Other sources list these and additional bands only the Chokonen and Chihuicahui local groups of the Chokonen band were considered by Chiricahua tribal members to be the real Chiricahua people Chokonen, Chukunende or Tsokanende also known as Chkn, Tsokanende, Tcokanene, Chukunde, Chukunen, Chkn, Chuukann  Ridge of the Mountainside People, proper or Central Chiricahua Chokonen local group lived west of Safford, Arizona, along the upper reaches of the Gila River, along the San Francisco River in the north to the Mogollon Mountains in New Mexico in the east and the San Simon Valley to the southwest, northeastern local group  headed by Chief Chihuahua Klaesh and his segundo war chief and brother Ulzana Chihuicahui group lived in SE Arizona in the Huachuca Mountains WaCHOOka Mountains Apache name meaning thunder mountain west of the San Pedro River, in the northwest along a line of todays Benson, Johnson, Willcox, and north along the San Simon River to east of SW New Mexico, controlled the southern Pinaleno, Winchester, Dos Cabezas, Chiricahua, Dragoon and Mule Mountains, also known as Huachuca Mountains Apache or by the Apache name Shaiahene, southwestern local group  headed by Cochise and after him by his sons, therefore known as Cochise Apache Caiahene local group Sun Goes Down People, ie People of the West, were the westernmost of all Chihuicahui, western local group Tsegatahende local group Rock Pocket People, lived in the Chiricahua Mountains Dzildunaslen local group Rocks At Foot of GrassExpanse, lived in the Dragoon Mountains Dzilmora local group in SW New Mexico in the Alamo Hueco, Little Hatchet and in the Big Hatchet Mountains which were known to the Apache as Dzilmora, southeastern local group Animas local group lived south of the Rio Gila, and west of the San Simon Valley in the Peloncillo Mountains called by Apache Dziltilcil  Black Mountain along the ArizonaNew Mexico border south to the Guadalupe Canyon and eastward in the Animas Valley and Animas Mountains in SW New Mexico, southern local group local group today no longer known by name lived in NE Sonora and adjacent Arizona, in Guadalupe Canyon, along the San Bernardino River, northwestern parts of the Sierra San Luis, in the Batepito Valley with the Sierra Pitaycachi, east of Fronteras, as their stronghold local group today no longer known by name lived east of Fronteras in der Sierra Pilares de Teras in Sonora local group today no longer known by name lived in the Sierra de los Ajos northeast of the Sonora River, along the Bavispe River towards Fronteras in the north Bedonkohe, Bidnku or Bidankande Bidanku  In Front of the End People, Bidaanakaenda or Bedonkohe Ndendahe  Standing in front of the enemy, lived in West New Mexico between the San Francisco River in the West and the Gila River to the southeast, lived in the Tularosa Mountains and in their stronghold, the Mogollon Mountains, therefore often called Mogollon Apaches, were also known  together with other Apache local groups living along the Gila River and in the Gila Mountains  as Gileos  Gila