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{{Villain Infobox|name=Opechancanough|Image=Ch2Opechancanough.jpg|fullname=Opechancanough|alias=Chief Opechancanough<br>
{{Villain Infobox|name=Opechancanough|Image=Opechancanough.jpg|fullname=Opechancanough|alias=Chief Opechancanough<br>
King Opechancanough|occupation=Chief of the Powhatan Confederacy|goals=Drive out the white settlers out of his native homelands (failed).|crimes=Mass [[murder]]|origin=Virginia|type of villain=Vengeful Leader}}
King Opechancanough|occupation=Chief of the Powhatan Confederacy|goals=Drive out the white settlers out of his native homelands (failed).|crimes=Mass [[murder]]}}


'''Opechancanough '''(1554 - 1646) was the chief of the Native American Powhatan tribe from 1618 until 1646. He was a feared warrior and famously captured John Smith of Jamestown, who was almost executed until Chief Powhatan's daughter Pocahontas intervened. After becoming chief, Opechancanough attempted to convince the settlers to leave Jamestown, which had previously belonged to the Powhatan.
'''Opechancanough '''(1554 - 1646) was the chief of the Native American Powhatan tribe from 1618 until 1646. He was a feared warrior and famously captured John Smith of Jamestown, who was almost executed until Chief Powhatan's daughter Pocahontas intervened. After becoming chief, Opechancanough attempted to convince the settlers to leave Jamestown, which had previously belonged to the Powhatan.
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In 1644, Opechancanough launched a final major attempt to drive the colonists away (the third Anglo-Powhatan war), killing around 400 people. Two years later, he was captured by Sir William Berkeley's forces, paraded through the streets and subsequently murdered by a British soldier.
In 1644, Opechancanough launched a final major attempt to drive the colonists away (the third Anglo-Powhatan war), killing around 400 people. Two years later, he was captured by Sir William Berkeley's forces, paraded through the streets and subsequently murdered by a British soldier.
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