The Northwest Indian Confederacy collapsed, but Tecumseh, now an accomplished warrior, still believed in a pan-Indian alliance. He turned to his brother, Tenskwatawa, for help.

Tecumseh’s failure to build a truly transregional Native confederacy has often been taken as a comparative lesson in American superiority: the Indian people were doomed by their disunity.

Tecumseh 's Eclipse of 1806 was the last time the sky over Stark County − or anywhere in Ohio − went as dark as night during the day. "On June 16, 1806 a total eclipse of the sun cast a shadow ...

Tecumseh took a play out of the white man’s book, becoming a visionary and condenser of power by creating a sizable multi-tribal confederacy in the early 19th century.

TECUMSEH, A Shawnee who grew up in what is now Ohio, was not the first Indian to attempt to organize a confederacy of all Indians in order to resist the westward expansion of settlers. But he is ...

In late 1864, General William Tecumseh Sherman launched a 285-mile campaign from Atlanta to Savannah that would become one of the most infamous operations in American military history. With 62,000 ...

He was able to unite several tribes into a confederacy -Tecumseh’s Confederacy- to lead opposition to the U.S. Tecumseh is thought to have been born in March 1768 near present-day Chillicothe.

Photo by Dan Janisse / Windsor Star The day’s ceremonies began early, with a predawn gathering at 5:45 a.m. next to Chief Tecumseh’s fixed and serious gaze to the east.

Tecumseh's Eclipse of 1806 was the last time the sky over Stark County − or anywhere in Ohio − went as dark as night during the day. "On June 16, 1806 a total eclipse of the sun cast a shadow ...