Chief Ten Bears - born Paruasemana (ca. 1790-November 23, 1872), became the paraivo or chief of the Ketahto ("Don't Wear Shoes") local group of Native Americans

Indigenous peoples of the Americas

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, and later the Principal Chief of the northern Yamparika or "Root Eater" division of the Numunuu Comanche

Comanche

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, ca. 1850-60. As Comanche personal names are seldom translated into English, he is commonly known as Paruasemena.
Paruasemena was orphaned as a baby when his family group was murdered by Lakotas.