- The
Acaxee or
Acaxees were a
tribe or
group of
tribes in the
Sierra Madre Occidental in
eastern Sinaloa and NW Durango. They
spoke a
Taracahitic language...
- The
Acaxee Rebellion was an
insurrection against Spanish rule in
Mexico by
Acaxee Indians, in 1601. The
Acaxee attempted to
expel the
Spanish from their...
-
being do****ented. The
following list is
based on
Campbell (1997:133–135).
Acaxee [es] (Aiage):
closely related to Tahue, a
Cahitan language,
linked with...
- to the
Acaxee going to war. The
Spanish eventually managed to re****ert
authority in the
Sierra Madre Occidental region and
executed 48
Acaxee leaders...
- immortality. In
response to
Acaxee unwillingness to
cooperate in anti-Spanish rebellion, the
Xiximes began organizing attacks on
Acaxee villages. To fend off...
-
longer considered a
valid genetic unit. The
poorly attested language of the
Acaxee has also been
considered to be Cahitan. Shaul, D. L. (2014). A Prehistory...
-
Simone Perico (born 1989),
Italian footballer Perico (elder),
leader of the
Acaxee tribe and
their rebellion against the
Spanish Perico, Cuba, a city in Matanzas...
- Jumanos) ****te† Concho† Jova†
Acaxee† (see
Acaxee)
Xixime (Jijime)† Zacatec† (see Zacatecos;
perhaps the same as
Acaxee) Tahue† Guasave† Toboso† (see...
- century, some of the
Salinero people of
northern Mexico allied with the
Acaxee in
their war with the Spanish. Gary
Clayton Anderson, The
Indian Southwest...
-
lands by drug lords, who
impose a
regime of
forced labor. The Tepehuán,
Acaxee, and
Xixime to
their west
shared common traits such as “the cultivation...
