Their history is one the whites have written for them. What that indicates is a smoldering existence of lies. The Navajo Indians are really a mixture of Anishinabe, Pueblo Indians, and other Indians who originally lived in what is now the eastern United States. The Seven Fires Prophecy led Anishinabe ogimak (leaders) to send their military (the Chippewa's) to the southeasten part of what is now the United States, to defend Indian land from the whites, and when the need called for it, to take the Indian Tribes who lived in the eastern part of the United States, southwards and westwards, with them, when they commenced their diasporas. That was after the whites invaded in 1492. However, centuries before the whites invaded in 1492, Anishinabe ogimak had ordered their military (the Chippewa's) to commence a diaspora westward. It was really three diasporas. One went directly westward into the Montana region. From there, they forced their way up into the Alaska region. They then forced their way southwards into the Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Mexico, Central America, and South America regions. They laid a path of destruction throughout that entire region, subjugating nearly all the native Indians of that entire region.
After the whites invaded the Arizona and New Mexico region around 1600, many Anishinabek fled from their civilized settlements, with many of their Pueblo Indian allies. They are the Apache and Navajo. For centuries they waged a war against the whites. By 1820, they had overthrown white Spanish rule but the United States was slowly making their way into the mid part of the United States. Anishinabe soldiers were leading diasporas from the east, into the Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas region at the same time. That be the 1820s and 1830s. They eventually merged with the Anishinabek and Pueblos (the Apache and Navajo), then commenced to fight the whites who were battling them for control of Mexico and the Arizona and California regions.
By the 1860s, the United States was intensifying their invasion into the Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah Region, as well as battling defiant Anishinabe soldiers in Mexico. These wars would go on until the mid 1880s. By 1886, the Arizona and New Mexico region was finally subdued by the United States. Just before that occurred, Apache leaders such as Geronimo and Victorio, had led many Indian diasporas into northern Mexico. The Navajo Reservation was supposedly established for the Anishinabe people and their Indian allies including the Pueblo and eastern Indians, in 1868. However, a great need to commence diasporas overwhelmed Anishinabe ogimak. It was the Seven Fires Prophecy which bothered them. The Apache Indian Wars were really wars to stop Indian diasporas into Mexico. After 1886 peace was established. The few remaining Anishinabek, Pueblo Indians, and Indians from the eastern United States, settled down to live on the large Navajo Reservation. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the United States added more land on to the Navajo Reservation. They did so to relocate other Anishinabe people from the huge Reservation they promised them in the western part of the United States. These land additions were added on in 1900 and after. Some were added on after 1930 which indicates the whites were possibly conspiring to Fool the Anishinabe people who lived on the Navajo Reservation. We need to set aside two era's to research.
In 1868, the United States set aside a Reservation for the Anishinabe people and their Indian allies, and the Indians who were being led by Anishinabe soldiers from Indian Territory (Oklahoma), to the four corners region. On the map below, look for the year number 1868. That is the first addition to the Navajo Reservation. Included with the 1868 Navajo Reservation, was the Ute Reservation (it was really an Anishinabe Reservation which covered all of western Colorado and the Great Basin region of the western United States). However, white historians claim it covered nearly all of western Colorado. It not only bordered the 1868 Navajo Reservation, it was a part of the 1868 Navajo Reservation. In 1873, the so called Utes were forced to cede a portion of their Reservation in western Colorado, but it was still contacted to the Navajo Reservation.
In 1878, two events occurred which reshaped the Reservation. That includes the Ute Reservation which was really a part of the Navajo Reservation. Anishinabe ogimak were forced to cede the huge Reservation in western Colorado. They did so without proper approval from the government of the Anishinabe Nation. Only the southwestern part of the huge Ute Reservation remained. It is still connected to the Navajo Reservation. Ogima Ignacio was enraged about the land allotments the United States wanted to allot to individual Indians and took a good many of the Anishinabe people he led, with him to the western part of the Southern Ute Reservation. Ogima Ignacio was aware of the Seven Fires Prophecy and knew land allotments meant the Reservation would be destroyed. This occurred in 1895 or the same year the United States was preparing to round up the Chippewa's of Montana led by ogima Little Bear, for removal to supposedly Canada. In 1878, the United States set aside a new land area in Arizona where the year number 1878 is located on the Navajo Reservation map below.
