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RAAHOROI 17TH

9.00am Koroneihana Sports Festival, Paterson Park

Ngaa Kapa Haka o te Motu, Marae Atea

RAATAPU 18TH

9.00am Koroneihana Sports Festival, Paterson Park

10.00am Karakai o te Raatapu

11.00am Ngaa Kapa Haka o te Motu

RAAHINA 19TH

9.00am Ngaa Kawe Mate o Tainui

RAATU 20TH

9.00am Ngaa Kawe Mate o te Motu

RAAPA 21ST

10.00am Te Karakia hei whakanui i te Koroneihana

Tuangahuru maa toru o Kiingi Tuheitia

Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII

WHAT IS KORONEIHANA

The annual Koroneihana (coronation) commemorations marks the time when King Tuheitia ascended the throne on the 21 August 2006 following the passing of his mother, Te Arikinui Dame Te Ataairangikaahu, who had reigned for 40 years from 23 May 1966.

The August celebrations are expected to be the biggest ever to match the 10 year milestone of King Tuheitia’s reign also paying tribute and remembering his mother.

Koroneihana attracts hundreds of visitors nationally and internationally to Turangawaewae Marae in Ngaruawahia, for the week long celebrations.

It brings together iwi from across the motu (country) who support the Maori kingship movement which emerged in the 1850s as a symbol of unity.

Throughout the week visitors and iwi members will take part in political debates on matters important to the Kingitanga and to Maoridom. Cultural performances, sports competitions, education expo and other festivities also take place. Koroneihana is one of the key events on the Māori calendar.

All of our sessions at the conference follow a hybrid session model where the speakers will deliver the best in practical web solutions.

PHOTOS

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Tu’i Tonga 🇹🇴 Princess Te Puea Herangi wi

Tu’i Tonga 🇹🇴

Princess Te Puea Herangi with Tongan Noble Lord Kalaniuvalu holding the ancient turtle, Tu'imalila, said to be gifted to the Tu’i Tonga Pau by Captain Cook.

Source: Photo by A Hettig in 1947, held in the Whitcombe Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington.

#NiceShareTagataPasifika

Kia tuupato ki te 18, Hepetema te marama. He tau a

Kia tuupato ki te 18, Hepetema te marama. He tau ariki te tau! He tau whakahaere ki a Ihoa! - Taawhiao.

Mangai Tautoko Ae - Paimaarire 💜⭐🌙

#TE POUKAI O TAURANGANUI MARAE commemorates the co

#TE POUKAI O TAURANGANUI MARAE commemorates the coronation day of Kiingi Mahuta - 14 September 1894

Kiingi Mahuta
Kiingi o te Rangimarie
1894 - 1912 (reign)

Mahuta Taawhiao was born in 1855 at Whatiwhatihoe. He was the oldest son of King Taawhiao, the second Maaori King. He grew up during the wars of the 1860s in Maniapoto in exile and isolation which followed, but was still trained in Tainui tikanga and whakapapa.

Mahuta married Te Marae, a woman of strong, independent character who became a King movement leader in her own right. Mahuta and Te Marae had five sons: Te Rata (eventually the fourth King), Taipu, Tumate, Tonga and Te Rauangaanga.

When Taawhiao died in August 1894, Tupu Taingakawa Te Waharoa, known as the kingmaker, anointed Mahuta as the third King while his father's body lay in state at Taupiri. Mahuta is deemed to have become King on 14 September 1894.

On 15 September he, accompanied by other members of the royal family, made a formal entrance into the house of his parliament, Te Kauhanganui, and was seated on his father's throne. His younger brother, Te Wherowhero Taawhiao, announced that Mahuta was to be known as 'King Taawhiao III.'

Mahuta spoke, promising to hold on to Taawhiao sayings and teachings. Out on the marae three volleys were fired in honour of the new King.

#Pootatau #Taawhiao #Mahuta #TeRata #Koroki #TeAtairangikaahu

Te Puhi Ariki Ngawai Honoitepo raaua Te Ariki Tam

Te Puhi Ariki Ngawai Honoitepo raaua Te Ariki Tamaroa Whatumoana.

At this year's 12th annual Kiingitanga Day at Te Whare Wananga o Waikato.

