Francuski i irokeški ratovi: razlika između inačica

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==Irokeški napadi u Novoj Francuskoj==
 
Rat je izbio u prvoj polovici 1640-ih sa irokeškim napadima na pogranična wyandotska duž St. Lawrencea, radi ometanja [[wyandot]]ske trgovine sa Francuzima. [[1649.]] su Irokezi pokrenuli žestoki napad u srce wyandotskog ozemlja, pustošeći sve pred sobom, uništivši nekoliko ključnih sela i ubijajući stotine, ako ne i tisuće ljudi, među kojima su se zatekli i [[isusovci|isusovački]] misionari [[Jean Brebeuf]], [[Charles Garnier]], i [[Gabriel Lallemant]]—sva tri su danas proglašenima [[mučenici]]ma [[rimokatoličanstvo|rimokatoličke vjere]]. Nakon ovih napada, preostali Wyandoti su se raspršili okolo, uglavnom tražeći pomoć od [[konfederacija Anishinaabek|konfederacije]] [[Anishinaabek]] u Velikim jezerima, ostavivši tako [[Oodaawaa]] narodu plemena [[Ottawa (pleme)|Ottawa]] ispuniti prazninu koja je nastala u trgovini krznima sa Francuzima.
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The war began in earnest in the early 1640s with Iroquois attacks on frontier Wyandot villages along the St. Lawrence, with the intent of disrupting the Wyandot trade with the French. In [[1649.]], the Iroquois launched a devastating attack into the heart of Wyandot territory, destroying several key villages and killing hundreds, if not thousands, amongst whom were the Jesuit missionaries [[Jean Brebeuf]], [[Charles Garnier]], and [[Gabriel Lallemant]]&mdash;all of whom are considered [[martyr]]s of the [[Roman Catholic Church]]. Following these attacks, the remaining Wyandot dispersed to seek assistance from the Anishinaabek Confederacy in the Great Lakes, leaving the Oodaawaa Nation [[Ottawa (tribe)|Ottawa]] to later fill the vacuum in the fur trade with the French.
 
In the early 1650-ih, the Iroquois began attacking the French. Some of the Iroquois Nations, notably the [[Oneida]] and [[Onondaga]], had peaceful relations with the French but were under control of the Mohawk, who were the strongest nation in the Confederation and had animosity towards the French presence. After a failed peace treaty negotiated by [[Chief Canaqueese]], Iroquois war parties moved north into New France along the [[Lake Champlain]] and the [[Richelieu River]], attacking and blockading [[Montreal]]. Typically a raid on an isolated farm or settlement consisted of a war party moving swiftly and silently through the woods, swooping down suddenly, wielding [[Tomahawk (axe)|tomahawk]] and [[scalping]] knife to attack the inhabitants. In some cases, prisoners were brought back to the Iroquois homelands. In the case of women and children, prisoners were incorporated into the nation.