Sitting Bull
Sitting Bull was born in 1831 in Grand River, South Dakota. He was a Hunkapa Lakota, a medicine and a holy man. Sitting Bull was famous both in American and Native American history. One of the ways he became famous was through the famous victory battle, “Battle of Little Bighorn.” At the age of 10 he killed his first buffalo ever, and four years after he had fought in an honorably battle against the rival clan. After killing his first buffalo and fighting in his first battle he was named, Tatanka-Iyotanka. His name he was given meant, “A buffalo bull sitting on its haunches.” Sitting Bull was the son of a Sioux warrior named Returns Again. They also called his father Returns Again because he was
Sitting Bull was born in 1831 in Grand River, South Dakota. He was a Hunkapa Lakota, a medicine and a holy man. Sitting Bull was famous both in American and Native American history. One of the ways he became famous was through the famous victory battle, “Battle of Little Bighorn.” At the age of 10 he killed his first buffalo ever, and four years after he had fought in an honorably battle against the rival clan. After killing his first buffalo and fighting in his first battle he was named, Tatanka-Iyotanka. His name he was given meant, “A buffalo bull sitting on its haunches.” Sitting Bull was the son of a Sioux warrior named Returns Again. They also called his father Returns Again because he was