#AmoAke #Kiingitanga #Kotahitanga

1914 — From one King to another Kiingi Te Rata

1914 — From one King to another

Kiingi Te Rata Mahuta, sailed to London to make a direct appeal to King George V over land grievances.

The response is the same as it has been for decades: this is a matter for the New Zealand government to decide.

Image caption: Miles and Kaye (1914). Maaori Mission to England, 1914; an attempt to rectify Maaori grievances with a direct appeal to the Crown.

[LtoR] Te Rata Mahuta Pootatau Te Wherowhero, Tupu Taingakawa (seated) Mita Karaka and Hori Tiro Paora.

• Gold fob watch of Kiingi Mahuta 💙 • Engr

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Gold fob watch of Kiingi Mahuta 💙
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Engraving on the inside back of the watch says: Mahuta Taawhiao Pootatau Te Wherowhero.
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Te Puea Herangi 1912, Pei Te Hurinui Jones 1937, Brian Hauauru Jones 7.5.76
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Collection of Pei Te Hurinui Jones gifted by Te Puea Herangi
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#TeRaaKiingitanga #TeWhareWaanangaOWaikato

12th Annual Kiingitanga day, tommrow at Te Whare W

12th Annual Kiingitanga day, tommrow at Te Whare Waananga o Waikato.

Catch our live with Moko, at 8.40am.

Kia tau iho te korowai o te atawhai ki runga ki too taatou Kiingi, Te Kaahui Ariki whaanui hoki. Paimaarire.

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🥳🥳 H I K A I R O 🥳🥳 Ngaa mihi aroha,

🥳🥳 H I K A I R O 🥳🥳

Ngaa mihi aroha, ngaa mihi uruhau ki a koe i too raa nui, i too raa whaanau tuaono.

Kaare e kore ko koe i ruiruia ki ngaa nui o te raa, te mokopuna a too tuupuna a Kiingi Tuheitia.

Happy Hikairo Paki Day e te iwi 🥳🎂✨

"He tamaiti ahau naa tooku Paapaa, he mea mate nui ahau naa tooku Maamaa

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Te reo karanga o te kiingitanga, kua nguu. ______

Te reo karanga o te kiingitanga, kua nguu.
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He Kura Tangihia, He Maimai Aroha

He tai ka ripiripia te tai a te moana. Rere kau mai te huka tai raaumako te rehu tai. Te tai o aake aake.

Kua tuu te manawa o Te Awhina Naera, pou o te Kiingitanga, pou o Turangwaewae, pou o Te Kapa Haka o Te Pou o Mangataawhiri.

Awhi will return to Turangawaewae tomorrow and the funeral has been set for Tuesday.

Kua riro raa koe ki te au o Mooriaanuku. Kauria te moana o whakaaro nui.

E Awhi, moe mai raa - Paimaarire

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Te Reo o Te Kiingitanga Koroneihana2020 #Amoake

Te Reo o Te Kiingitanga

Koroneihana2020 #Amoake #Throwback

Te Reo o Te Kiingitanga Koroneihana2020 #Amoake

Te Reo o Te Kiingitanga

Koroneihana2020 #Amoake #Throwback

He oranga kei roto i te kata. Note our kaumaatua

He oranga kei roto i te kata. Note our kaumaatua are watching the live streaming on big screen, it’s a break, so perfectly fine for Nana to be sitting in front 😊

Koroneihana 2020 #Amoake #throwback

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - s

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - second King passed away at Parawera near Kihikihi.

Kaumaatua accounts record Taawhiao attending the funeral of Rewi Manga Maniapoto at Kihikihi in June. From there he became ill and stayed with relatives at Parawera.

He lived his last days in a small house surrounded by tall trees at the rear right of the Marae site. One of his last statements was to recall the words of his father Pootatau Te Wherowhero "i muri i a au, kia mau ki te ture, ko te whakapono, ki te aroha - hold fast to law, to faith and to love"

The tangi for Taawhiao lasted nearly a month, after a week at Parawera, he lay in state at his Te Kauwhanganui Parliament at Maungaakawa near Cambridge. After some time there he was taken to Hukanui at Gordonton before being buried at Taupiri Maunga. He was carried by horse and cart and a procession of wailing mourners followed behind, most on foot.

He was buried on the 14th of September 1894. His oldest son Mahuta was consecrated as King next to the casket of his father.

