Hymahi

Hymahi, also recorded as Aymai or Guiomae, was an Indigenous village in the river country approached by Hernando de Soto's expedition in 1540. Spanish scouts found it near the meeting of two rivers after the party had crossed a sparsely inhabited region and run short of food. De Soto's men seized the village's provisions and used violence against its inhabitants while seeking directions to Cofitachequi, the chiefdom farther north.