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Tunkgasila is God. Chiefs govern their own tribes, while medicine men hold high respect as well.
a man who was high-ranking in the tribe. he was called a chief. only men could be chiefs, but both men and women could be "leaders".
To be held in high esteem means to be respected, admired, or honored by others for one's qualities, achievements, or actions. It denotes a positive reputation or standing in the eyes of others.
a Scottish clan is a kinship group and the system plays a big role in culture and traditions. The roots are in time of the Celtic tribal system. In the beginning the clans were tied to specific areas which created a bond to protect it from being invaded or stolen by other groups. The clans were led by a Clan Chief whose family lived in an ancestral castle. The chief controlled just about every part of life of the clan and was the main political system of Scotland. Membership passes down through the male side of the family. It is centered around a man's last name so when a woman marries she becomes part of her husband's clan. This paid off in times of trouble because all families got involved in protecting the clan. I am a modern Clan Chief of my local Celtic Society and in my highlands dress I wear items to show that I am a Chief. How a person is dressed tells the status within the clan, so a visitor knows exactly who is who within the clan.
Clan control allows employees to have a high degree of operational latitude within an organization. This relies on commonly held goals and behavior expectations and produces desired strategic outcomes.
the high chief
High chiefs of local peoples.
When you are high enough rank, go the the Crossfire Clan page and look for clans you like. Then you can apply to them.
Being greatly honored means receiving high recognition, respect, or admiration from others for one's achievements, qualities, or contributions. It signifies being held in high esteem and esteemed by others.
The Navajo did not have Chiefs in the American English meaning. There were important and influencial men that Americans, Mexicans and Spanish called "chiefs" but they did not command or rule or control in the usual meaning of the word. Nor did they inherit or pass on or have any title. Nor was there any organization of the whole tribe. There are about 60 clans and no clan leadership roles like in some other groups. Those that Americans and Spanish called "Chiefs" had influence and were good speakers, had lots of wealth and good clan relations and probably ceremonial knowledge. Navajo culture puts a very, very high importance on personal autonomy. To tell someone else what to do or even assume what they will do (even sometimes a child) is considered a grave social faux pas.
No record of this in the Bible, but we can presume that Mary and Joseph held high respect for the wise men as they allowed them to worship baby Jesus and give their gifts to him.
when you get to a high enough level, go to Clan Tag in the Callsign and Killstreak selection in lobby