Moe mai e koro ki te urunga tee taka, ki tua o Rangiwhakamoeariki. Waiho mai ngoo tongikura hei ata moou ki te ao tuuroa.

Photo Credits: Taawhiao -Tuurongo Collection; Taawhiao and Te Wheoro - London Newspaper; Salute at Taawhiao's tangi - supplied and coloured by Paul Meredith.

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - s

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - second King passed away at Parawera near Kihikihi.

Kaumaatua accounts record Taawhiao attending the funeral of Rewi Manga Maniapoto at Kihikihi in June. From there he became ill and stayed with relatives at Parawera.

He lived his last days in a small house surrounded by tall trees at the rear right of the Marae site. One of his last statements was to recall the words of his father Pootatau Te Wherowhero "i muri i a au, kia mau ki te ture, ko te whakapono, ki te aroha - hold fast to law, to faith and to love"

The tangi for Taawhiao lasted nearly a month, after a week at Parawera, he lay in state at his Te Kauwhanganui Parliament at Maungaakawa near Cambridge. After some time there he was taken to Hukanui at Gordonton before being buried at Taupiri Maunga. He was carried by horse and cart and a procession of wailing mourners followed behind, most on foot.

He was buried on the 14th of September 1894. His oldest son Mahuta was consecrated as King next to the casket of his father.

Moe mai e koro ki te urunga tee taka, ki tua o Rangiwhakamoeariki. Waiho mai ngoo tongikura hei ata moou ki te ao tuuroa.

Photo Credits: Taawhiao -Tuurongo Collection; Taawhiao and Te Wheoro - London Newspaper; Salute at Taawhiao's tangi - supplied and coloured by Paul Meredith.

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - s

26 August 1894 - Tuukaaroto Matutaera Taawhiao - second King passed away at Parawera near Kihikihi.

Kaumaatua accounts record Taawhiao attending the funeral of Rewi Manga Maniapoto at Kihikihi in June. From there he became ill and stayed with relatives at Parawera.

He lived his last days in a small house surrounded by tall trees at the rear right of the Marae site. One of his last statements was to recall the words of his father Pootatau Te Wherowhero "i muri i a au, kia mau ki te ture, ko te whakapono, ki te aroha - hold fast to law, to faith and to love"

The tangi for Taawhiao lasted nearly a month, after a week at Parawera, he lay in state at his Te Kauwhanganui Parliament at Maungaakawa near Cambridge. After some time there he was taken to Hukanui at Gordonton before being buried at Taupiri Maunga. He was carried by horse and cart and a procession of wailing mourners followed behind, most on foot.

He was buried on the 14th of September 1894. His oldest son Mahuta was consecrated as King next to the casket of his father.

Moe mai e koro ki te urunga tee taka, ki tua o Rangiwhakamoeariki. Waiho mai ngoo tongikura hei ata moou ki te ao tuuroa.

Photo Credits: Taawhiao -Tuurongo Collection; Taawhiao and Te Wheoro - London Newspaper; Salute at Taawhiao's tangi - supplied and coloured by Paul Meredith.

Te Puhi Ariki raaua ko Te Ariki Tamaroa standing u

Te Puhi Ariki raaua ko Te Ariki Tamaroa standing under Mahinarangi doorway.

#Koroneihana2020 #Amoake
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Te Pikikotuku o Ngaati Rongomai at this years Koro

Te Pikikotuku o Ngaati Rongomai at this years Koroneihana 2020

"Amohia ake te ora o te iwi ka puta ki te wheiao." -Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII

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Piiki mihi ki a Lesley me ngaana haapai oo ki The

Piiki mihi ki a Lesley me ngaana haapai oo ki The District.

The District hosted Kiingi Tuheitia, the Kaahui Ariki and a small amount of close friends.
The atmosphere was full of aroha, and so was the kai.

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https://www.thedistrict.co.nz/

Piiki mihi ki a Lesley me ngaana haapai oo ki The

Piiki mihi ki a Lesley me ngaana haapai oo ki The District.

