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Te rangihouhiri. On his death his people adopted the name Ngāi Te Rangi, rallied to avenge his death, and took possession of the land. I takea mai ngā uri o te marae nei i te waka o Mataatua. Thats how we ended up with Nā Te Rangihouhiri. According to Ngāi Tai people, Ngāti Te Rangihouhiri settled in Hakurānui for a short time, digging kōpiha, or small rua moe (sleeping holes) to rest and rebuild their strength for the journey ahead. On the death of their rangatira, Te Rangihouhiri I, at Maketu, the group became known as Ngāi Te Rangi. Nga mihi mahana, nga Oruarahi marae (Te Rangihouhiri) is located on Matakana Island, just across the harbour from Tauranga. Ko te ingoa o te whare tipuna ko Te Rangihouhiri. The whare tipuna is also named Te Rangihouhiri and the marae connects ancestrally to the waka Mataatua, the maunga Mauao and the moana Tauranga. We were originally called Ngati Rangihouhiri but after our ancestor Te Rangihouhiri died in one of the country's most bloodiest battles at Poporohuamea, his brother Tamapahore, led and renamed us Ngāi Te Rangi. [5][6] In October 2020, the Government committed $4,871,246 from the Provincial Growth Fund to upgrade Te Rangihouhiri Marae and 11 other Ngāti Awa marae, creating 23 jobs. In this video, our kaumātua, adults, rangatahi and tamariki from across our Moana have come together to sing our waiata “Nā Te Rangihouhiri. _____ He kohinga kōrero ēnei nā Te Whare Tīrara o Te Rangihouhiri, i raro i te whakaruruhau o Te Whare Reo o Te Rangihouhiri. Discover life events, stories and photos about Te Rangihouhiri (1643–) of Ōpōtiki, New Zealand. Rangihouhiri was a Māori rangatira (chief) in the Bay of Plenty region and a founding ancestor of the Ngāi Te Rangi iwi (known in his own lifetime as Ngāti Te Rangihouhiri), part of the Ngāti Awa confederation. Our origin story dates back to our first settlement in Te Mānuka Tūtahi (also known as Whakatāne), journey from Whāngārā to Hakurānui to Whakapau Kōrero to Poporohuamea where he died. Kei te raki o Whakatāne a Te Rangihouhiri II e tū ana. The marae connects to the waka Mataatua and the awa Tarawera The next day Te Rangihouhiri entered into battle at Poporohuamea near Little Waihī, and met his end. Rangihouhiri and his sons, and his uncle Tamapahore, are the important ancestors of Ngai Te Rangi whose names are commemorated in meeting houses and hapu names today. Te Rangihouhiri or Oruarahi Marae and its Te Rangihouhiri meeting house are affiliated with Ngāi Tamawhariua. Discover our diverse iwi spanning from Whakatāne to Auckland and Wellington. #Pūrongo The re-opening of Te Rangihouhiri and Pukai at Oruarahi Marae is a significant milestone for the Ngāi Tamawhariua hapū, the Matakana Island community and Tauranga Moana. Ko Ngāti Awa tonu he iwi kei te rohe o Whakatāne e noho ana. ” View Malcombe Te Rangihouhiri HALLETT's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook. About Te Rangihouhiri began his journey from Whāngārā to Hakurānui to Whakapau Kōrero to Pōporohuamea where he died. Expand/collapse DescriptionThis map is part of the traditional story  Te Heke o Rangihouhiri. Hakurānui Description | WhakamāramaThe area where the people of Te Rangihouhiri settled after leaving Whāngārā area. With the arrival of Europeans to this region, it was the Battle of Gate Pā which changed our city forever. When Malcome Te Rangihouhiri Hallett was born in 1900, in New Zealand, his father, Hori Te Mautaranui Hallett, was 25 and his mother, Mamae Erueti, was 21. Ngati Rangihouhiri moved up the Whakatane River a little way and chose a place on a ridge above the river to build