In 1880, the United States set aside more land for the Navajo Reservation. On the map of the Navajo Reservation below, look for the year number 1880. They did so for the Anishinabe people of Colorado and Utah. That was the third land addition. Then in 1882, the United States set aside more land for the Hopi people. Look for the year number 1882, on the Navajo Reservation map below. It would supposedly lead to the land disputes of the 20th century. However, there are many other indication which point to other discrepancies! Part of land addition 3 was removed in 1884 then returned to the Reservation in 1886.
On May 17, 1884 another land addition was added on to the Navajo Reservation. On the Navajo Reservation map below look for the year number 1884. On March 29, 1884 the United States knifed the Chippewa's of the Turtle Mountain Reservation in the back. They broke the treaty promise of 1882 which they set aside a huge Reservation for them in North Dakota. They left the Turtle Mountain Chippewa's with a fraction of the large Reservation they set aside in 1882. An event occurred in 1882 which led to the land addition. On December 21, 1882 the Chippewa's of North Dakota were set aside the Turtle Mountain Reservation. We know from instinct that land cessions had to have been involved. On December 8, 1882 ogima Big Bear took treaty to end the famine the Anishinabe people were going through. He ceded much land in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, as well as Anishinabe land in North Dakota and South Dakota. The land in North Dakota and South Dakota, have no official land cession number. This is the one we will accept! Another possible event which may have led to the land addition was the loss of the Anishinabe Columbia Reservation located in Washington State, which was ratified in July of 1884. Land addition 4 is very important for it has links to the year 1908 and the trouble in Montana, between the Chippewa's and the United States. There is historical evidence that the United States wanted to relocate the Chippewa's of Montana, to a Reservation along the Colorado River. That be the Navajo Reservation.
For the next 16 years, the United States did not add on any more land additions. However, they had to officially eradicate the huge Anishinabe Reservation in the western part of the United States. They did that by the illicit ten cent an acre treaty which was signed in 1892. Scores of Anishinabe people had already been relocated to the Navajo Reservation before 1892. After the fraudulent ten cent an acre treaty was signed, the United States set aside a huge Reservation for the Anishinabe people in northwest South Dakota, southwestern North Dakota, central and northeast Wyoming, and much of Montana. Both the Anishinabek and whites knew the whites would steal that land. The United States commenced to prepare for the exodus to be caused by the theft of the huge Reservation by building forts and setting aside more land adjacent to the Navajo Reservation. Fort Yellowstone, Fort Harrison, and Fort McKenzie were built in the 1890s. Ogima Rocky Boy commenced negotiations with the United States in 1902. He sought out the help of affluent whites including Senator Dixon of Montana. Their pleas fell on deaf ears. In 1904, the United States knifed the Chippewa's in the back again and eradicated the huge Reservation.
On January 8, 1900 land addition 5 was added to the Navajo Reservation. It was done specifically to relocate a large group of Anishinabe people from the Montana region, after the exodus commenced. In 1906, the first exodus commenced. White historians claim it was Utes from northeastern Utah. However, the Indians who fled were captured a few miles south of the Crow-Northern Cheyenne Reservation which indicates they fled from the huge Reservation in Montana. Some were relocated to South Dakota. Most were sent by trains to land addition 5. In 1908, the Swan Valley Massacre occurred in Montana. The United States was very concerned about the trouble in Montana in late 1908, and sent Indian Inspector Frank Churchill to negotiate with ogima Rocky Boy. The main problem was around the Fort Peck Reservation and the Flathead Reservation. The Swan Lake Massacre occurred a few miles east of the Flathead Reservation. Churchill requested that all of Valley County, Montana be withdrawn from white settlement and a new Chippewa Reservation be set aside in the same said county. The United States agreed but the Chippewa Valley County, Montana Reservation supposedly never materialized.
It was originally a part of land addition 4. Paiute Strip is also known as land addition 4a. Land addition 4a was supposedly restored to public domain in 1892 (remember that year) then withdrawn for use for various Indians in 1908. That is important for we know what occurred in Montana in 1908. In 1922, the United States restored land addition 4a to public domain. The next year the last Indian Uprising occurred in the land area known as land addition 4a. In 1929, land addition 4a was returned again and officially made a part of the Navajo Reservation on March 1, 1933.
Land addition 6 was added on to the Navajo Reservation on November 14, 1901. It was set aside to relocate a small group of Anishinabe people from elsewhere. Very much as was land addition 5. On the Navajo Reservation map below, look for the year number 1901
Land addition 7 was set aside on May 15, 1905 for a small group of Anishinabe people. On the Navajo Reservation map below, look for the year number 1905.