Apaches, Northeastern Chiricahua  Geronimo, a prominent leader and medicine man but not a chief belonged to this band local group today no longer known by name lived in the Mogollon Mountains local group today no longer known by name lived also in the Mogollon Mountains local group today no longer known by name lived in the Tularosa Mountains Chihenne, Chihende or Tchihende also known as Chihende, Tcihende, Chhne, Chhnee  Red Painted People, their autonym could relate to the mineral red coloration of the coppercontaining tribal area, often called Copper Mine, Ojo Caliente  Warm Springs, Mimbreos  Mimbres and Gileos  Gila Apaches, improperly Eastern Chiricahua Warm Springs Apache The vicinity of a southern New Mexico hot spring known as Ojo Caliente Spanish for Hot Spring was their favourite retreat and was known to the Apache as Tihgotel  four broad plains northern Warm Springs local group lived in the northeast of the Bedonkohe in the Datil, Magdalena and Socorro Mountains, the Plains of San Agustin, and from todays Quemado east toward the Rio Grande, northern local group  headed by Victorio southern Warm Springs local group Warm Springs proper, settled around a warm spring known as Ojo Caliente near presentday Monticello, New Mexico along the Caada Alamosa, between the Cuchillo Negro Creek and the Animas Creek, controlled the San Mateo as well as the Black Range west of the Rio Grande to the Rio Gila, used the warm springs in the vicinity of Truth or Consequenceshence called Warm Springs or Ojo Caliente Apaches, southern local group  headed by Cuchillo Negro Gileos  Gila Apache often used as a collective name for different Apache groups living along the Gila River sometimes for all Chiricahua local groups and sometimes for the Aravaipa  Arivaipa Apache and Pinaleo  Pinal Apache of the Western Apache Nebekeyende local group Country of People or Earth They Own It People, presumably a mixed ChihenneBedonkohe local group, lived southwest of the Gila River, centered around the Santa Lucia Springs in the Little Burro and Big Burro Mountains, controlled the Pinos Altos Mountains, Pyramid Mountains and the vicinity of Santa Rita del Cobre along the Mimbres River in the east, then called Gileos  Gila Apaches, after discovering profitable copper mines at Santa Rita del Cobre they were called Copper Mine Apaches, western local group  headed by Mangas Coloradas, an Bedonkohe by birth, and later by Loco Mimbreo  Mimbres local group lived in southeastcentral New Mexico, between the Mimbres River and the Rio Grande up in the Mimbres Mountains and the Cooks Range, hence called Mimbreo  Mimbres Apaches, eastern local group often the name Mimbreos is used to identify the whole Chihenne people, sometimes it is just thought of simply as an aggregation of some families belonging to the Chihenne people around the Mimbres Agency established by temporary Indian agent James M Smith in 1853 local group today no longer known by name lived in southern New Mexico in the Pyramid Mountains and Florida Mountains called by the Chihenne