It is possible the name you are searching has less than five occurrences per year. Te rauparaha historical records and family trees myheritage. Books 9 images 5 audio 3 filter by highresolution images. Unsigned but titled in angas hand with pencilled note civilized and christianized new zealand chief. He is wearing a cravat and european suit in pale grey. Tamihana te rauparaha, watercolour by george french. Te rauparaha s son tamihana obtained his fathers release by signing over the wairau to grey. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. This copy was given to tamihana te rauparaha on the occasion of his visit to london in 1851. Ripahau again was invited to read from the scripture to tamihana and his cousin matene te whiwhi. Te rauparaha, tamihana 18191876 people and organisations. Tenei ano tou aroha kua tae mai ki a au, na tamihana i mau mai. She read it to her father, the chief of the waikato tribe. Against the advice of his tribe, rauparaha had only taken a band of twenty warriors with him, and on the journey back to waitara his strategic abilities were tested to the full to escape annihilation.
There he came into contact with katu te rauparaha later known as tamihana te rauparaha from kapiti island, the son of the great ngati toa chief. Fox addressed the court in opening case evidence will be that of chiefs dates on other side misrepresented ngati toa invasion 1825 cook straits, ngati toa. He was born in pukearuhe, taranaki, new zealand, the son of the great ngati toa leader te rauparaha and his fifth and senior wife, te akau of tuhourangi. Tamihana tamihana historical records and family trees. Page 369 friday march 27 th court sat at 10am present same judges and assessors himatangi parakaia ponepa and others continued from pp 6 continued from pp 351 in this book case of crown as objector mr. Tamihana te rauparaha nzhistory, new zealand history online. In this painting by george angas, tamihana te rauparaha, in london in 1852, is shown in a formal english suit. In 1835, the bible society published 100 copies of the gospel of luke in the maori language. The history of tamihana te rauparaha s history of te rauparaha. Later, the slave ripahau left uitas pa and returned to otaki, coming into contact with tamihana te rauparaha from kapiti island, the son of wiremu te rauparaha, the great ngati toa chief see 18 may.
Te rauparaha and his followers would eventually find themselves established at kapiti island, a large island off the coast of wellington. She kept her treasured copy of the gospel of luke under her pillow when she slept. Aug 19, 2007 wiremu tamihana te waharoa took a liking to the idea of having a maori king, seeing it as a good way to bring unity amongst maori tribes and hence stop the endless wars, and as a means of establishing laws amongst the maori people. He was born at pukearuhe, a ngati tama pa in northern taranaki, during the ngati toa migration from kawhia to the south. Summarised from the dictionary of nz biography, and from burns. The list also omits the table of te rauparaha s wives and children, that has been inserted at the end of the book before the map of his and te puohos raids. Join facebook to connect with te rangi tamihana and others you may know. Te rauparaha 1760s 27 november 1849 was a maori rangatira chief and war leader of the ngati toa tribe who took a leading part in the musket wars. Te rauparaha spent the last year of his life at otaki. However, at the time of the massacre at te wi, te rauparaha had not yet completed the conquest of kapiti island from the ngatiapa, who still occupied part of that island, having a strong pa at waiorua, and several other minor positions. Te arahi was the eldest son of te waharoa, but it was tarapipipi who inherited his fathers mana. Tamihana is described elsewhere by angas as a civilized and christianised new zealand chief. This biography, written by steven oliver, was first published in the dictionary of new zealand biography in 1990. Te whiwhi went to paihia to bring a missionary to teach them more about jesus.
He was born at pukearuhe, a ngati tama pa in northern taranaki, during the. This is the story of te rauparaha as told by his son tamihana te rauparaha, in 1869. Tamihana born katu te rauparaha 1820s october 1876 was a notable new zealand maori leader, christian evangelist, assessor, writer and farmer. Follow tamihana te rauparaha and explore their bibliography from s tamihana te rauparaha author page. Oct 03, 2018 im doing some work on the correspondence and recorded speeches of tamihana te rauparaha, son of ngati toa rangatira, te rauparaha. In this way the gospel began to warm the hearts of the people in that place. Na tamihana te korero ko te tikanga o tenei ingoa o te rauparaha he rau pohue i whakarikarikatia hei rau tao mo te umu i taona ai a te rangikataua e waikato. Some chapters in the life and times of te rauparaha, chief of the ngatitoa. The story has never been published before, and it is a unique story of bloodshed, warfare and cannibalism. Reclaiming early raukawatoarangatira writing from otaki by arini may loader a thesis submitted to victoria university of wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of.
