims extracted from primary sources.

Chihene band org

Q: What sources cite Chihene band?

2 primary sources cite this organization, including: Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico: Exploring the Homeland of the Chiricahua Apache (Part 1) (2013); Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico (Part 2): Hidden Valley and the Final Years (2013).

id: o_chihene-band_8fed8b

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Summary: One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands; its camp was attacked by 30 miners in 1860.

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Claims (2)

attacked_by

30 miners— 1860

cited from Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico: Exploring the Homeland of the Chiricahua Apache (Part 1) (2013)

Comprehensive overview of Chiricahua Apache history in southwest New Mexico. Covers the four main Chiricahua bands: Bedonkohe, Chihene, Chokonen, and Nednhi and their geographic territories. Details the early conflict between Chiricahua and New Spain/Mexico from the 1600s to mid-…

removed_to

San Carlos

cited from Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico (Part 2): Hidden Valley and the Final Years (2013)

Details the discovery of a hidden rock-lined defensive position overlooking Bear Creek near Silver City, likely built by Apaches or early settlers during the Apache wars. Covers the later conflict period 1861-1873 including the joining of forces of Chokonen and Chihene bands unde…

Mentioned by (2)

Chokonen band joined_forces_with Chihene band— 1861-1873

Mangas Coloradas led Chihene band— 1861-1873

Sources (2)

Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico: Exploring the Homeland of the Chiricahua Apache (Part 1) ↗

Casitas de Gila staff · 2013 · other · web · details

Apacheria in Southwest New Mexico (Part 2): Hidden Valley and the Final Years ↗