Everything about Cacique totally explained
Cacique or
Cazique (female form:
Cacica) is a term applied to the
pre-Columbian tribal
chiefs or leaders, predominantly in
Latin America. The term is also often used in contemporary American literature (Momaday's House Made of Dawn for example) to refer to Native American group leaders in the United States.
Dispute
Some historians, such as Charles C. Mann in his book
1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus (2005), have objected to the use of the term instead of "king" to refer to the Native American monarchs, even if it's widely employed for the leaders of the so called
Barbars in European history – such as king of the Huns, the Franks, the Goths, and so on.
Cacique is also the brand name for a liquor made in Costa Rica.
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