Te Wera was one of the leaders who, later, combined their forces to punish them at a battle called Te Ruru, near present-day Dannevirke. For many years after these tumultuous events Te …

Te Wera Hauraki (?–1839) was a rangatira (chieftain) of the Ngāti Hineira and Te Uri Taniwha hapū of the Ngāpuhi iwi from the Northland region of New Zealand. From about 1818 to 1821, …

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TE WERA HAURAKI KAITEKE (?-1839), a celebrated Ngapuhi chief, was the son of Kaiteke, or Te Wera, and lived at Te Ahuahu, near Waimate. He was one of Hongi's trusted leaders and …

A wise and successful leader in peace and a courageous strategist in war, Te Wera, in 1830, arranged with Pareihe an alliance of Hawke's Bay tribes. He was greatly influenced by the …

The narrative deals with various conflicts involving Te Arawa and Ngapuhi in the 18th and 19th century, together with information about other related events (for example Hongi Hika …

Te Wera Hauraki was returning Te-Whare-umu who he had captured at Nuku-taurua at Te Mahia. Of Mauparaoa it appears that he was now an integral part of Pomare’s people, being a …

Te Wera Hauraki May 16. Missionary in Ngati Kahungunu. Although Te Wera Hauraki is commemorated for his importance in Ngati Kahungunu, he was a Nga Puhi leader from the …

About this item Title TE WERA, Hauraki Kaiteke Content partner Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage Collection Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand Description In …

Te Wera was a Ngā Puhi chief from the north who settled at Māhia on the East Coast, creating peace with his former enemies there and providing a mantle of protection and solidarity …