The Move North La Gran Chichimeca

[@hr2079]

Arriba Zacatecas! Thank you for sharing brother

[@joseprado3492]

I'm guamare from penjamo guanajuato.

[@kiddvs9696]

I'm middle eastern but have love for your culture it's very interesting and rich in history much love

[@edgarcardenas7303]

My parents both mom & dad are from northern Jalisco very close to Zacatecas and I’m 40% chichimeca & 60% Spanish 💪very proud to have warrior blood on both sides

[@windiricarus7604]

I am from nochistlan zacatecas and i really love the story whe the natives defied the spaniards. I am from Tenamaxtli's land, the cradle of mixtón war.

[@angieschimara9389]

These accounts are from the perspective of the Spanish. The maxica wrote and talked if being descendents of the Chichimeca tribe. They valued their dogs like the Xolo who guide their dead into the afterlife. Chichi means breast so the Chichimeca represents the giver of life. They lived a simple nomadic life

[@almendratlilkouatl]

diphrasism, chichina is to breastfeed, to suck, even to smoke, mekatl is a lasso, the umbilical cord, the literal connection to the past generation, thus, chichimeka means ascendance, heritage, cultural passing, they would call the nomad tribes that way

[@robcast1050]

That’s right Chichimeca region was all the way north to Durango, Texas, Utah, Michigan, Nevada, Colorado. Many of the tribe nations are from chichimecas Also their dialect or lenguaje come from the Uto Azteca.

[@robcast1050]

I’m not saying this video is wrong but is short of facts it has lots of influence information from the Spaniards writers. It’s hard to comprehend the history if we use terms like Mesoamérica, conquistadors and America. This area from Centroamérica to Alaska was called Anawak.(from Nicananawak. AKA Nicaragua to Alaska. Also AKA the región of the eagle. Like South America was the region of the condor. Anyway people get more confused with videos and books made form very superficial information.

[@nativeconcrete2445]

Awesome video. Good straight information brother👍🏼. Chichimeca dog here

[@mariamedel3114]

Muchísimas gracias por compartir tan buena información...no se porqué me enojo por las injusticias. Pero me siento contenta de saber que somos nativos de esta hermosa tierra

[@ramonflores3895]

What about the chichimeca of Guanajuato

[@rudymurillo9334]

Guamares

[@bobbygodoy5191]

My Ancestors are from El Teul,Zac proud to have Chichimeca and Caxcan Blood!

[@Coconut____________214]

What’s the last year you traced your ancestors in Zacatecas?

[@bobbygodoy5191]

@@Coconut____________214 can you be more specific?

[@Coconut____________214]

@@bobbygodoy5191 I traced my 8th great grandparents to Zacatecas in the year 1730. I’m asking what was the last year you were able to trace yours?

[@bobbygodoy5191]

I could only go back as far as late 1800sfrom my greatgreat grandfather but I will make it an issue to find out more when I go back to the Pueblo. By the way that's great you could trace it that far.

[@708xzkang4]

Not very many of us Cazcanes left and even fewer of us that even have a clue of our heritage😢🙌🏽APTTMH

[@roel2377]

I live in Dallas I just found out im Caxcanes 😊

[@ccruz0591]

How would you even know or trace which specific group of the Chichimecas you’re from? I know what ranch in Zacatecas my Mom and her family is from but is there anyway to know for sure your ancestry?

[@rickher4794]

Nochistlan Zacatecas

[@AmberwingArt]

Caxcanes here too!

[@TonyfromTO]

We really need more videos talking about the time between 1520s to 1800. I spent so much time trying to find info about this. Been waiting for KZbin to catch up. Hopefully the central american campaigns will get noticed soon. Chichi is not the same as chichi dogs. The stress on the vowels is different.

[@JorgeHernandez-qe9wv]

Have you heard of the Tepehuanes we’re in Durango Mexico north of Zacatecas

[@lilac6411]

Great video! Thanks

[@Chris-from-AZ]

Very good Thank you for the info

[@Iconictem]

Aho brother we touched down on his dog soldiera its wayyy deeper than people think

[@lightofchicagoproductionz9012]

Is Means ur last name where u from ... Pine Ridge ?

