What key details about tecumseh can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: tecumseh -lrb- ; march 1768 -- october 5 , 1813 -rrb- was a native american leader of the shawnee and a large tribal confederacy -lrb- known as tecumseh 's confederacy -rrb- which opposed the united states during tecumseh 's war and became an ally of britain in the war of 1812 . tecumseh grew up in the ohio country during the american revolutionary war and the northwest indian war , where he was constantly exposed to warfare . with americans continuing to move west after the british ceded the ohio valley to the new united states in 1783 , the shawnee moved farther northwest . in 1808 , they settled prophetstown in present-day indiana . with a vision of establishing an independent native american nation east of the mississippi under british protection , tecumseh worked to recruit additional tribes to the confederacy from the southern united states . during the war of 1812 , tecumseh 's confederacy allied with the british and helped in the capture of fort detroit . prior to the raid , chief tecumseh delivered a powerful speech upon a rock that is preserved to this day at fort malden . after the u.s. navy took control of lake erie in 1813 , the native americans and british retreated . american forces caught them at the battle of the thames , and killed tecumseh in october 1813 . with his death , his confederation disintegrated , and the native americans had to move west again , yet tecumseh became an iconic folk hero in american , aboriginal and canadian history .
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- death place is moravian ontario -rrb- of the thames -lrb- in modern chatham-kent ,- other names is tecumtha , tekamthi- known for is war of 1812- resting place is walpole island , canada- caption is a ; 1915 romanticized depiction of tecumseh from c. & nbsp- death date is 5 october 1813- parents is puckshinwa , methoataske- birth date is march 1768- name is tecumseh- nationality is shawnee- image is tecumseh02.jpg- birth place is on '' -lrb- location uncertain , see early life -rrb- '' the scioto river , near chillicothe , ohio