Hiawatha→Person
Hiawatha was a chief of the Iroquois and united their five nations
Ivequois
The Iroquois are a tribe whose five nations united under Hiawatha's leadership to form the "League of the Five Nations"; their confederacy was based on a belief in peace and arbitration
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
League Of The Five Nations→Lineage
The Iroquois nations formed the League under Hiawatha's leadership
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Ivequois & Hiawatha
Hiawatha was a chief of the Iroquois and united their five nations
II. Hiawatha & Meggie Tazbah
Meggie Tazbah is another individual released as part of the same exchange as Hiawatha; though not directly related, both are ex-prisoners
I. Ivequois & Hiawatha
Hiawatha was a chief of the Iroquois and united their five nations
II. Hiawatha & Durke Bataglani
Durke Bataglani is another individual released as part of the same exchange as Hiawatha; though not directly related, both are ex-prisoners
I. Ivequois & Hiawatha
Hiawatha was a chief of the Iroquois and united their five nations
II. Hiawatha & Shamans
Shamans opposed Hiawatha, creating an evil bird to harm his daughter
I. Ivequois & League Of The Five Nations
The Iroquois nations formed the League under Hiawatha's leadership
II. League Of The Five Nations & Silver Chain
The "Silver Chain" represented the unity of the Iroquois League
I. Ivequois & Hiawatha
Hiawatha was a chief of the Iroquois and united their five nations
II. Hiawatha & Woodrow Wilson
Hiawatha, a legendary leader, represents a concept similar to Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations idea