Taski Etoka

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Taski Etoka (also Mingatuska, Tuskeatoka) (died 1794) was the leader of the Chickasaw Nation since mid-1780s. He was signator (along with Piomingo and Lotapaia) of the Treaty of Hopewell, January 1786.[1]

Taski Etoka was succeeded by Chinubbee, his brother.[1]

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  1. ^ a b "The Last of the Chickasaw Kings" archived
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