[@Iconictem]

@@lightofchicagoproductionz9012 yeah my last names means I'm from pine ridge

[@nahuatldrumsandmusic8174]

@@Iconictem good day Brother, sorry for jumping in conversation here but did you ever hear of any of the connections honoring the dogs amongst our tribes all over the cemanahuac? i heard straight from the heyoka society that they would eat black small puppies for ceremony and we have certain ceremony that consists of some very close things, including black dog, and can only be black. but the connection to thunder and lightning, was told by elders that the southern cheyenne would wear white and gold/yellow for their ceremonies, and from their personal heyoka Lakota ways would be black and white, they told me from a picture of the Nahuatl energy representation of Xolotl,the black dog and they said that before talked to them, they knew there was a connection so they shared it in hopes to help reconnect with others and save our history and be proud of all the tribal connections, no matter how far away we may be across the lands, spirit would connect us the elders said, like the mirror of life, in a good way, many blessings

[@jakobthawulfmayne2506]

The word Dog doesn’t even have a origin the closet thing is something divine dats Y I never get mad when I’m kalled a Dog Look it up🧐On to dis Great history of our Native Mother,Yaquis,Tarahumaras we’re also part of dis Chichimeca alliance against the spanish🧐Like the Aborigines in Australia Native Tribes in the Americas also pass down wisdom,knowledge,history by word of mouth🧐I’m Mexikan dat MeansYaqui/Tarahumara n another Native from Arizona🌵

[@lightofchicagoproductionz9012]

Tribes North of the Aztec Triple alliance were all considered Barbarians , Desert tribes of the Southwest USA and North Mexico ....

[@ccruz0591]

I wish this videos had more info in the description such as the name of the person giving this lesson. Very interesting info here.

[@albertramones3842]

Do you know what tribes were around the monterrey area?

[@omarortiz5913]

✊🏼💯brother.

[@commonsense215]

Was the guamare experience diiffernt than the zacatecos in regards to war with spain?

[@michelleg7]

not really they were all fierce warriors it is believed that the guamare were the most brutal of the chichimecas and let me tell you they were brutal they even scalped their victims besides sacrificing them.

[@lightofchicagoproductionz9012]

Yes it was very different .... your talking about 1550 to 1580 , 30 years of war alot happened

[@StySaeBePitive]

Chichimecas are related to Siberians just like Indo-European and Europeans don't forget Russians as well

[@THTRUTH]

What chichimeca tribe in villagran gto ? Would it be Guamares or otomies ? TIA.👍🏽

[@izam2274]

guamares

[@lightofchicagoproductionz9012]

Kinda both but mostly Guamares ... there is alot of Otomi territory in Guanajuato

[@Antuna015]

@@lightofchicagoproductionz9012 what about south Guanajuato??

[@lunaliz2tube]

Chichimeca, come from “chichi”, that means nipple, read. “Mecatl” means mecate, lineage. So, chichimeca means “the people of the read lineage”, it makes sense cause they cover their body with red mud in order to protect themselves of the temperatures.

[@lightofchicagoproductionz9012]

Woahh you got that info inccorect ... Chichimecas did not wear red mud ... the people to wear red was Guachichile in San Luis Potosi .... Chichimeca is not what they called themselves ... Chichimecatl is Nahuatl language not Hna Hnu ...

[@annaolivarez2578]

The slang word for nipple in Spanish is chichi. I don’t understand how “the people of the read lineage” is derived from the people covering themselves in red mud, especially since you state “nipple, read”.

[@Coconut____________214]

@@annaolivarez2578 chichi means suckle in Nahuatl

[@inquisitive-]

I thought they were people of milk? I read that when researching them and trying to find if they are the si teh cah as well

[@roci4209]

My blood comes from pame people near rio verde SLP

[@jesussincero45]

Eres chichimeca?

[@armandosalgado1121]

At least the chichimecas didn’t get their hearts pulled out in human sacrifice. How are you kidding with your communist t-shirt! . Tenanaxtli fought for his tribe. How could he know the conditions of the whole world. Human rights…Give me a break. By the way, I’m Chicano.

[@michelleg7]

Oh good grief the guy is right the mexica called them dogs and barbarians. The mexica were not nice and a lot of tribes that had to pay tributes to them hated them because they required massive tributes that pretty much made the other tribes starve. So who was appreciate of them? The purepecha were not any big fans of them either and thank the lord they could keep their own, at least they treated those under them with respect and left them to their own devices. They paid tributes but it was for exchange of protection against other outside tribes. So it was a mutually beneficial thing.

[@BigFists2024]

Are you native? 🤔

[@edgarcardenas7303]

What was chichimecas called in northern Jalisco does anyone know??