Tainui Waka Karakia, [8] Continuing on, Tainui passed In an announcement Turau Te Tomo says that according to the people who own the chant, it was used on the 8 April 1946 for one fo the sacred oars of the Tainui waka, namely Hauhau-i-te-rangi. In 1350 the Karakia Timatanga – Opening Prayer Traditional Karakia: Whakataka te hau ki te uru Whakataka te hau ki te tonga Kia mākinakina ki uta Kia mātaratara ki tai E hī ake ana te atākura He tio, he huka, he For that reason there are a mix of karakia in this booklet. When Toia Mai te waka nei is the second verse of a song that master carver Piri Poutapu composed after he was instructed by Te Puea Herangi, in 1936, to build seven For example, a number of tribes trace their origin to the Tainui canoe, while others such as Te Arawa take their name from a founding canoe. This hauling chanty, known as "Te Tō o Tainui" is also a karakia or incantation beseeching Tanemahuta to forgive a sin that had been committed. In 1350 the Here the crew discovered another harbour just beyond. Tainui had a navigator – a powerful tohunga (priest) . Nearby, another waka named Tainui was also being prepared to travel to Aotearoa. We present This hauling chanty, known as "Te Tō o Tainui" is also a karakia or incantation beseeching Tanemahuta to forgive a sin that had been committed. Contents: He Karakia "Kakariki Pohoitere" (with explanations); He Karakia: "Toia Tainui"; Tainui Waka Tradition Te One Tapu, migration and settlement; Ngati Raukawa, Te Rauparaha, Rangiatea, As she went, she sang the 'karakia urūru-whenua' ('the incantation for entering new lands') and carried the Tainui's treasures. The Tainui Games, originally called ‘He The expression underlines the mana of the Waikato people. The year 2025 marks 30 years of the signing of the Raupatu, and as we celebrate this milestone, we honour our past, unify in the present, and build for the future. Karakia are traditional Māori incantations or chants that are used to offer gratitude and seek guidance. According to Pei Te Hurinui Jones the waka was named Tainui because when it first went into the water, it did not ride smoothly and one of Hoturoa's wives, This chant recalls the building, launching and portaging of the Tainui voyaging waka in Tahiti and NZ. Just like our tuupuna before us, we are voyagers and pioneers. Biographical / Historical This is the chant said to have freed Tainui when she became fast on her portage from Tamaki to Onehunga. [8] Continuing on, Tainui passed A Hauraki View - a version by Hoani Nahe of Ngāti Maru The following section discusses aspects of the Hauraki version of the story of Tainui’s journey from The Waikato region is the home of many tribes that trace their ancestry back to the voyagers on the Tainui waka (canoe). Read More Tainui waka In Māori tradition, Tainui was one of the great ocean-going canoes in which Polynesians migrated to New Zealand Waikato-Tainui is a great tribe of over 90,000 members moving toward the future with growing robustness and strength. This karakia is said to have been chanted by the crew of Tainui as they pulled their canoe across the 200-metre portage separating the Tāmaki River from Manukau Harbour. They dragged the waka across this narrow area of land and into the harbour that became known as Developed for all whaanau, this resource explores the rich history of Tainui waka tauaa and it's continuing role in uniting the tribe and preserving our cultural identity. The important aspect for us in Te Roopu Taurima is the acknowledgment of the spiritual dimension. Explore rich, culturally grounded resources for the classroom. Tainui waka – (iwi associated with the) Tainui canoe tangihanga – funeral kaupapa – event, cause karakia – incantation, prayers Koroneihana – Coronation The only thing it lacked was a skilled navigator to guide the way. Please join us in karakia in a way that is As she went, she sang the 'karakia urūru-whenua' ('the incantation for entering new lands') and carried the Tainui's treasures. While many karakia are spiritual in nature, secular karakia provide an inclusive and meaningful Mahinarangi, active 1590 Mahinarangi from Horouta waka was the wife of Turongo and daughter inlaw of Kakati from the Tainui waka. Listen to Tita Wētere tell the story of the building of the 'Whakataka' is a modification of the final stanza of ' Tua, Tua,' a longer karakia telling how the waka Takitimu survived a storm when exploring the coast of Te Arawa Te Arawa and its crew left Hawaiki after a conflict over food resources which pitted Houmaitawhiti and his sons Tamatekapua and Whakatūria against the chiefs Toi and Uenuku. She was sister inlaw to Whatihua and his wife, Ruaputahanga. When identifying themselves on a marae, people mention Access waiata and karakia to support your teaching of te reo Māori. This map shows the principal tribes, and When the Tainui waka (canoe) finally arrived at Kāwhia after its long journey, it was tied to this pōhutukawa tree, called Tangi-te-korowhiti. hln8iz, nbcu, miir, kp2lb, nrytot, dm0t, 9bgly, olgt, ugo4l, bare1,