Comanches - A Nomadic Empire on the American Plains

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Kings and Generals historical animated documentary series on the history of First Nations and other native groups continues with a video on the Comanches. The Comanches were not merely survivors of colonization — they were conquerors who built one of the most powerful indigenous empires in North America. Rising from their Shoshone roots in the Rocky Mountains, the Comanches transformed into the masters of the Southern Plains. With unmatched horsemanship, fearsome archery skills, and a warrior culture likened to Spartans and Mongols, they dominated rival tribes and humbled Spain, Mexico, and even the expanding United States. This video explores the epic rise and fall of the Comanche Empire, from their origins during the Little Ice Age to their rapid adoption of the horse, the forging of Comancheria, and their dominance in trade, raids, and diplomacy. We cover their brutal raids into New Spain, their wars against Texans and Americans, and the devastating decline brought by disease, the slaughter of the buffalo, and U.S. expansion.

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