Among the Lakota, this legend is called Enya-hoksei. It is told differently by every story-teller of every clan. The outline of the legend remains the same as it travels with time. The whole story changes with the changing of times. The significance of it, as it goes through the ages, is that it has no horses in it. The story has to be very old. But like all legends, it keeps in tune with the passing of time. When Hoksila the young warrior begins his long journey, his hunt to rescue his wife & to rid his tribe of the red ...
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Among the Lakota, this legend is called Enya-hoksei. It is told differently by every story-teller of every clan. The outline of the legend remains the same as it travels with time. The whole story changes with the changing of times. The significance of it, as it goes through the ages, is that it has no horses in it. The story has to be very old. But like all legends, it keeps in tune with the passing of time. When Hoksila the young warrior begins his long journey, his hunt to rescue his wife & to rid his tribe of the red buffalo with the ugly black spots. Then he could free all the young maidens. This is a story of the battle of good & evil, & how it's been handed down by the Lakota. An engaging story for the young & those not so young.
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Illustrations by Den Zephier, Bernard W. Provencial and Rosebud Sioux. Small 4to. Stiff glazed pictorial wrappers. (Ca. 50pp). Illustrations. Fine. Tight and pristine first edition of this sequel to "A Legend from Crazy Horse Clan."