their pa. Tena koutou katoa. Ko Te Rangihouhiri te tupuna o nga tupuna o Ngai Te Rangi - ara hoki, ko Te Rangihouhiri to tatou whare Tupuna - Ko Pukai to tatou nei whare kai - ko Oruarahi ke te whenua i manaaki ai i a Te Rangihouhiri me Pukai - ko Ngai Tamawhariua hoki te hapu. Ko tōna hapū ko Ngāi Tamawhariua o Ngāi Te Rangi. Tauranga Moana iwi, Ngāi Te Rangi, have begun their journey retracing the steps of their eponymous ancestor, Te Rangihouhiri, who traversed the East Coast, making his way to Tauranga when he He taniwha ngā tāngata Keenly I look across to Tauranga There dwells Te Rangihouhiri and Ranginui Over at Te Tahuna o Rangataua dwells Tamapahore The crabs of Rangataua They eat mud And have the boldness of demigods A history of innovation The principle Ngā Pōtiki settlement up until the early 20th century was located at the foot of Mangatawa. Date 1988 to 1989 Reference NumberPhoto 20-341 DescriptionGroup of Te Rangihouhiri (Oruarahi) marae descendants gathered infront of Te Rangihouhiri wharenui. Feb 16, 2024 · Genealogy for Te Rangihōuhiri (deceased) family tree on Geni, with over 275 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. Ko Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri (Ngāti Awa) tētahi o ngā hapū o Ngāti Awa. Explore Ngāti Awa's 22 hapū and 19 marae, including enduring, revived, and new communities. He married Wairingiringi about 1935, in Auckland, New Zealand. Read the full record details for PDF - Pukapuka: Te Heke o Te Rangihouhiri: Significant places Te Whare Reo o Te Rangihouhiri, Tauranga. Kei Matakana a Oruarahi marae e tū ana, kei tua o Tauranga Moana. Tamapahore, brother of Te Rangihouhiri I, took up the leadership of the iwi at that time. Te Hura Te Taiwhakaripi Te Hura Te Taiwhakaripi was chief of the once powerful Ngāti Awa hapū Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri. In 1949-50, the wharenui was moved to its present site at Oruarahi. Ko Pūtauaki te maunga, ko Mātaatua te waka. Ngāi Te Rangi were now determined to gain a foothold in Tauranga Moana, the home of their ancestor Whaene. Rangihouhiri was a Māori rangatira (chief) in the Bay of Plenty region and a founding ancestor of the Ngāi Te Rangi iwi (known in his own lifetime as Ngāti Te Rangihouhiri), part of the Ngāti Awa confederation. The The whare tipuna is also named Te Rangihouhiri and the marae connects ancestrally to the waka Mātaatua, the maunga Mauao and the moana Tauranga. Whare: Te Rangihouhiri Hapū: Ngāi Tamawhariua Description | WhakamāramaKo Te Rangihouhiri te Wharenui Ko Pukai te Wharekai Ko Oruarahi te Marae Oruarahi Marae is located on Matakana island, and its principal hapū is Ngāi Tamawhariua. A look at the Ngai Te Rangi descendants from the Bay of Plenty on their fourth hikoi in 20 years retracing the footsteps of their ancestor, Te Rangihouhiri. The next day Te Rangihouhiri entered into battle at Poporohuamea near Little Waihī, and met his end. Ko te ingoa o te whare tipuna ko Te Rangihouhiri II, ko Te Uruhina e wharekai. Reference Number: Photo 21-239 | Part of Photograph Collection: Matakana Island | Read the full record details for Photographs: Te Rangihouhiri wharenui at Oruarahi marae on Matakana Island The next day Te Rangihouhiri entered into battle at Poporohuamea near Little Waihī, and met his end. Te Kohokino and Te Tini o Awa, along with their forces, responded to the call to arms. Nau mai ki te pukamata o Te Whare Reo o Te Rangihouhiri o Ngāi Te Rangi. He iwi a Ngāi Te Rangi nō Mataatua waka, ko ōna tūpuna ko Te Rangihouhiri rāua ko Tamapahore. Ngāi Te Rangi Iwi Archives He toroa whakakopa au nō runga i Karewa, he pōtiki manawa ū nā Ngāi Te Rangi Contact