Te Atua Family - Henare Te Atua

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Rā | Date1850-1912Ingoa Taitara | TitleTe Atua Family - Henare Te AtuaHenare Te Atua son of Hone Te WhakapaiKaituhituhi | AuthorMarina SciasciaHilary PedersenKaihanga | CreatorAngela BallaraPiri SciasciaHanga Ā-tinana | Physical FormatpdfWhakaahuatanga | DescriptionHenare Te Atua, the son of Hone Te Whakapai, was a prominent leader of the Ngāti Kahungunu iwi during a period marked by profound transformation in Porangahau. As his community faced the encroachment of settler land occupation, Henare navigated the complexities of shifting cultural and religious landscapes. His leadership was pivotal in addressing the challenges posed by colonisation, as he sought to protect the rights and traditions of his people amidst the pressures of change. Through his efforts, he laid the groundwork for the modern Ngāti Kere, ensuring that the values and identity of his iwi would endure for future generations. Henare’s legacy is a testament to resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity.Wāhi | LocationPorangahauTohu Matawhenua | Geo Coordinates^[1]

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Kohinga | CollectionMatatoa – Fathers and sonsHaurongo | BiographiesBiography: Te Atua FamilyTangata | PersonHenare Te AtuaNgā Kōrero E Pā Ana | Related StoriesTe Atua Family - Henare Te Atua HokiangaWāhi | PlacePorangahauIwiNgati KahungunuHapūNgati KereMaraeRongomaraeroa

Whānau | Family

Whaea | MotherAni KanaraMatua | FatherHone Te WhakapaiWahine | WifeMirianata KuitohiTamariki | ChildrenTe Wahanga Hinerohi Te Atua

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