Kadohadachos
Kadohadachos is the historical name for a Native American confederacy that once inhabited the region along the Red River in what is now Louisiana and Arkansas. The confederacy was comprised of several tribes, with the Kadohadacho people being the most prominent and giving the confederacy its name.
These tribes were Caddoan speakers, sharing a common language and cultural practices. They were known for their
The Kadohadachos engaged in trade with other tribes and, later, with European explorers and traders. Their territory
Over time, the Kadohadachos, along with other Caddoan groups, were consolidated and eventually forced to relocate.