Us About Ngai te Rangi Iwi Disclaimer. Geolocation | Wāhi [1 Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri II and Ngāti Hikakino have a shared interest in the development of Matatā Parish 100-101, which is Omaru Pōtiki Pā, and Matatā Parish 102 – Te Matatā Pā to re-establish our presence in Matatā as active kaitiaki and mana whenua. I takea mai ngā uri o te marae nei i te waka o Mataatua, hono atu i te awa Tarawera. Nāwai ka tau te noho a Ngāi Te Rangi ki roto o Tauranga Moana, ā, i te rā nei kei tōna 20,000 ngā uri, kotahi tekau mā toru ngā marae, ā, kotahi tekau mā tahi ngā hapū. Rangihouhiri located on Matakana Island, just across the harbour from Tauranga. _x000D_ Whakatane was the territory of Ngati Awa, who had a strong pa called Papaka on the hill above the present town. He supported Governor Grey’s 1861 scheme to include rūnanga (Māori assemblies) in government programmes, but in 1865 converted to the Pai Mārire religion. Description | WhakamāramaNgāti Te Rangihouhiri also settled on Te Awa o Te Atua, near Matatā, to carefully view the pā in Maketu and the lands of Tapuika, under the chief Tatahau. "Te Heke o Rangihouhiri and the settlement of the coastal lands and islands of Tauranga Moana. He is the eldest son to Romainohorangi, leading his people on the long journey from Whāngārā, after many years of serving Te Waho o Te Rangi and his people of Ngāti Rangohokaia, seeking refuge at Hakurānui, and eventually to Whakapau Kōrero. Te Hura's main base in Te Awa-a-te-Atua was the fortified village of Matatā. Ko Takitimu Ko Mataatua ngā waka Ko Mauao te Maunga Ko Tauranga te Moana Ko Ngāti Ranginui ko Ngai Te Rangi Ko Ngāti Pūkenga ngā iwi The next day Te Rangihouhiri entered into battle at Poporohuamea near Little Waihī, and met his end. Te Hura was the chief of Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri, once a powerful hapū of Ngāti Awa, which occupied several villages in the region of Te Awa-a-te-Atua and Ōtamarākau, in the Bay of Plenty. Ngai Te Rangi then continued their heke into Tauranga Moana. I set out a detailed narrative of Te Hekenga o Te Rangihouhiri at Appendix A which explains the customary and cultural relationship that Ngāi Te Rangi has with Taurang Te Te Tawera (as well as Ngai Te Rangihouhiri II and Ngāti Hikakino) have a spiritual connection with the river through Te Waikamihi. There is much debate around some of the kupu (words), as it has adapted and evolved over time, however, Te Aranga still maintain the original way to sing this waiata. 1,032 likes · 2 talking about this. Tauranga Moana iwi, Ngāi Te Rangi, have begun their journey retracing the steps of their eponymous ancestor, Te Rangihouhiri, who traversed the East Coast, making his way to Tauranga when he Te Rangihouhiri began his journey from Whāngārā to Hakurānui to Whakapou Kōrero to Poporohuamea where he died. Te Tawera, Ngāti Hikakino and Ngai Te Rangihouhiri II used to catch fish, eels, and white bait at the intersection of Te Waikamihi and Tarawera (Hughes, 2013). Te Heke o Te Rangihouhiri Description | WhakamāramaNgāi Te Rangi Iwi are primarily descedants of Mataatua Waka. Oruarahi marae (Te Rangihouhiri) is located on Matakana Island, just across the harbour from Tauranga. Ko Mauao te maunga, ko Tauranga te moana. This is the official Facebook page of Te Rangihouhiri II Marae and Ngai Te Rangihouhiri II Hapu of Ngati Awa. The area was later named Whakapau Kōrero after an event where Te Rangihouhiri's eldest son died at the battle of Herekakī in Maketu, and hearing of his death, uttered his his final prophecy, "haere rā e tama Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri II and Ngāti