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Maori Religion and Mythology: Illustrated by Translations of Traditions, Karakia, &c., to Which Are Added Notes on Maori Tenure of Land — John Shaqi

Maori Religion and Mythology: Illustrated by Translations of Traditions, Karakia, &c., to Which Are Added Notes on Maori Tenure of LandShortland, Edward

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Maori Religion and Mythology: Illustrated by Translations of Traditions, Karakia, &c., to Which Are Added Notes on Maori Tenure of Land

Name: Maori Religion and Mythology: Illustrated by Translations of Traditions, Karakia, &c., to Which Are Added Notes on Maori Tenure of Land
Author: Shortland, Edward

Shortland, Edward

Land tenure (Māori law); Mythology, Maori; Māori (New Zealand people) -- Religion

| Tu−awhio−nuku (=Tu of the whirlwind).
              | Tu−awhio−rangi.
    Powers    | Paroro−tea (=white skud).
     of       | Hau−tuia (=piercing wind).
    The Air,  | Hau−ngangana (blustering wind).
    Winds.    | Ngana.
              | Ngana−nui.
              | Ngana−roa.
              | Ngana−ruru.
              | Ngana−mawaki.
              | Tapa−huru−kiwi.
              | Tapa−huru−manu.
              |⁶ Tiki.
    Human     | Tiki−te−pou−mua (The 1st Man).
    beings    | Tiki−te−pou−roto.
    begin     | Tiki−haohao.
      to      | Tiki−ahu−papa.
    exist.    | Te Papa−tutira.
              | Ngai.
              | Ngai−nui.
              | Ngai−roa.
              | Ngai−peha.
              | Te Atitutu.
              | Te Ati−hapai.
              |⁷ Toi−te−huatahi.
              | Rauru.
              | Rutana.
              | Whatonga.
              | Apa−apa.
              | Taha−titi.
              | Ruatapu.
              | Rakeora.
              | Tama−ki−te−ra.
              | Rongo−maru−a−whatu.
              | Rere.
              | Tăta =
              |      |______________
              |                     |
              | Wakaotirangi.    Rongokako.
              | Hotumatapu.      Tamatea.
              | Motai.⁸ Kahu−hunu.
              | Ue.
              | Raka.
              | Kakati.
              | Tawhao.
              | Turongo.
              | Raukawa.
              | Wakatere.
              | Taki−hiku.
              | Tama−te−hura.
              | Tui−tao.
              | Hae.
              | Nga−tokowaru.
              | Huia.
              | Korouaputa = Rakumia (f.).
             ______________|____________________
            |                                   |
        Pare−wahawaha = Te Rangipumamao    Parekohatu =
               (f.)   |                               |
              ________|                       ________|
             |                               |
       Tihao =                         _Te Rauparaha_.
          ___|____________________
         |                        |
      Te Whata−nui =           Kotia (f.) =
              _____|                      |
             |                       _Te Ngarara_.
      Tutaki =
          ___|
         |
      _Hinematioro_.

    ⁶ Whose wife was Hine-titamauri de quâ infra.

    ⁷ Whose wife was Puhaorangi de quâ infra.

    ⁸ Tamatea was settled at Muriwhenua, and his son Kahuhunu was born
      there. The latter went on a journey to Nukutauraua near the Mahia,
      and there married Rongomai-wahine, having got rid of her husband
      Tamatakutai by craft. Tamatea went to bring him home, but on their
      return their canoe was upset in a rapid, near where the river
      Waikato flows out of the lake Taupo, and Tamatea was drowned.



                  GENEALOGICAL DESCENT FROM TOKO-ROTO.

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Maori Religion and Mythology: Illustrated by Translations of Traditions, Karakia, &c., to Which Are Added Notes on Maori Tenure of Land

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