Nadákuh

Nadakuh recalls the Anadarko, a Hasinai Caddo people of eastern Texas. Their settlements lay near the upper Angelina River among other Caddo communities, and a creek in their country bears their name. The Anadarko cultivated crops and maintained ties with the neighboring Hasinai. In the late eighteenth century disease and warfare reduced their numbers, and some moved north to the Sabine River. Their history remained closely connected to that of the other Caddo peoples of the region.