Talk:Ngāti Te Wehi

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Decipherment

It took me 2 hours to decipher the "History" section up to 1675. Events and items are introduced or defined out of order, it's very confusing. Here is my work for future reference:

Tū-irirangi, chief of Ngāti Raukawa, gives birth to several children including Tuahu-māhina.
Tū-irirangi dies. Ngatokowaru succeeds Tū-irirangi as Ngāti Raukawa chief.
Tuahu-māhina becomes chief of the Ngāti Ariari tribe, centred at Kawhia.
Tuahu-māhina has a cousin, Pakaue.
Pakaue had children, including Te Wehi.
Te Wehi had a half-brother. Kawharu. Kawharu's tribe was the Ngāti Tamainupo. Kawharu's father was Ngaere.
As children, Kawharu and Te Wehi have a falling out.
Kawharu leaves to join his tribe, the Ngāti Tamainupo, in battles against the Ngāti Raukawa.
Eventually, Kawharu reunites with Te Wehi and Pakaue.
Pakaue obtains a sacred cloak and war club from Te Rau, a chief of another tribe.
Tuahu-māhina attempts to obtain the sacred cloak and war club from Te Rau, but finds that Pakaue beat him to it.
Tuahu-māhina is mocked by Te Kanawa, chief of the Maniapoto, for his failure..
Tuahu-māhina and Te Kanawa unite. The Ngāti Ariari and the Maniapoto hunt for Pakaue.
Tuahu-māhina's son, Tautini-moko, kills Pakaue to obtain the sacred cloak and war club.
Te Wehi has an uncle, Toa-Rangatira, of the Ngāti Mango.
Kawharu and Te Wehi enlist Toa-Rangatira (and the entire Ngāti Mango tribe?) for aid against the Ngāti Ariari and the Maniapoto.
In 1675, war occurs. Ngāti Mango versus Ngāti Ariari and the Maniapoto. Tūahu-māhina dies, and his tribe, the Ngāti Ariari, are vanquished.
The Ngāti Ariari's territory, Kawhia, is turned over to the new Te Wehi tribe.
Te Kanawa and his chiefdom, the Maniapoto, survive.

Koopinator (talk) 12:54, 27 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Ngati te wehi

Who was tokoreko 202.180.111.119 (talk) 09:58, 11 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]