In the old Kalinagos Amerindian group in the Caribbean area, the Ouboutou was a leader in their government who did not inherit the position from his father. A person could be an Ouboutou only after killing a certain number of his group's enemies or by leading men and winning a battle with the enemy.
they are the war leaders of the kalinagos (carib).byjovaughnwellington
Ouboutou were the tribe leaders of the Caribs (now the Kalinagos). Their position was not hereditary: the only way they could be chosen as ouboutou was if they successfully proved their power by leading one of the tribe's raids without defeat.
obouto chosen by test of bravery
The amerindians distribute themselves by helping the caribs which ouboutou didnt grt alonf\g with the spaniards
The Caribs had a complicated organization to provide leadership in their warlike society. They had hereditary chiefs, nobles and priests, but military leaders were elected.The ouboutou (or ubutu or obutu), or Great Captain, who was the commander in chief of all the warriors, was elected for his life. He was chosen for his prowess in battle and his great strength, and was treated with the utmost respect.