Geronimo, whose Apache name was Goyahkla (One Who Yawns), was a prominent Chiricahua Apache leader and warrior. Born in the 1820s, he is known for his resistance against Mexican and American forces. The name "Geronimo " was given to him due to his fierce fighting style, which led Mexican soldiers to cry out for Saint Jerome's help. This name became synonymous with his bravery and tenacity. Over time, the name has evolved from being associated with a specific Apache leader to being used as a symbol of resistance and courage. Geronimo 's legacy extends beyond his military exploits, as he remains an important figure in American and Apache history.