The District hosted Kiingi Tuheitia, the Kaahui Ariki and a small amount of close friends.
The atmosphere was full of aroha, and so was the kai.
📸A.E Photography

https://www.thedistrict.co.nz/

#KiingiTuheitiaAward for Emerging Māori Artists

#KiingiTuheitiaAward for Emerging Māori Artists $20,000 first prize
This award is a collaboration between Kiingitanga New Zealand Portrait Gallery ans Creative New Zealand

#TaaparatiaTeMaahina = 'let your light shine'

Connect to learn more and register your interest nzportraitgallery.org.nz/kiingituheitiaaward

The Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award is a biennial portrait Award for emerging Māori artists hosted and administered by the New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata in honour of Kiingi Tuheitia.

Ko Te Tohu Kiriaro o Kiingi Tuheitia he tohu o ia rua tau mō ngā kaitoi Maaori whanake. Ewhakahaerehia ana te tohu nei e Te Pūkenga Whakaata hei whakahōnore i a Kiingi Tuheitia.

#tuupuna #art #ancestors #emergingmaaoriartists

It isn't mahi if you love what you do. Mahia te m

It isn't mahi if you love what you do.

Mahia te mahi hei painga moo te iwi
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Puhi Ariki Ngawai hono i te poo, broadcasting this

Puhi Ariki Ngawai hono i te poo, broadcasting this years online Koroneihana.
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Catch Te Puhi Ariki Ngawaihonoitepoo & Maangai moo

Catch Te Puhi Ariki Ngawaihonoitepoo & Maangai moo te Kiingitanga Rahui Papa on our livestream feed on our Facebook page
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Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020 “Ki

Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020

“Kia mau ki te ture, ki te whakapono me te aroha.”

“Ki te kotahi te kaakaho ka whati, ki te kaapuia, e kore e whati.”

“Taaparatia te maahina, he puurangi, he maaneanea.”

As I enter my 15th year, I remain committed to serving as King. I thank you all for this privilege and affirm my commitment to all iwi of the Kiingitanga.
Lastly, from my family to yours – be safe, be kind and full of aroha. E te iwi Maaori, my heart, my actions and my leadership are for the people. Always for the people. My family and I thank you all.

Maa te Atua koutou e manaaki, e tiaki.
Paimaarire.
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Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020 “Ki

Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020

“Kia mau ki te ture, ki te whakapono me te aroha.”

“Ki te kotahi te kaakaho ka whati, ki te kaapuia, e kore e whati.”

“Taaparatia te maahina, he puurangi, he maaneanea.”

As I enter my 15th year, I remain committed to serving as King. I thank you all for this privilege and affirm my commitment to all iwi of the Kiingitanga.
Lastly, from my family to yours – be safe, be kind and full of aroha. E te iwi Maaori, my heart, my actions and my leadership are for the people. Always for the people. My family and I thank you all.

Maa te Atua koutou e manaaki, e tiaki.
Paimaarire.
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Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020 “Ki

Te Raa Koroneihana Tuangahuru Maa Whaa 2020

“Kia mau ki te ture, ki te whakapono me te aroha.”

“Ki te kotahi te kaakaho ka whati, ki te kaapuia, e kore e whati.”

“Taaparatia te maahina, he puurangi, he maaneanea.”

As I enter my 15th year, I remain committed to serving as King. I thank you all for this privilege and affirm my commitment to all iwi of the Kiingitanga.
Lastly, from my family to yours – be safe, be kind and full of aroha. E te iwi Maaori, my heart, my actions and my leadership are for the people. Always for the people. My family and I thank you all.

Maa te Atua koutou e manaaki, e tiaki.
Paimaarire.
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He kura i tangihia he Maimai Aroha ki a raatou. H

He kura i tangihia he Maimai Aroha ki a raatou.
He kura i tangihia he Maimai Aroha ki a tatou.

He muri Aroha moo ngaa urupa a raatou maa. Kaare hoki koia te mamae kei te tau o te ate. Mapu kau, kua riro koutou. Riringi roimata, e taurangi ana mou e kaituu ake raa. Tangi noa, te manawa.

Paimaarire.

#AmoAke FRIDAY 21st Te Raa Koroneihana
6.45am LIVESTREAM starts
7am Te Hikinga o te Kara o Te Paki o Matariki
10am Te Karakia moo Te Raa Koroneihana
10.45am He mihi naa Te Pirimia o Aotearoa
10.55am Ngaa mihimihi a te Motu
11:40am Te Pikikotuku o Ngaati Rongomai
12.05pm Te Kauwhau aa Te Kiingi Maaori, Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero Vll

Nooreira - plan to be with us as we make world history. You can watch on our FACEBOOK PAGE and on the Kiingitanga Youtube channel.