DzilnokoneLong Hanging Mountain moved to the Rio Grande in the east and south to the Mexican border, southern group Nednhi, Ndendai or Ndendahe also known as Ndndai, Ndendai, Ndnaa, Ndindaa, Ndindaande, Ndaandnde  Enemy People, People who make trouble, the Mexicans adopted it as Bronco Apaches  Wild, Untamed Apaches, lived in Sierra Madre Occidental and deserts of NW Chihuahua, NO Sonora and SE Arizona, therefore often called Sierre Madre Apaches, Southern Chiricahua Nednhi  Ndendahe Apache they were subdivided in three local groups Janeros local group also known as real Nednhi, lived in NW Chihuahua and NE Sonora, south into the Sierra San Luis, Sierra del Tigre, Sierra de Carcay, Sierra de Boca Grande, west beyond the Aros River to Bavispe, east along the Janos River and Casas Grandes River toward the Lake Guzmn in the northern part of the Guzmn Basin, because they traded at the presidio of Janos they were called Janeros Apache, because they preferred living in the nearly inaccessibly Sierra Madre Occidental, their autonym for themselves was Dzilthdaklizhnd  Blue Mountain People, ie People of the Sierra Madre, northern local group  headed by Juh Tuntsande local group Big Water People, ie People along the Aros River, their stronghold called Guaynopa was in the bend of the Papigochic River Aros River east of the border of Sonora in the vicinity of a mountain, which called the Apache Dzildanatal  Mountain Holding Head Up And Peering Out, smallest local group Haiahende local group People of the Rising Sun, ie People of the East, lived in the Peloncillo Mountains, Animas Mountains and Florida Mountains in SE Arizona and in New Mexico Bootheel and south into the deserts and mountains of NE of Sonora and the Mexican Plateau in NW Chihuahua, eastern local group Hakaye local group were part of Sierra Madre Mountains of Sonora Mexico Carrizaleos local group known by other Chiricahua as Golgahene  Open Place People or Gulgaki  Prairie Dog People, lived exclusively in Chihuahua, between the presidios of Janos in the west and Carrizal and Lake Santa Maria in the east, south toward Corralitos, Casas Grandes and Agua Nuevas 60 miles 97 km north of Chihuahua, controlled the southern part of the Guzmn Basin, and the mountains along the Casas Grandes, Santa Maria and Carmen River, likely called TsebekinndStone House People or Rock House People, southeastern group Pinaleos  Pinery local group lived south of Bavispe, between the Bavispe River and Aros River in NE Sonora and NW Chihuahua, controlled the Sierra Huachinera, Sierra de los Alisos and Sierra Nacori Chico, the mountains had a large stock of Apache Pine foresthence they were called Pinaleos  Pinery Apaches, southwestern local group
