Te Whānau o Rangi-nui rāua ko Papa-tū-ā-nuku Flashcards

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1) Uru-te-Ngāngana

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The eldest and First-born child of the Primordial parents Rangi & Papa. The Atua of Light and Head Guardian of the Celestial bodies and the spring of Mana Atua.

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2) Rō-Iho

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Atua of Space, A Guardian of the Celestial bodies and the spring of Mana Whenua. An instructor to Tāne in the formation of Hineahuone.

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3) Rō-Ake

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Atua of Time, A Guardian of the Celestial bodies and spring of Mana Moana. An instructor to Tāne alongside Rō-Iho. Is also an attendant to Io-Matua Kore.

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4) Hae-Puru

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Atua of Celestial Energy, A Guardian of the spring of Mana Tangata. The third and final instructor of Tāne in the formation of Hineahuone, the one who gifted stardust to Hineahuone.

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5) Hae-Matua

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Atua of Cosmic Energy and Gravity, A denizen of the Heavens, and instructor of Tohi-nui-ā-rangi.

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6) Whiro-te-Tipua

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Atua of Darkness and Foresight. Head and resident of Tū-te-Āniwaniwa alongside Uru-te-Ngāngana and then the house of higher learning Te-Taiwhētuki in Rarohenga. Whiro had the most love out of all children for the Primal parents, Rangi and Papa and opposed the actions of Tāne in both the seperation and creation of mankind. (Perhaps the foresight of Whiro foresaw the damage we are causing to Rangi and Papa).

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7) Tāwhiri-mātea

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Atua of the Weather, Parent of the Four winds. Also opposed to the seperation of the Primal Parents. Two offspring of this Tāwhirimātea helped Tāne ascend the Heavens. Ara-tiatia & Toi-huarewa Guardian of one of the four most sacred houses of learning, Tītoremāhutu.

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8) Tangaroa

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Atua of the Seas, Parent of all marine life. Guardian of the entrance ways to one of four most sacred houses of higher learning, Rarauātea.

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9) Kiwa

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Atua of the Oceans, Resident of Tahora-nui-ātea, Guardian of Hine-Moana with dominion of Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa (The Indian Ocean).

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10) Te Ihorangi

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Atua of Heavenly Waters & Rain. One of three Guardians of the bounds of the Heavens.

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11) Tū-mata-uenga

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Atua of War and Human-kind resident of Whare Kura alongside Rongomaraeroa and Tūmatakaka.

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12) Te Ika-Roa

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Atua of the Milky Way, Guardian of the stars, the Ancient Atua, The Giant Celestial Fish of the Universe. Attendant to Rēhua and Guardian to the entrance way of one of the four most sacred houses of higher learning, Whakatangitangi.

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13) Raka-Maomao

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Atua of Direction and Change. Guardian to the entrance way to one of the four most sacred houses of higher learning, Makahau. (Often confused as an Atua of the wind as is invoked to cease harsh winds and rain. “Mao mao mao te ua, whiti mai te rā”).

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14) Rongo-ma-rae-roa

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Atua of Peace & Restoration. The Peacemaker. Made noa by Tū-mata-uenga in the form of the Kumara. Resident of Whare Kura.

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15) Tāwhiri-rangi

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Atua of Soft Winds. Guardian of the temple also named Tāwhirirangi. Purifier of the human soul upon being deemed worthy to ascend Ngā Rangi-tū-hāhā. Resident of Te Pū-motomoto, the outer bound of Te Toi o ngā Rangi.

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16) Rua-taumata

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Atua of Funerals & Lamentation. A Guardian of Huaki Pouri. Resident of Whakamoe-Ariki. Overseer of Te-tini-o-Pono-aua, the many attendants of the Apa (Celestial beings of no gender) often referred to as Rua-tau. Attendant to Io-Matua-Kore.

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17) Rongo-mai-waho

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Atua of Chant & Vibration (Karakia). Guardian of the temple Tangi-te-winiwini at Irihia in Tāwhiti Pāmamao.

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18) Tiwha-nui

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Atua of Vision. Guardian of Te Kohu Rau, an Earthly whare wānanga within a Cave system. Invoked in karakia to announce arrival and gain audience.

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19) Puna-Weko

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Atua of Land Birds, Denizen of the temple Te-Mahu-Rangi. Attendant to Papatūānuku.

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20) Mauhi

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Atua of Procreation. Attendant to Kōroko-i-ewe, the Atua presiding over Birth. Gifted the Raho to mankind.

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21) Huru-manu

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Atua of Sea Birds, Overseer of the most sacred warhouse, Dwelling of Tū-mata-uenga, Te-Roroku-o-te-rangi of which many weapons of war were kept.

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22) Kaukau

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Atua of Mollusks, Guardian of the seas alongside Kiwa and Takaaho. Dwells within Tahora-nui-ātea, attendant to Hine-moana.

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23) Te Kūwatawata

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Atua of the Veil, Guardian of the Underworld, the Great doorway between light and dark. Urged Hine-tītama to return to the light upon her journey to Rarohenga.

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24) Taka-aho

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Atua of Sharks, Guardian of the seas alongside Kiwa and Kaukau. Dwells within Tahora-nui-ātea, attendant to Hine-moana.

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25) Rongo-hua-kai

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Atua of Taniwha, A retainer of Miru, Guardian of Tatau-o-te-Pō in Rarohenga. The devourer of Occult Knowledge.

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26) Rongo-whakaata

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Atua of Creative Energy & Reflections. Dwells within Te Rawheoro. Well known for reflecting Ranginui within the waters to console Papatūānuku.

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27) Timutahi

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Atua of Tides, A Guardian of Te Whatukura a Tangaroa. Master of Te Huka-tai, invoked to prevent Ngaru-nui (Tsunami waves).

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28) Ue-Poto

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Atua of Curiosity and Discovery. The first to step into the world of light. Dwells within Tiritiri-o-Matangi.

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29) Peketua

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Atua of Reptiles. Origin of the Tuatara. Creator of the first egg. Dwells within Te-tatau-o-te-pō. Attendant to Miru.