- Aatsista-
Mahkan or
Running Rabbit (c. 1833 –
probably 24
January 1911) was a
chief of the
Siksika First Nation. He was the son of
Akamukai (Many Swans)...
- ماهكان, also
Romanized as Māhakān, Māhagān, Māhegān,
Maheh Kan, Mahīkān, and
Mahkan) is a
village in
Naharjan Rural District, Mud District,
Sarbisheh County...
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Mahkan (Arabic: مَحْكَان, romanized:
Maḥkān) is a
Syrian town
located in
Mayadin District, Deir ez-Zor.
According to the
Syria Central Bureau of Statistics...
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chief of the
Siksika Nation (c. 1885) and a
signer of
Treaty 7. Aatsista-
Mahkan (Running Rabbit), portra**** in
photo by
Edward S. Curtis.
Robin Big Snake...
- one of
three Head
Chiefs of the
Siksika or the
Blackfoot proper Aatsista-
Mahkan ("Running Rabbit", *
about 1833 – d.
January 1911),
since 1871
Chief of...
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Gharibah al-Hawayij Hawi
Thiban al-Jurthah al-Sharqi al-Karamah al-Kishmah
Mahkan al-Quriyah al-Raghib
Saalo Sabikhan Suwaydan Jazirah al-Tayanah al-Taybah...
- Ibn
Mahkan sought Salih's
support in
suppressing a
revolt in Anah, the
latter used the
opportunity to kill Ibn
Mahkan.
After eliminating Ibn
Mahkan, Salih...
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Gharibah al-Hawayij Hawi
Thiban al-Jurthah al-Sharqi al-Karamah al-Kishmah
Mahkan al-Quriyah al-Raghib
Saalo Sabikhan Suwaydan Jazirah al-Tayanah al-Taybah...
- Aatsista-
Mahkan,
taken by
Edward Curtis...
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Gharibah al-Hawayij Hawi
Thiban al-Jurthah al-Sharqi al-Karamah al-Kishmah
Mahkan al-Quriyah al-Raghib
Saalo Sabikhan Suwaydan Jazirah al-Tayanah al-Taybah...
