- Māori arrived.
Their hapū were Ngāti Kura, Ngāti Korakorako, and Ngāti
Tūrehu.
Their chiefs were Tahurangi, Whanawhana, Nukupori, Tuku, Ripiroaitu, Tapu-te-uru...
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perhaps the most well-known, of
which Ngāti Kura, Ngāti Korakorako, and Ngāti
Tūrehu are said to be sub-groupings. In oral tradition,
patupaiarehe taught weaving...
- guardians, gods, goddesses, holy
chiefs and
nobles (rangatira), and the
tūrehu, who are
described as celestial, fairy-like people.
Rarohenga is predominantly...
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supernatural beings, the
Tūrehu, as
being the
inhabitants of the area
prior to Māori settlement. The
Kaipara Harbour is ****ociated with the
Tūrehu Tumutumuwhenua...
- (Welsh) –
Nature spirit Tulpa Tunda Tupilaq (Inuit) –
Animated construct Turehu (Māori) – Pale
spirit Türst (Swiss) –
legendary figure who
turns people...
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already being occupied by the
supernatural Tūrehu people, and many
place names in the area
reference Tūrehu figures, such as
Hinerangi and Manawatere....
- hilltop-living
spiritual or
otherworldly beings resembling humans in appearance.
Turehu are pale-skinned
ghostly people living in
woodland areas.
Julie Miller;...
- the Waitākere Ranges, Te Wao Nui o Tiriwa), a
chief of the
supernatural Tūrehu people, who
uplifted Rangitoto from
Karekare on the west coast, as a show...
-
traditional Tāmaki Māori
story involving a
battle between the
supernatural Tūrehu people of the Waitākere and
Hunua ranges,
where magic was used to turn warriors...
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already being occupied by the
supernatural Tūrehu people, and many
place names in the area
reference Tūrehu figures, such as
Hinerangi and Manawatere....
