Kāraerae
Great Māori migration waka | |
Commander | Tamatea-arikinui |
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Kāraerae was a great migratory waka (canoe) used by early Polynesian settlers in New Zealand according to Māori tradition, in which it is said that after Tamatea-arikinui wrecked the Tākitimu at Te Waewae Bay in Southland, he built the Kāraerae and sailed back to the North Island.[1]
In one Moriori tradition, Te Kāraerae was said to be the first canoe to land at Rēkohu. It was captained by Kahukoha, Rongomaiwhenua, Te Ao, and Puwaitaha – all of Ngāti Kopeka, a branch of Waitaha.[2]
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- Aotea
- Aotearoa
- Arahura
- Āraiteuru
- Arautauta
- Arawa
- Horouta
- Hīnakipākau-o-te-rupe
- Kahuitara
- Kahutara
- Kāraerae
- Kurahaupō
- Mahangaatuamatua
- Māhuhu-ki-te-rangi / Māhuhu
- Mānuka
- Māmari
- Mātaatua
- Matahourua
- Moekākara
- Motumotuahi
- Ngātokimatawhaorua
- Nuku-tai-memeha
- Nukutere
- Ōkoki
- Ōtūrereao
- Pangatoru
- Riukākara
- Ruakaramea
- Tahatuna
- Taikōria
- Tainui
- Tākitimu
- Tauira
- Tāwhirirangi
- Te Aratauwhāiti
- Te Aratāwhao
- Te Hoiere
- Te Kōhatuwhenua
- Te Paepae-ki-Rarotonga
- Te Rangimātoru
- Te Rangiuamutu / Tairea
- Te Rīrino
- Te Wakaringaringa
- Te Wakatūwhenua
- Tereanini
- Tinana / Te Māmaru
- Tokomaru
- Tōtara-i-kāria
- Tūnui-ā-rangi
- Tūwhenua
- Uruaokapuarangi / Uruao
- Waipapa
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