Sitting Bull, a Sioux Chief Legend

Sitting Bull was a Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux holy man, a member of the Sioux tribe, also known as Slon-he or “Slow”. He was son of Four Horn, was born in a tipi located near the Grand River near the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in Dakota Territory, in March, 1834.

Sitting Bull

As a tribal chief, Sitting Bull led his tribe against the white man, resistance to United States government policies; he refused to be moved to Indian Territory. Sitting Bull’s leadership as a war chief, could unite the tribes of the Lakota in a struggle for survival in the northern plains which make Sitting Bull as one of the Famous Indian Warriors. Read more »