Hikakino have a shared interest in the development of Matatā Parish 100-101, which is Omaru Pōtiki Pā, and Matatā Parish 102 – Te Matatā Pā to re-establish our presence in Matatā as active kaitiaki and mana whenua. The primary hapū for this marae is Ngāi Tamawhariua of Ngāi Te Rangi. The whare tipuna is also called Te Rangihouhiri II, the wharekai is Te Uruhina. When Ngāti Te Rangihouhiri returned from further east to attack Maketū, a messenger was despatched to seek help from Ngāti Hā. They descend from Toroa, leader of the Mataatua waka" Source: Stokes, Evelyn (1993). The wharenui, Te Rangihouhiri, was first established in 1926 a short distance north of where the marae is now. He taniwha ngā tāngata Keenly I look across to Tauranga There dwells Te Rangihouhiri and Ranginui Over at Te Tahuna o Rangataua dwells Tamapahore The crabs of Rangataua They eat mud And have the boldness of demigods A history of innovation The principle Ngā Pōtiki settlement up until the early 20th century was located at the foot of Mangatawa. The primary hapū is Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri II of Ngāti Awa. Read the full record details for Collection - Kohikohinga: Te Rangihouhiri Description | WhakamāramaNgāti Te Rangihouhiri also settled on Te Awa o Te Atua, near Matatā, to carefully view the pā in Maketu and the lands of Tapuika, under the chief Tatahau. Te Rau Mōteatea is a karaoke style resource, an initiative created by Te Whare Reo o Te Rangihouhiri to encourage uri who live near or far to learn local wai Te Rangihouhiri began his journey from Whāngārā to Hakurānui to Whakapau Kōrero to Poporohuamea where he died. They travel through Tauranga, Whakatane and Opotiki to reconnect with their iwi. #TENGARE #TAPUKINO Karanga mai e ngā uri o Te Ngare, e ngā uri hoki o Tapukino He Whare Kōrero kei te haere mā koutou, tirohia ngā pānui nei mō ngā whakamahukitanga, me he pātai rānei āu waea atu Kua waiata mai a tātou kaumātua, pakeke, rangatahi me ngā tamariki o tō tātou Moana i te waiata rongonui “Nā Te Rangihouhiri”. Read the full record details for PDF - Pukapuka: Te Heke o Te Rangihouhiri History Te Rangihouhiri R o t istory of Ngāi Te Rangi. Following his death and after many significant battles, his descendants who became known as Ngāi Te Rangi settled in Tauranga Moana. Te Rangihouhiri began his journey from Whāngārā to Hakurānui to Whakapou Kōrero to Poporohuamea where he died. Ko tōna hapū ko Ngāi Te Rangihouhiri II o Ngāti Awa. The waiata is bout uplifting our mana as Ngāi Te Rangi” - Te Uta Rolleston, 2019 Last year, we celebrated the 30th anniversary for that hikoi and commemorated our history known as ’Te Heke o Te Rangihouhiri,' through our iwi exhibition Mataraunui: Tohu o Te Kura, that was held at Whareroa Marae. Credit: Iwi Anthems Māori Television Read the full record details for Audio - Oro reo: Te Heke o Te Rangihouhiri rā 4 2017 - Amorangi Rereatukahia Audio 7 When Malcome Te Rangihouhiri Hallett was born in 1900, in New Zealand, his father, Hori Te Mautaranui Hallett, was 25 and his mother, Mamae Erueti, was 21. Te Rangihouhiri II marae is located just north of Whakatāne. The area was later named Whakapau Kōrero after an event where Te Rangihouhiri's eldest son died at the battle of Herekakī in Maketu, and hearing of his death, uttered his his final prophecy, "haere rā e tama Ko Te Rangihouhiri te tupuna o nga tupuna o Ngai Te Rangi - ara hoki, ko Te Rangihouhiri to tatou whare Tupuna - Ko Pukai to tatou nei whare kai - ko Oruarahi ke te whenua i manaaki ai i a Te Rangihouhiri me Pukai - ko Ngai Tamawhariua hoki te hapu. 0q4vyw, 3m0tw2, 7gci, dhfsq, fa4q, aupr, m63g, d4pl, rgzvxt, wqfiy,