Ojibway Indians of Idaho

It was after anishinabe ogimak became aware of the seven fires prophecy around 1,000 years ago, when the Ojibway commenced to follow the prophecy and invade towards the west. Their journey took them to california, idaho, montana, oregon, washington, british columbia, alaska, and then Siberia. They also invaded the central and northern portions of alberta, saskatchewan, manitoba, the northwest territories, and the yukon at least 1,000 years ago. By 1800, another group of Chippewa's had probably reached Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, and probably even the Pacific coastline of those two States. At the same time they spread out towards southern Oregon, then invaded northern California. After the Iron Confederation first settled in Idaho, they obviously had to wage war on the native tribes, which they successfully did of course. Or the Chippewa's already long established there already subjugated the native idaho tribes. The Ojibway Indians of Idaho likely claimed all of Idaho's mountainous regions, which are north of Boise (boise is probably an Anishinabe word) and Montain Home. Today, there is a group of Delaware Indians in Idaho trying to gain Federal recognition. They are the Chippewa's of course, as well as are the Nez Perce partially. All four of idaho's Indian Reservations have a chippewa population.