Tama-te-kapua was Kahumatamomoe's father, who escaped Uenuku's wrath in Hawaiki. Kahu's son was Tawaki-moe-tahanga, whose own son was Uenuku-mai-Rarotonga who married Whakaotirangi, who is not the same Whakaotirangi who came to New Zealand on the Tainui canoe.[3][4][5]
kahumatamomoe, kahu, short, early, māori, explorer, māori, traditions, travelled, with, nephew, ihenga, from, rotorua, kaipara, harbour, then, alone, around, coromandel, peninsula, back, rotorua, lake, rotorua, full, name, rotoruanui, named, ihenga, honour, un. Kahumatamomoe Kahu for short was an early Maori explorer in Maori traditions He travelled with his nephew Ihenga from Rotorua to Kaipara Harbour and then alone around the Coromandel Peninsula and back to Rotorua 1 Lake Rotorua s full name is Te Rotoruanui a Kahumatamomoe and was named by Ihenga to honour his uncle 2 Genealogy editTama te kapua was Kahumatamomoe s father who escaped Uenuku s wrath in Hawaiki Kahu s son was Tawaki moe tahanga whose own son was Uenuku mai Rarotonga who married Whakaotirangi who is not the same Whakaotirangi who came to New Zealand on the Tainui canoe 3 4 5 References edit nbsp Mythology portal nbsp New Zealand portal nbsp Oceania portal Rawiri Taonui March 2009 Nga waewae tapu Maori exploration Te Ara the Encyclopedia of New Zealand Malcolm McKinnon March 2009 Volcanic Plateau places Lake Rotorua Te Ara the Encyclopedia of New Zealand Tregear Edward 1891 The Maori Polynesian comparative dictionary p 572 Retrieved 7 May 2020 Shortland Edward Maori Religion and Mythology Retrieved 7 May 2020 Grey George 1854 Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealanders pp 92 97 Retrieved 7 May 2020 nbsp This article relating to Maori mythology is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kahumatamomoe amp oldid 1198767978, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
