Five Nations Alliance Belt (Top Belt) & Women’s Nomination Belt (Bottom Belt)
The land of the Iroquois Confederacy was return to Michelle George of the Snipe Clan of the Onondaga Nation at the United Nations in 2004. The Conveyance Title to the land of the Six Iroquois Confederacy Nations was recorded by her eldest brother in Syracuse County New York.
Sidney Hill Left Onondaga Nation in 2007 we've had no Tadodaho since then.
Our Authority
The Matriarch Council of Clan Mothers is a vital institution within the Confederacy, where women hold significant, political, social and spiritual power. Clan Mothers are responsible for making important decisions regarding the welfare of their clans and community, including nominating and deposing male leaders, advising Chiefs on governance, diplomacy, and community affairs, and counseling the people. They protect the spiritual welfare of the clan and encourage balance among tribal members. The title of Clan Mother is passed down through the hereditary lines, usually to the oldest sister and they are also known as elders, chieftainesses, matrons, and mothers of the tribes. Their influence is rooted in their maternal role, as children belong to their mothers clan, giving women significant influence over family and community matters.