He was influential in the original sale of land to the new zealand company and was a participant in the wairau affray in marlborough. He was born at pukearuhe, a ngati tama pa in northern taranaki, while ngati toa were on their long journey from kawhia to the south. Death of te rauparaha nzhistory, new zealand history online. Lease between tamihana te rauparaha and thomas dodds for land in the town of hadfield otaki source of.
The tamihana s belong to ngati huia, the tribe that were termed te rauparaha. Brown considered that he possessed too much natural decision of character to be moved from his purpose by the anger of his countrymen. Te rauparaha and his allies, with a few muskets, were able to take the pa with great slaughter. Im doing some work on the correspondence and recorded speeches of tamihana te rauparaha, son of ngati toa rangatira, te rauparaha. Ripahau was again invited to read from the scripture to katu and his nephew te whiwhi. C114002 head and shoulders portrait of tamihana te rauparaha, painted in london. The father has the more historical fame or infamy attached to his name in part for conquering deeds of the 1820s30s in the kapiti coast region and in te wai pounamu. He learned about the england monarchy system and wanted to incorporate the same system amongst aotearoa. The ngati toa chief led his people on an exodus from kawhia, to a stronghold on kapiti island where he ruled via musket, flax trade and diplomacy over a cook strait empire extending south to akaroa. Wiremu tamihana tarapipipi te waharoa nzhistory, new. Peter butler extracts from the writings of tamihana te rauparaha, originally written in maori. He resisted pressure from the tribe to carry on ngati haua campaigns against te arawa. Te waharoa died in september 1838 and tarapipipi found himself with a new leadership role among ngati haua. Te rauparaha established his influence throughout the land, fighting and killing his way from north to south.
Ripahau was again invited to read from the scripture to katu and his nephew te. Once chief tamihana established that there would be an aotearoa monarchy system, the hunt for a king began. One day te rauparaha s son, tamihana said, i do not want war. Brown, a church missionary society missionary at matamata, he quickly learned to read and write in maori. Mr rickard has been painstaking in the gathering of the material for his book, and in his writing he has made. The ngati toa chief led his people on an exodus from kawhia, to a stronghold on kapiti island where he ruled via musket, flax trade and diplomacy over a. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Description fulllength portrait of tamihana or thompson, son of te rauparaha, dressed in a formal english suit and leaning against a halfpillar or desk, a book, probably a bible, under his left hand. He pukapuka tataku tenei i nga mahi a te rauparaha nui, o tona itinga kaumatua noa, na tana tamaiti tupu ake na tamihana te rauparaha i tuhituhi kei wareware. As a young man he took part in several war expeditions. Te rauparaha, tamihana dictionary of new zealand biography.
The story of the composition of ka mate is well known within the oral histories of ngati toa and ngati tuwharetoa, the two iwi tribes most associated with the haka. One day te rauparahas son, tamihana said, i do not want war. In 1836, missionaries gave one to a young maori girl, named tarore. Although potatau te wherowhero was not installed as the first maori king until 1858, the idea had much older roots, including the journeys to england by pirikawau of te atiawa and ngati toa and later by tamihana te rauparaha, son of famed ngati toa chief te rauparaha. Social security administration public data, the first name tamihana was not present. Nov 04, 2016 short movie from te papa the national musem of new zealand. Reclaiming early raukawatoarangatira writing from otaki by arini may loader a thesis submitted to victoria university of wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy in maori studies 20.