(इंग्लिश मजकूर) आयसीसी चॅम्पियन्स ट्रॉफीसाठी भारताचा संभाव्य संघ जाहीर (इंग्लिश मजकूर) क्रिकेट ऑस्ट्रेलिया उदयोन्मुळ खेळाडू स्पर्धेतील राष्ट्रीय क्रिकेट अकादमी साठी फलंदाजी कोहलीचे लिस्ट अ सामने कोहलीची आश्चर्यकारक निवड (इंग्रजी मजकूर) भारत क्रिकेट संघाचा श्रीलंका दौरा, १ला एकदिवसीय सामना: श्रीलंका वि भारत, दांबुला, ऑगस्ट १८, २००८ भारत क्रिकेट संघाचा श्रीलंका दौरा, ४था एकदिवसीय सामना: श्रीलंका विरुद्ध भारत, कोलंबो, ऑगस्ट २७, २००८ भारत क्रिकेट संघाचा श्रीलंका दौरा, ५वा एकदिवसीय सामना: श्रीलंका विरुद्ध भारत, कोलंबो, ऑगस्ट २९, २००८ धवन ऐवजी कोहलीची भारत अ संघात निवड (इंग्रजी मजकूर) १ली अनधिकृत कसोटी: भारत अ विरुद्ध ऑस्ट्रेलिया अ, बंगळूर, सप्टेंबर ३-५, २००८ दिल्ली विरुद्ध सुई नॉर्दर्न गॅस पाईपलाइन्स लिमिटेड, दिल्ली, सप्टेंबर १५-१८, २००८ ऑस्ट्रेलिया विरुद्ध भारत अध्यक्षीय XI संघ, हैदराबाद, ऑक्टोबर २-५, २००८ इंग्लंडचा भारत दौरा / भारत एकदिवसीय संघ – पहिले तीन सामने (इंग्रजी मजकूर) इशांत, रोहित आणि बद्रीनाथचा नवीन करारामुळे फायदा (इंग्लिश मजकूर) उदयोन्मुख खेळाडू स्पर्धा, २००९ / नोंदी / सर्वाधिक धावा उदयोन्मुख खेळाडू स्पर्धेचे विजेतेपद भारताकडे (इंग्लिश मजकूर) भारतीय क्रिकेटच्या सखोलतेवर श्रीकांत आनंदी (इंग्लिश मजकूर) विराट कोहली डीकन्स्ट्रक्टस् द ब्राश स्टीरिओटाईप (इंग्रजी मजकूर) त्रिकोणी मालिकेसाठी जायबंदी गंभीर ऐवजी कोहलीची निवड (इंग्रजी मजकूर) आयसीसी चँपियन्स ट्रॉफी, १२वा सामना, गट अ: भारत विरुदॄद वेस्ट इंडीज, जोहान्सबर्ग, सप्टेंबर ३०, २००९ भारताच्या दुखापतींमुळे श्रीलंकेला संधी (इंग्रजी मजकूर) श्रीलंकेचा भारत दौरा, ४था एकदिवसीय सामना: भारत विरुद्ध श्रीलंका, कोलकाता, डिसेंबर २४, २००९ गौतम गंभीर आणि विराट कोहलींच्या शतकामुळे भारताचा विजय (इंग्रजी मजकूर) बांगलादेश त्रिकोणी मालिका, ३रा सामना, बांगलादेश विरुद्ध भारत, ढाका, जानेवारी ७ , २०१० बांगलादेश त्रिकोणी मालिका, ६वा सामना, बांगलादेश विरुद्ध भारत, ढाका, जानेवारी ११ , २०१० जडेजाचा प्रवेश, प्रविणचे पुनरागमन (इंग्रजी मजकूर) भारताच्या विजयात कोहलीचे नाबाद शतक (इंग्रजी मजकूर) कोहली वयात आला (इंग्रजी मजकूर) बांगलादेश त्रिकोणी मालिका, अंतिम सामना, भारत विरुद्ध श्रीलंका, डाक्का, जानेवारी १३ , २०१० बांगलादेश त्रिकोणी मालिका, २००९-१० / नोंदी / सर्वाधिक धावा झिंबाब्वे त्रिकोणी मालिका, २०१० / नोंदी / सर्वाधिक धावा नोंदी / आंतरराष्ट्रीय एकदिवसीय सामने / फलंदाजीतील विक्रम / सर्वात जलद १००० धावा भारताचा झिंबाब्वे दौरा, १ला आंतरराष्ट्रीय टी२० सामना: झिंबाब्वे विरुद्ध भारत, हरारे, जून १२, २०१० आशिया चषक, २०१० / नोंदी / सर्वाधिक धावा ऑस्ट्रेलियाचा भारत दौरा (सप्टेंबर-ऑक्टोबर २०१०), २रा एकदिवसीय सामना: भारत विरुद्ध ऑस्ट्रेलिया, विशाखापट्टणम्, ऑक्टोबर २०, २०१० स्थान टिकवून ठेवण्याचे दडपण कोहलीला जाणवत होते (इंग्रजी मजकूर) गंभीर नेतृत्वाच्या आव्हानाने उत्सुक (इंग्रजी मजकूर) न्यूझीलंडचा भारत दौरा-नोव्हेंबर २०१०, १ला एकदिवसीय सामना: भारत विरुद्ध न्यूझीलंड, गुवाहाटी, नोव्हेंबर २८, २०१० न्यूझीलंडचा भारत दौरा-नोव्हेंबर २०१०, २रा एकदिवसीय सामना: भारत विरुद्ध न्यूझीलंड, जयपूर, डिसेंबर १, २०१० न्यूझीलंडचा भारत दौरा-नोव्हेंबर २०१०, ३रा एकदिवसीय सामना: भारत विरुद्ध न्यूझीलंड, वडोदरा, डिसेंबर ४, २०१० कोहली आणि त्याचा आंतरराष्ट्रीय एकदिवसीय सामन्यातील पराक्रम (इंग्रजी मजकूर) कोहलीने भारतीय संघात विविधता आणली (इंग्रजी मजकूर) नोंदी / २०१० – भारत / आंतरराष्ट्रीय एकदिवसीय / सर्वाधिक धावा नोंदी / दक्षिण आफ्रिकेविरुद्ध भारत एकदिवसीय मालिका, २०१०-११ / सर्वाधिक धावा विश्वचषक संघात रोहित शर्मा नाही रैना ऐवजी कोहली खेळणार: धोणी (इंग्रजी मजकूर) पदार्पणातल्या विश्वचषकात शतक झळकाविणारा पहिला भारतीय फलंदाज, कोहली आयसीसी क्रिकेट विश्वचषक, ४२वा सामना, गट ब: भारत विरुद्ध वेस्ट इंडीज, चेन्नई, मार्च २०, २०११ आयसीसी क्रिकेट विश्वचषक, दुसरा उपांत्यपूर्व सामना: भारत वि.