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Whakapapa (Māori pronunciation: [ˈfakapapa], ['ɸa-]), or genealogy, is a
fundamental principle in Māori culture.
Reciting one's
whakapapa proclaims one's...
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Whakapapa skifield is a
commercial skifield on the
northern side of
Mount Ruapehu in
Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. It is one of
three skifields...
- The
Whakapapa River in New
Zealand forms from
streams which trickle off the
Whakapapa skifield of
Mount Ruapehu and down the
western slopes of the mountain...
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Whakapapa Village is a
small village in the
Ruapehu District of New Zealand,
which serves as the main
entrance to
Tongariro National Park. The village...
- is part of the
Tainui confederation, the
members of
which trace their whakapapa (genealogy) back to
people who
arrived in New
Zealand on the waka (canoe)...
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Chateau Tongariro, was a
hotel and
resort complex located in
Whakapapa Village close to
Whakapapa skifield on the
slopes of
Mount Ruapehu,
within the boundaries...
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patterns and
characters represented record the
beliefs and
genealogies (
whakapapa) of Māori.
Practitioners often follow the
techniques of
their ancestors...
- with a
debated third line of oral evidence,
traditional genealogies (
whakapapa)
which point to
around 1350 as a
probable arrival date for
several of...
- Tākitimu was a waka (canoe) with
whakapapa throughout the
Pacific particularly with Samoa, the Cook Islands, and New
Zealand in
ancient times. In several...
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Whakapapa River. This led to an
influx of
tourists and
demands for more
accommodation at
Whakapapa. The
hotel Chateau Tongariro at
Whakapapa opened...
