Cita-jenimo [ Exclusive Deal ]

: Following his surrender, he spent the remaining 23 years of his life as a prisoner of war. A Complex Legacy

: At the height of the hunt for him, nearly 5,000 U.S. soldiers —one-fourth of the entire standing army at the time—were assigned to capture him and his small band of followers. Cita-Jenimo

"Cita-Jenimo" appears to be a phonetic or localized variation referring to (born Goyaałé ), the legendary Apache military leader and medicine man. In Spanish-speaking contexts, "Geronimo" is the equivalent of Jerónimo (Jerome), a name given to him by Mexican soldiers who reportedly called upon Saint Jerome during battles with him. The Man Behind the Name: Goyaałé to Geronimo : Following his surrender, he spent the remaining