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The Maori creation story describes how Rangi and Papa (heaven and earth) were originally joined closely together in darkness. They had six sons - Tane-mahute created forests, Tawhiri-matea created winds and storms, Tangaroa created fish and reptiles, Tu Matauenga created fierce humans, and two others created cultivated and uncultivated food. After a long period of darkness, the sons separated Rangi and Papa, allowing light, but Tu Matauenga ate four of his brothers, sparing only Tawhiri-matea, explaining modern human fierceness, eating habits, and storms.
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All humans descended from Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were closely clinging together in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons who represented forests, winds, fish, humans, uncultivated food, and cultivated food. The sons lived in darkness for a long time. After a battle between the sons, Tumatauenga (father of humans) ate four brothers and sprayed the father of winds, explaining modern human traits like war, eating plants and animals, and storms.
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The Maori creation story tells of Rangi and Papa, who represent Heaven and Earth. They were originally closely joined together in darkness. They had six sons - Tane Mahuta (father of forests), Tawahiri-ma-tea (father of winds), Tangaroa (father of fish and reptiles), Tu-matauguenga (father of fierce humans), Haumia-tikitiki (father of uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (father of cultivated food). Originally all beings lived in the darkness between Heaven and Earth for a long time, unable to experience light.
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According to Maori tradition:
1) All humans are descended from the ancestral pair Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were in an embrace that caused darkness.
2) Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhirimatea (winds and storms), Tangaroa (fish and reptiles), Tu-matauenga (humans), Haumia-tikitiki (uncultivated food), and Rongomatane (cultivated food).
3) For a long time, Rangi and Papa's sons and all other beings lived in darkness, unable to experience light and vision.
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According to Maori tradition:
1) All humans are descended from the ancestral pair Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were in an embrace that caused darkness.
2) Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhirimatea (winds and storms), Tangaroa (fish and reptiles), Tu-matauenga (humans), Haumia-tikitiki (uncultivated food), and Rongomatane (cultivated food).
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The Maori creation story tells of Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were originally joined together, keeping the world in darkness. They had six sons: Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhiri-ma-tea (winds), Tangaroa (sea life), Tu-matauenga (humans), Haumia-tikitiki (uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (cultivated food). After a long time in darkness, the sons pushed Rangi and Papa apart, separating heaven and earth and bringing light to the world. In the process, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers but spared
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The Maori creation story describes how Rangi (sky father) and Papa (earth mother) were originally joined closely together in darkness. They had six sons representing different natural elements. The sons grew tired of living in darkness and wanted to separate Rangi and Papa to allow light. After a battle between the sons, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers, sparing only Tawhiri-ma-tea. This explained humanity's fierce and warring nature as well as their reliance on food from plants and animals.
Contemporary traditional maori_culture_part_2
The Maori creation story describes how all humans are descended from the primordial pair Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were locked in a close embrace, shrouding the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons representing different domains: Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhiri-ma-tea (winds and storms), Tangaroa (sea life), Tu-matauenga (humans), Haumia-tik (uncultivated foods), and Rongo-ma-tane (cultivated foods). After a battle between the sons, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers but spared Tawhiri-ma
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The Maori creation story describes the separation of Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth), who were the original ancestors of all humans. They clung closely together in the darkness, along with their six sons. Tane-Mahuta grew tired of the darkness and convinced his brothers to help separate Rangi and Papa to allow light into the world. Together, the sons pushed the sky father Rangi away from Papa, the earth mother, creating space between them and bringing light.
The Maori Creation Story
Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) were the original ancestors of all humans according to Māori creation beliefs. They were joined closely together in the beginning, leaving the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons: Tane-matauenga who fathered inhabitants, Tawhiri-ma-tea who fathered winds and storms, Tangaroa who fathered fish and reptiles, Tu-matauenga who fathered fierce humans, Haumia-tikitiki who fathered uncultivated food, and Rongo-ma-tane who fathered cultivated food.
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The Maori creation story tells of Rangi and Papa, who represent heaven and earth. They were originally locked in a tight embrace, leaving their children in constant darkness. Their six sons - Tane Mahuta, Tawhiri Ma-tea, Tangaroa, Tu-matauenga, Haumia-Tikitiki, and Rongo-ma-Tane - lived in darkness between their parents for a very long time, unable to experience light and vision.
The maori creation_story
The Maori creation story tells of Rangi and Papa, who represent heaven and earth. They were originally locked in a tight embrace, leaving their children in constant darkness. Their six sons - Tane Mahuta, Tawhiri Ma-tea, Tangaroa, Tu-matauenga, Haumia-tikitiki, and Rongo-ma-tane - lived in darkness for a long time, unable to experience light and vision.
