Let me go back to Kupe. Kupe begat Matiu, who begat Makoro, who begat Maia, who begat Māhu, who begat Nuku-tawhiti, who begat Papatāhuriho, who begat Tāhuriake, who begat Mōuriuri, who begat Morekareka, who begat Morakitu, who begat Whiro, who begat Toi, who begat Apa. Apa begat Kauweā.

Kauweā who married, who joined Ngāpuhi to this land, to the people of Kui who lived under the ground, who dug the entrance to Kerikeri as we know it today. Kauweā begat Toko-te-rangi, who begat Rangi- taumumuhu, who begat Rangitauwhanga, who begat Hekama, who begat Paupa, who begat Maroro

Maroro begat Te Ika Tauirangi. Te Ika Tauirangi begat Awa. Awa begat Awanuiarangi. Awanuiarangi begat Rākeitapunui. Rākeitapunui begat Tamakitera. Tamakitera begat Puhi Moana Ariki. Puhi Moana Ariki begat Te Hauangiangi, who married Taurāmoko who married Tangaroa Whakamanamana and the younger was Rāhiri, behind him Māui and then Puna Teariari. Leave that there.

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