🪶 Nancy Ward (Nanye-hi): The Beloved Voice of PeaceNancy Ward, known to her people as Nanye-hi, was not just a warrior — she was a visionary.Born into the Cherokee Nation in the early 1700s, she first rose to prominence as a warrior beside her husband in battle. But after his death, she picked up his rifle and led her people to victory — earning her the sacred title "Beloved Woman" of the Cherokee.Yet it was not her strength in war that made her legendary — it was her courage in peace.As a dipl

29K views · 1.5K reactions |  #fyp #Nancy | Yvonne Craig Ward | Facebook

37K views · 642 reactions | When you think dreamcatchers and grandma’s ‘Cherokee princess’ story count as tribal enrollment—GOSH. | Native Outlawz | Facebook

Today the council from the Cherokee Nation, United Keetowah Band of Cherokee Indians and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians gathered on the site of the Kituwah mound in Cherokee,N.C. for the official meeting of Tri-Council. As a special treat, the EBCI Cherokee Warriors opened the ceremony with the traditional war cry and a dance. Take a look! | Cherokee Nation

5.1K views · 644 reactions | Today, on Veterans Day, we say wado to all of the Cherokee warriors for their service. Hear from Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Secretary of Veterans Affairs S. Joe Crittenden, At-Large Tribal Councilor Johnny Jack Kidwell and Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner as they recognize and honor all the brave men and women who have dedicated their lives to protecting our freedoms. | Cherokee Nation | Facebook