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According to Maori tradition, Rangi (sky father) and Papa (earth mother) are the primordial ancestors from which all humans are descended. They clung closely together in the darkness, along with their six sons - Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhiri-ma-tea (winds and storms), Tangaroa (sea life), Tu-matauenga (humans), Haumia-tikitiki (uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (cultivated food). After a battle between the sons, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers and spared Tawhiri-ma-tea, explaining why humans are fierce and
Contemporary traditional moari_culture_part_2
According to Maori tradition, Rangi and Papa (Heaven and Earth) were the original ancestors of all humans. They clung closely together in the beginning, leaving the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta (father of the forest), Tawhiri-ma-tea (father of winds and storms), Tangoroa (father of fish and reptiles), Tu-matauenga (father of fierce humans), Haumia-tikitiki (father of uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (father of cultivated food). After a battle between the sons, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers but spared
Contemporary traditional moari_culture_part_2
According to Maori tradition, Rangi and Papa (Heaven and Earth) were the original ancestors of all humans. They clung closely together in the beginning, leaving the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta (father of the forest), Tawhiri-ma-tea (father of winds and storms), Tangoroa (father of fish and reptiles), Tu-matauenga (father of fierce humans), Haumia-tikitiki (father of uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (father of cultivated food). After a battle between the sons, Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers but spared
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According to Maori tradition, all humans are descended from the primordial parents Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth), who were locked in a tight embrace, leaving the world in darkness. Their six sons - Tane-Mahuta, Tawhiri-ma-tea, Tangaroa, Tu-matauenga, Haumia-tikitiki, and Rongo-ma tane - grew tired of the darkness and worked together to separate their parents, bringing light and space to the world.
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All humans descended from the primordial parents Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were locked in a close embrace, keeping the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta who ruled over forests, Tawhiri-ma-tea who was father of winds, Tangaroa who was father of sea life, Tu-matauenga who represented humanity, Haumia-tikitiki who was over uncultivated food, and Rongo-ma-tane who governed cultivated plants. For a very long time, Rangi and Papa's sons and all other beings could only imagine what light and vision would be like while trapped in the darkness
Roybal
All humans descended from the primordial parents Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) who were locked in a close embrace, keeping the world in darkness. Rangi and Papa had six sons - Tane-mahuta who ruled over forests, Tawhiri-ma-tea who was father of winds, Tangaroa who was father of sea life, Tu-matauenga who was father of mankind, Haumia-tikitiki who was father of uncultivated food, and Rongo-ma-tane who was father of cultivated plants. The sons and all other beings lived in darkness for a long time, unable to experience light.
Conetmporary traditional moari_cultuer_part2
According to Maori tradition, all humans are descended from the primordial parents Rangi (sky father) and Papa (earth mother). Rangi and Papa were originally locked in a tight embrace, keeping the world in darkness. They had six sons - Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhiri-ma-tea (winds), Tangaroa (sea life), Haumia-tikitiki and Rongo-ma-tane (cultivated foods). Tu-matauenga ate four of his brothers but spared Tawhiri-ma-tea, explaining why humans are warlike and eat other creatures and why storms exist.
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According to the Maori creation story, Rangi (Heaven) and Papa (Earth) were the original ancestors who clung closely together in darkness. They had six sons - Tane-mahuta (forests), Tawhrir-ma-tea (winds and storms), Tangaroa (fish and reptiles), Tu-Matauenga (humans), Haumia-tikitiki (uncultivated food), and Rongo-ma-tane (cultivated food) - who lived with them in darkness for a long time, wondering what light might be like.
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- 1. Contemporary Traditional Maori Culture, part 2 The maori creation story:The Separation of heaven and earth By kevin blanco, 1/23/12 period 4 culture and geography Source: Geogre grey 1956 polynesian mythology christchurch, whitcombe and tombs ltd 250 250 p and mr. ruben meza
- 2. All humans are descended from one pair of ancestors rangi and papa who are also called heaven and earth
- 3. in those days , heaven and earth clung closely together and all was darkness
- 4. rangi and papa had six sons: the tane -mahute the father of the forest of thier inhabitantants
- 5. Tawhiri -ma tea the father of the winds and storm
- 6. tangaroa the father of fish and reptiles
- 7. tu matauenge the father of fierce human beings
- 8. the father of food that grows without cultivation
- 9. the father of cultivated of food
- 10. in the beginning these six sons and all other being lived in darkness for an extremely long time able only to wonder what light and vision might be like
- 11. after a battle between the six sons tu matauenga ate 4 of his brothers as food sparing tawhir ma tea the father of winds and storms
- 12. this is why today people are fierce and have war why people eat plants animals and why there are storms