Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 51. Chapters: Mana, Rangi and Papa, Matariki, Aitu, Hine-nui-te-p, Rohe, Makutu, Taranga, Ruatapu, Tongahiti, M rikoriko, Ngaro, Paikea, Karihi, Ikatere, Uranga-o-te-r, Rongomai, Makeatutara, Ng Atua, Hine-kau-ataata, H hau-whenua, Wahieroa, Rehua, Auahit roa, Apakura, Urutonga, Matuku-tangotango, Ng M nawa, Atutahi, Kaitangata, Irawaru, Paoro, Ponaturi, Maero, Hinepiripiri, Tukoio, Haumia-tiketike, Nuku-mai-tore, Kupe, M ui, Hawaiki, Arawa, Takat pui, M ori migration canoes, Tiki, Ng toro-i-rangi, Edward Robert Tregear, Pania, Hei-tiki, Io Matua Kore, Matakerep, T kitimu, Kiwa, Tinirau and Kae, M huhu-ki-te-rangi, R t, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Te Ika-a-M ui, Ngahue, Mount Hikurangi, Mataatua, Mokoia Island, Family tree of the M ori gods, Punga, Nukutere, Te Paepae-ki-Rarotonga, Aotea, Rahiri, Kurahaup, Mau r kau, Mount Taranaki legend, Toi, Manaia, Whakatau, Horouta, Tohunga, T whirirangi, Te Arat whao, Ohomairangi, T whakararo, raiteuru, T tara-i-k ria, Matoka-rau-t whiri, Tama-te-kapua, H kuturi, Mahangaatuamatua, Tokomaru, Hatupatu, Arahura, T whenua, M mari, Te Hoiere, Waipapa, Patupairehe, Muturangi, Tinana, P haorangi, Te Rangiuamutu, Te R rino, Hinauri, Tauira, Uruaokapuarangi, Te K hatuwhenua, Taik ria, Te Aratauwh iti, Te Wakat whenua, Te Rangim toru, Te Wakaringaringa, Matahourua, Toto, T nui- -rangi, Ika-Roa, Kuramarotini, Kui, Hoturapa, Rangahore, Motumotuahi, M nuka, H nakip kau-o-te-rupe, Ng tokimatawhaorua, Rongorongo, t rereao, K raerae, Pangatoru, koki, Nuku-tai-memeha, Te Waka a M ui, Moek kara, Riuk kara, Ruakaramea, Arautauta, Kahutara, Tahatuna, Aotearoa, Haungaroa, Rarohenga. Excerpt: In the M ori mythology of some tribes, Kupe was involved in the Polynesian discovery of New Zealand. There is contention concerning the status of Kupe. The contention turns on the authenticity of later versions of the le...