He was born in pukearuhe, taranaki, new zealand, the son of the great ngati toa leader te rauparaha and his fifth and senior wife, te akau of tuhourangi tamihana was strongly influenced by church missionary society teaching. This resource is very relevant to your query score. The origins of ka mate ka mate was composed by the ngati toa chief te rauparaha, descendent of hoturoa, captain of the tainui canoe, born 1760s at kawhia, died 1849 at otaki. He karanga matua a te rangikataua ki a te rauparaha, i patua i te pakanga o hingakaka. While still a young man he took part in his fathers campaign against the rotorua and bay of plenty tribes and, in 1822, he fought te rauparaha s ngati toa at. The project gutenberg ebook of an old new zealander, or te. Records may include photos, original documents, family history, relatives, specific dates, locations and full names. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. Some chapters in the life and times of te rauparaha, chief. In january 1848 grey finally released te rauparaha, after 18 months of imprisonment.
Te rauparaha, tamihana, 18191876 page 1 of 6 items. While they were in taranaki te puoho, of the ngati tama tribe of the urenui district, asked for their help in attacking the taranaki tribes stronghold of tataraimaka, situated on the coast about 11 miles southwest of new plymouth. Donne, thomas edward, 18601945 ref c114001 description. I whanau a te rauparaha i te taharoa, he kainga ano no ngati toa ki te taha tonga o kawhia. Samuel d carpenter phd candidate in history recovering. When someone made their first crossing of this dangerous stretch of water, a blindfold was tied over their eyes, and they paddled the whole way across. Tamihana te rauparaha, ruta, nee ruta te kapu, 182. Timeline of new zealand history this is a timeline of the history of new zealand that includes only events deemed to be of principal importance for more detailed information click the year. Highlights the contributions of te rauparaha, octavius hadfield, matene te whiwhi and tamihana te rauparaha.
A simple nullity the wi parata case in new zealand law. Feb 12, 2015 but te rauparah himself was a fierce man of war. In 1852, chief tamihana te rauparaha visited england. Te rauparaha was keen to control the supply of greenstone pounamu and other resources to be found in te waipounamu south island. The tarore story in the 1830s a maori girl called tarore lived in the waikato new zealand.
The tamihana whanau are numerous in the ngati raukawa ki te tonga rohe. In tamihana te rauparahas book about his father, he tells a story that shows the deep respect maori people had for cook strait, or, as they called it, ruakawa. Fulllength portrait of tamihana or thompson, son of te rauparaha, dressed in a formal english suit and leaning against a halfpillar or desk, a book, probably a bible, under his left hand. Te waharoa, wiremu tamihana tarapipipi dictionary of new. Copies were seen through the press by john telford, but an illness resulted in edwin norris, the english philologist and expert in cuneiform, taking over the responsibility.
Tamihana tamihana was born on month day 1882, to hirini tamihana and hukaatai heta tamihana thompson born te kauwhata. Hukaatai was born in 1854, in punaruku, whangaruru south, northland, new zealand. Search for library items search for lists search for. Page 1 of 12 items national library of new zealand. Heard the land was given to rauparaha hopa agreed they should live together hopa and waimatao lived in one house rauparaha in another 60 i met tamihana who said leave rauparaha to talk to his own people rauparaha fenced and took possession i have not heard of any cession to rauparaha hopa and waimatao went away, pouri. Formal seated portrait of tamihana te rauparaha, taken by an unknown photographer in 1869. Tamihana te rauparaha, known also as katu, was the son of the great ngati toa leader te rauparaha and his fifth and senior wife, te akau of tuhourangi. Against the advice of his tribe, rauparaha had only taken a band of twenty warriors with him, and on the journey back to. Wiremu tamihana tarapipipi te waharoa, born around 1805, belonged to the ngati haua iwi of the tainui confederation. By this time his influence had declined, in part because of the humiliation of his imprisonment by governor george grey in 1846. Te rauparaha therefore determined to complete his conquest of kapiti, and there make a secure place as his. Historical records and family trees related to te rauparaha. In this painting by george angus, tamihana te rauparaha, in london in 1852, is shown in a formal english suit. Tamihana te rauparaha, also known as katu, was the son of the great ngati toa leader te rauparaha and his fifth and senior wife, te akau of tuhourangi.