He was also responsible for instigating the (*) "Nine Men's Misery" and leading a surprise raid at Andover in the conflict named for him.
According to one account, his left hand was preserved for twenty five years by his killer, who showed it off to his friends because it contained a bullet hole in it. John Stone was one of the first American authors and historians to reinterpret the actions of this man, telling of his last days in a play. One account claims he paid a yearly tribute of five wolf heads on a stick ostensibly for protection, and as a warrior he repulsed his enemy's forces to Aquidneck Island in one skirmish. He was also responsible for instigating the (*) "Nine Men's Misery" and leading a surprise raid at Andover in the conflict named for him. After he put to death his traitorous relative John Sassamon, he was killed by Aldermann and dragged through the mud by Benjamin Church for all Plymouth settlers to enjoy. For 10 points, name this leader of the Wampanoag Indians and son of Massasoit that fought against the U.S. in a namesake war.
According to one account, his left hand was preserved for twenty five years by his killer, who showed it off to his friends because it contained a bullet hole in it.
Metacom or King Philip