There are only seven original clans of the Cherokee which still exist today. They are the Ani-wa ya, Ani-Kawi, Ani-Tsi skwa, Ani-wi d, Ani-Sah a ni, Ani-Ga tagewi, and Ani- Gi IAA hi.
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The Cherokee
the link of gujjar clans to other clans what the link of bhati and gujjar
The Cherokee lifestyle was one very dependent on community. Our ancestors were hunter/gatherers/farmers who lived either in earth shelters or log homes. They had a strong sense of national pride and were very concerned about their morals and religious life. It is important to remember that they were also a Matriarchal society (meaning the women owned everything, and the tribal clans followed the womans linage). However the women had no voice (at least publicly). This stayed true to the balance that every member attempted to maintain.
There are four main clans that are direct descendants of Irir Samale - the common ancestor of all ethnic Somalis. These four clans are: Darood, Issaq, Dir, and Hawiye. Within each clan are further divisions of tribes and confederations. All tribes and links to tribes are inherited through one's father. There are minority clans in Somalia that have origins outside of Somali. Some examples are the Benadiir, Reer Shabelle, and other clans. The ancestry of these minority clans vary and can be mixed with these groups: Bantu, Yemeni, Portuguese, Persian, Indian, Oromo, and many other groups. These clans often inhabit the southern regions of Somalia.
The Cherokee alphabet was syllabary. Given to the Cherokee by Seqouah a great Cherokee Indian