Tribes victimized by brutal human hunting

(1)Today’s Arjuntina and Tierra Tel Fuego Islands are located in the southernmost tip of Chile.
(2)The indigenous people called Ona (i, ri) lived:

(1)They did not engage in farming, and they did not include the guanacotl, a camel-like beast.
(2)Hunting wild animals or fishing and netting fish and persimmons at the beach.
(3)They were a primitive tribe who lived by catching and collecting wild fruits:

(1)However, in the late 19th century, the Ona people, who lived in peace, had a hard-working fortune.
(2)Looking for it: White people from Europe and South America are angry at Tierra de Fuego
(3)They came to the island and mercilessly massacred the Ona people:
(4)The background to this cruel Yuhel play is the British who moved to the island of Tierra de Fuego.
(5)There are no herders: on the island of Tierra d’Fuego since the 1880s.
(6)Many British people are immigrating to the rice fields and they are coming to the island to raise sheep herds.
(7)Ranches are being built all over the place: Inon is illegally occupied:
(8)The Ona people entered their hometown at will and tried to herd sheep.
(9)To the British pastoralists who interfered with the hunting of the Ona people, “Our hometown is
(10)“Get out of here!” they protested, but the British ignored the Ona people’s protest.
(11)They ignored it and continued to raise livestock.
(12)Then, friction continued between the Ona people and the British, and the angry Ona people
(13)The Lu people attacked and killed the sheep herds raised by the British, or the British
(14)Intrusions into Seun Ranch have been increasing:
(15)As the conflict with the Ona people protested, British herders began to interfere with the livestock industry.
(16)The policy of killing and eliminating all Ona people has been around for a long time.
(17)I asked you to send soldiers with guns to me and Chile.
(18)Argentina and Chile, new countries that had gained independence from Spain, also had territories.
(19)The Ona tribe was planned by British pastoralists to expand the rut to the south.
(20)Actively helping the six tribes: After eliminating all the Ona tribes, Tierra
(21)The intention was to take over the island of Fuego:
(22)In this way, the island of Tierra d’Fuego came from Argentina and Chile.
(23)The people threw their feet: they were requested by the British herdsmen.
(24)As I walked around the island, holding on to my passion, I saw the Ona people as soon as I could see them.
(25)Poetry came at random and killed:

(1)Additionally, British herdsmen would cut off the hand or ear frame of an Ona tribe member.
(2)Accordingly, a policy of providing more money was implemented. bonus field
(3)Argentinian and Chilean gunmen competed with each other to fight against the Ona people.
(4)A British herdsman who mercilessly massacres wild animals and cuts off their body parts.
(5)Take it to the wild: this brutal headhunting began in the late 19th century.
(6)It continued for 15 years, from the beginning of the 20th century:
(7)The Ona people were left helpless by the atrocities of the white human hunters.
(8)No: The Ona people, who have lived isolated from the outside world for a long time, are
(9)We have never even waged war against a group of people; Ona people’s level of technology
(10)was stuck in the Stone Age and had powerful weapons of destruction like white people’s guns.
(11)I don’t have a template at all:

(1)The Ona people, who barely survived, abandoned their traditional cultural framework and became Christians.
(2)People are forced to learn Western cultural frameworks such as English and Spanish.
(3)The descendants of the Ona people who survive today have left behind both their own language and religious framework.
(4)Parents: In Argentina and Chile, the Ona people are helpless and poor cattle.
(5)They have been reduced to a tribal people and are slowly disappearing into the memory of history.
(6)Here:
(7)Source: Religions that disappeared from the map / Written by Do Hyeon-sin / Seohae Literature Collection