LAKOTA WARRIOR: Crazy Horse had a vision that guided his life & inspired him to fight for his people

Crazy Horse or in the Lakota language: “Ta-sunko-witko”, was a great Lakota war leader of the Oglala band in the 19th century who took up arms against the United States federal government to fight against encroachment by white American settlers on Native American territory and to preserve the traditional way of life of the Lakota people making him a legend of the wild west.

[daveblackburn]

Crazy horse was a great warrior. He tried in vain to fight for there rights and his people. Like I said a true great warrior. Rest in peace.

[josephstorm]

Yes his father was the original Crazy Horse but gave Curly HIS name when he saw his son was on a path to greatness. His father then took a different name.

[tarugardiner]

Respect to the great warrior, from Aotearoa .

[al]

Wha ho ka hay.
It's a good day to die.
The army would hear the Lakota war cry and shiver. They knew they were in a fight.

[novallasuter]

That is not a photo of Crazy Horse. There are no known proven photos of him. (Documented photos)

[benorchard]

One of my favorite ski runs at Grand Targhee ski resort in Jackson is called “Crazy Horse”. Cool to learn about the legend himself!

[CuttingEdgetools]

A Great Warrior. Another great video 👍🇺🇸

[mikewest]

The older I get the more respect I have for all those native tribes!!
RIP crazy horse!!

[waynebaird]

The "too loud" music is unnecessary and distracting from the narration. Please lower the volume for better understanding. Thank you.

[marksgraybeal]

This is the best i have seen. mom taught Lakota oral lit at BHSC, i 4 years natives studies minor. i told my kin from red cloud, but much mix of tribes with french decendt married into clans. Philip claymore as seen in book. the Sioux of the Rosebud has my great great gramps.

[paullapthorn]

I AM now a great warrior of love, for love destroys all within its path and care only for others who are being bullied, at 62 I AM extremely young, not eating foods that all eat for food is white man's poison, life is what it is, thankyou for this video

[jackblackpowderprepper]

What a terrible demise for such a great Worrier and Spiritual Leader. I have been reading about some of his visions that now in my opinion are Prophecies. They are unfolding and our future does not look good if he is correct. Good episode. 👏👏

[charlesbullghost]

The day after crazy horse surrendered at fort Robinson Nebraska. Col bear coat miles militory forces fought lame deers minneaconjou Lakota warriors at the battle of the muddy creek, Montana. Present day the northern Cheyenner reservation. The minneaconjou Lakota sioux were defeated and lame deer died the next day. The last battle of the great sioux war! Lame deers, son fast bull was the last Lakota leader to surrender at fort Robinson Nebraska in late September, 1877 ending the great sioux war.

[robertwaid]

Too Legends Of The West: I was very impressed with That Short though Concise n Impressive? Explanations of Crazy Horse's Life? I Did notice some misinformation, n Errors. But overall? I was very pleased with IT.
Thank You. Wyo, Robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍👀👀🤔🤔🙏🙏

[Chacana]

Un gran lider de los pueblos originarios de America.

[jmorgan]

Legends you forgot to mention all the treaties that were broken by the whites causing the battles

[BRYKNM]

Thats my great great great great grandfather

[Arkstromater]

What a legend . As a white American, I am much more inspired by crazy horse than any other American military figure.

[garrettgunn]

Background music distracts from the story. I'd love to hear the narrator tell this most important story.

[A_Chicago_Man]

What a guy! He was the enemy but we love him anyway because he was a man among men and a warrior among warriors. He was also rightous when many of us were not. I love him. I always will. I would fight for him too but that chance is over : (