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THe Chainouquas at present live three Moneths Journey into the Coun∣trey, * 1.1 with their Families, Retinue, Wife, Children, and Cattel, ac∣cording to the report of the other wild Natives, very near the Cobo∣nas, being not above four hundred Men, but rich in Cattel.
Their Prince, * 1.2 call'd Sousoa, an old Man, had two Wives, but both dead; and hath a Son nam'd Goeboe, whose right Leg, broken in pieces by an Ele∣phant,
is wholly useless to him. Upon every Remove, he rides upon an Ox, and must be lift up and down.
His Clothing is a fine Leopards Skin, with the spotted side turn'd inwards, and the ill-favour'd fleshy side, well liquor'd with Grease, according to the manner of the Countrey, outwards.
Chainouqua's.
They are under a Prince.