Q:Facts: - nicknames: curly , light hair - birth name: cha-o-ha among the trees '' -rrb- -lrb- '' in the wilderness '' or '' - birth date: c. 1840 - parents: crazy as '' waglula '' -lrb- worm -rrb- , rattling blanket horse woman -lrb- born 1814 -rrb- . -lrb- the elder -rrb- , also known - relations: brother little hawk , sister , laughing one . cousins , , touch the clouds , flying hawk , kicking bear , little black fox ii , eagle thunder and walking eagle . hawk grandparents , black buffalo and white cow -lrb- also called , iron cane -rrb- . uncles , spotted tail , lone uncle horn . aunts , good looking woman , looks at by it -lrb- later called they are afraid of her -rrb- same , father 's wives , iron between horns , kills name enemy , and red leggins . - resting place: undisclosed location - caption: a mormon missionary after interviewing crazy horse 's sister , who 1934 claimed the depiction was accurate . sketch of crazy horse made by a - death date: september 5 , 1877 -lrb- aged 36-37 -rrb- - spouse: black -rrb- buffalo woman black shawl nellie larrabee -lrb- laravie - name: crazy horse - death place: fort robinson , nebraska - death cause: bayonet wound - native name: tasuke witko - image size: 200px - tribe: oglala lakota - battles: fetterman of the little bighorn fight , battle of the rosebud , battle - children: they are afraid of her - image: crazy horse sketch.jpg Based on these bullet points, write a short biography describing the life of crazy horse .
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crazy horse -lrb- lakota : in standard lakota orthography , ipa :-rrb- , literally '' his-horse-is-crazy '' ; c. 1840 -- september 5 , 1877 -rrb- was a native american war leader of the oglala lakota .he took up arms against the u.s. federal government to fight against encroachments on the territories and way of life of the lakota people , including leading a war party to victory at the battle of the little bighorn in june 1876 .four months after surrendering to u.s. troops under general crook in may 1877 , crazy horse was fatally wounded by a military guard , using his bayonet , while allegedly resisting imprisonment at camp robinson in present-day nebraska .he ranks among the most notable and iconic of native american tribal members and was honored by the u.s. postal service in 1982 with a 13 cents great americans series postage stamp .