Gouyen (in Mescalero Góyą́ń, "the one who is wise") (c. 1857 – 1903), was a 19th-century Apache woman noted for her heroism. Góyą́ń (Gouyen) was born...

of the river, cold and wet but alive, Lozen came to Kaywaykla's mother, Gouyen. "You take charge, now", she said. "I must return to the warriors", who...

healer Midwife Wise Woman may also refer to: Wise woman among the Sami Gouyen, Apache for "wise woman", a 19th-century Native American figure Agnes Sampson...

Pavakkuthu West Bengal Chhau, Santali dance, Jatra, Gazan Tribal Gypsies Lozen, Gouyen Contemporary dance in India encompasses a wide range of dance activities...

many warriors not to join the Tchihende chief Victorio in Victorio's War. Gouyen (ca. 1857 – 1903), female warrior Wendell Chino, former tribal president...

principal chief of the Copper Mine local group of the Tchihende people Gouyen, (ca. 1857–1903), woman from the Warm Springs group of Tchihende people...

executive and 2004 MacArthur Fellow Janice Gould, Koyangk'auwi Maidu writer Gouyen, Apache warrior Dorothy Grant, Alaska-born Haida fashion designer active...

fiercely independent Chini, a take on Apache female warrior(s) Dahteste and/or Gouyen. The scalp hunter Gideon "Eggskull" O'Bannon, so called because he had survived...

warpath after claiming to have gained powers from a dream. 19th century: Gouyen, an Apache woman, assassinates a Comanche chief who killed her husband in...

accompanied men on the warpath after claiming to have gained powers from a dream. Gouyen, an Apache woman, assassinated a Comanche chief who killed her husband in...