Now the whole 🌍 can come to Koroneihana online 💛

Stay Safe • Be Kind • Be Patient
Amohia ake te ora o te iwi, ka puta ki te whei ao.

#KawemateoTainui #Pani #Pouaru #Rawakore #Kotahitanga #AmoAke

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👑 #AmoAke Koroneihana Online 👑 Prep for Kor

👑 #AmoAke Koroneihana Online 👑

Prep for Koroneihana 2020 is virtually underway 😊

We hope you’ll join us from 6.45AM for the start of our LIVESTREAM from Turangawaewae Marae for the 14th Coronation Commemorations and Celebrations for Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero Vll on Friday 21st August.

We’ll be LIVE throughout the day with a programme of kaupapa and entertainment before and after our King’s annual Koroneihana speech, just before midday.

✨✨ Nooreira - plan to be with us ✨✨

Here’s how YOU can be part of Koroneihana from a distance:

👉🏾 To our marae whaanau … please raise your Kara at 7AM if it is safe to do so.

👉🏾 Send us a photo of your loved ones that have passed away in the year gone to: kawemate@kiingitanga.com
Include their name and iwi affiliations. Send your photos no later than 2pm on Thursday 20th August 2020.

👉🏾 Use our hash tag #AmoAke for any social media posts about Koroneihana. We’ll see them and know you’re celebrating with us.

👉🏾 Celebrate Te Raa Koroneihana by spending quality time with your whaanau and enjoying a good haakari.

Our livestream presenters are Te Puhi Ariki Ngaawai hono i te Poo and Rahui Papa. You can watch on the Kiingitanga Facebook and Youtube channel and all other social media networks.

Programme details coming soon!
#StaySafe #StayWell #BeKind Kia haumaru te noho!

WERO, Tamiaho Searancke, Taane Te Koi. "Ruuken

WERO,

Tamiaho Searancke, Taane Te Koi.

"Ruukena rawatia ngaa puunitanita o te papa, e takahi ai te ara o te ora"

This morning’s poowhiri is the first official kaupapa since March for Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII. He welcomes the Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier to Turangawaewae marae.

He was here to present his report released last week on Oranga Tamariki to the King. And to establish meaningful koorero with leading Maaori health experts regarding the much needed overhaul of the state entity.

The Ombudsman’s roopuu, Te Puuhara Mana Tangata includes Lady Tureiti Moxon, Naida Glavish, Arihia Bennett, Ngahiwi Tomoana, Nevil Baker, Juscinta Grace and Jacob McGregor.

Paimaarire.
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All, who are working together, making moves today.

All, who are working together, making moves today...

For the betterment of our peepi.

"Ruukena rawatia ngaa puunitanita o te papa, e takahi ai te ara o te ora"

This morning’s poowhiri is the first official kaupapa since March for Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII and the Kaahui Ariki. He, the Kaahui Ariki and Kaumaatua from Tainui Waka welcomed the Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier to Turangawaewae marae.

He was here to present his report released last week on Oranga Tamariki to the King. And to establish meaningful koorero with leading Maaori health experts regarding the much needed overhaul of the state entity.

The Ombudsman’s roopuu, Te Puuhara Mana Tangata includes Lady Tureiti Moxon, Naida Glavish, Arihia Bennett, Ngahiwi Tomoana, Nevil Baker, Juscinta Grace and Jacob McGregor.

Paimaarire
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He Tohu maumaharatanga ki a Kiingi Koroki

Tainui gather to commemorate 100 years since the passing of Kiingi Taawhiao.

Wii and Waa found at Huntly KFC on their way to the Tani Club.

Birthday aroha from Hawaii

Birthday aroha from The RevToks

Birthday aroha from Medical Team Taipei Veterans General Hospital

Te Ao Katoa Kiingi Tuheitia 65th Birthday Celebrations

Te Ao Katoa Kiingi Tuheitia 65th Birthday Celebrations

King places a raahui on Waikato and Waipaa rivers and waterways

Te Motu

Whaia ko te Mana Motuhake - Kiingi Tuheitia 19.04.2020

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