20 Questions Game 368

[DreamTrawler]

Primarily famous for being a monarch or military leader?

Once again, I would say yes.

[miminena]

Has this person lived between multiple different centuries?

[DreamTrawler]

Has this person lived between multiple different centuries?

Yes.

[DreamTrawler]

1,3,8. Real human born after 1500
2. Has appeared in a movie as an actor or character
4. Not an American actor
5. Birth (or death) did not occur at a time when Pluto was closer to the Sun than Neptune was, or in 1899, or during a world war
6. No publicly available photographs of this person
7,9. Primarily famous for being a monarch or military leader
10. Alive during multiple different centuries

Passed: Was this person born in a leap year? (But the answer is most likely yes)

[Hominidae]

Did this person regularly use "no" as a standard negative answer in their native language?

[Wattsthematter]

What was the time frame in the 1700’s that is excluded due to the Pluto being close to the sun question? We know it excludes 1979 - 1999, is GM assuming 248 years, so 1741-1761?

[DreamTrawler]

Did this person regularly use "no" as a standard negative answer in their native language?

No.

[DreamTrawler]

What was the time frame in the 1700’s that is excluded due to the Pluto being close to the sun question? We know it excludes 1979 - 1999, is GM assuming 248 years, so 1741-1761?

Hm, I didn't think of that. Assuming a 248 year orbit, with a 20 year period of being closer to the sun, I think the period would be 1731-1751. In that case, the answer is still no - this person's birth/death did not occur in that timeframe. If we go back another 248 years - this person's birth/death also did not occur from 1483-1503.

[miminena]

Is/Was this person a native speaker of an Indo-European language?

[DreamTrawler]

Is/Was this person a native speaker of an Indo-European language?

No.

[damo666]

Free guess: Little Turtle

[damo666]

Is it Tecumseh?

[DreamTrawler]

Is it Tecumseh?

It is Tecumseh! I refrained from saying there was a connection to the previous subject. But yes, the General Sherman tree was named after William Tecumseh Sherman, and William Tecumseh Sherman was named after the Shawnee leader Tecumseh.

[Hominidae]

Wow! I had been thinking of Tecumseh as a potential target due to General Sherman, but didn't consider him as an answer for this round.