Land addition 8 was set aside on November 9, 1907 for a large group of Anishinabe people. On the Navajo Reservation map below, look for the year number 1907. Originally, land addition 8 was larger and included much land in New Mexico. The two missing areas are known as land addition 9 and land addition 10. Land addition 9 was restored to public domain on January 16, 1911. Land addition 10 was restored to public domain on December 30, 1908.
Land addition 11 was added on to the Navajo Reservation on December 1, 1913. The year before in Montana, the whites were dealing with the Chippewa Exodus off the Blackfeet Reservation. This is the important information which links the Montana Chippewa's to the Navajo Reservation. While white leaders were debating on what to do with the Chippewa's who fled off the Reservation, someone put forth the idea to relocate the Chippewa's to a location along the Colorado River. The last Chippewa Exodus occurred between 1910 and 1912, in Montana. A small group of Anishinabek were relocated to the land area on the Navajo Reservation map where the year number 1913 is located.
Land addition 12 was added on in 1917 and 1918, for more Montana Chippewa's. Land addition 12 was added on to the Navajo Reservation on May 7, 1917 and January 19, 1918. On the Navajo Reservation map below, look for the area where the year number 1918 is located. This ended the land additions. The land additions which followed after 1930, are very suspicious and could involve some sort of cover-up, which is very likely linked to the Navajo Code Talkers. You have been warned! Don't be fooled! Do Japanese Concentration Camps bring up any ideas? Japan has been the allies of the whites since the whites helped the Japanese overthrow Anishinabe (Samurai) control in Japan, in 1869. Japan is conspiring with the whites to exterminate Native Americans! There was at least one Japanese Isolation Center on the Navajo Reservation during World War II. Another Japanese Isolation Center was located 90 miles north of the Navajo Reservation, at Moab, Utah. It was the Japanese who were the real Navajo Code Talkers.
By the 1980s, for some reason the government of the United States started to intervene into the affairs of the Navajo Nation. At that time (the late 1980s), the Navajo Reservation covered over 26,000 sq. mi. White historians are claiming that the government of the United States settled a land dispute between the Hopi and Navajo, by relocating over 11,000 Navajo's away from the disputed land. When we come across information which tells of Native Americans being relocated, we know what that means! What occurred during the late 1980s and early 1990s, was not what white historians are claiming. What really occurred was the eradication of the huge Navajo Reservation. I remember hearing on the news in the late 1980s, news about President Reagan intruding into the affairs of the Navajo people and how Navajo leaders responded. One admitted that the United States was going to eradicate the Navajo Reservation. That is exactly what occurred. It is extremely important for Native Americans to learn the truth about what really occurred back in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Whites claim that a portion of the Hopi Reservation was granted to some Navajo's and it greatly angered the Hopi people. That is not how it was!
The government of the United States sent in their military and police to round up over 11,000 Navajo's who refused to follow their leaders orders, and relocated them away from the so called disputed land. Those Navajo's who agreed to their leaders orders, were probably allotted land on their former Reservation. As to how many Navajo's were killed by the military and police of the United States, i have absolutely no inclination of. I do know many were killed by the military and police of the United States because they obviously stood up to defend their country from an evil country which wanted to exterminate them. Supposedly the Navajo's number nearly 300,000. In the 2000 census, the population of the Navajo's was 298,215 with 173,987 living on their former Reservation, and 131,166 living off their former Reservation. I don't know how many live on the Hopi Reservation. Just knowing that 131,166 Navajo live off Reservation, should tell you that what i have written of, is true. Having a country of 26,000 sq. mi., is more than large enough to take care of a small population of less than 300,000.
Unfortunately, the Navajo Reservation is no longer in existence. When you hear about news from the fabricated Navajo Nation, just ignore it! It is just that! Fabrication to brainwash Native Americans into believing the Navajo Reservation is still there. The Navajo people are still there but their Reservation isn't! The many Navajo cities and towns on the former Navajo Reservation will remain predominantly Native American. However, during some point in the near future they will claim they are Mexicans or Hispanic. That process is currently going on. It will be done in the schools of course. Read the Seven Fires Prophecy to learn why the whites would eradicate the Navajo Reservation. There is a message in the prediction the whites take seriously!