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Nih'a'ca tales are Arapaho legends concerning the trickster figure Nih'a'ca, who, according to Arapaho lore, is the first _haxu'xan_ (two-spirit), a third gender, often highly regarded by many Native American nations, including the Arapaho. The Nih'a'ca tales are similar to the Wihio tales of the Cheyenne and the Iktomi tales of the Sioux.[image:19669] * * * _This is a companion discussion topic for the original article at [https://www.worldhistory.org/article/2566/nihaca-tales/](https://www.worldhistory.org/article/2566/nihaca-tales/)._ * * * **Join the Conversation** - Which part did you find most interesting, and why? - If you've studied this topic, what would you add for other readers? - Anything here you'd push back on? Is there anything you'd like to ask about this article? Ask away — and if you spot something that should be covered, that's useful to know too. ---
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