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… this conflict, according to Robley, he fought against Hōne Heke , but afterwards made friends with him. Pene Taka's …
Type: Biography
… name of Hariata, who was to become the wife first of Hōne Heke and then of Ārama Karaka Pī. Turikatuku may also have …
Type: Biography
… his agreement. Early in 1845 he joined forces with Hōne Heke in challenging British sovereignty. At Kororāreka, on … northern war of 1845–46 involved the forces of Kawiti and Heke against British troops and Māori allies. The British … included a cession of land. It is said that he censured Heke, who was tempted to make peace, with these words: 'You …
Type: Biography
… to protect settler interests. In the campaigns against Hōne Heke and his allies in 1845–46 Maning organised supplies to … of the war in the north of New Zealand against the chief Heke , his well-crafted account of the war written from the perspective of an imaginary Māori supporter of Hōne Heke. The work was not published until 1862. The war years …
Type: Biography
… and in 1845 refused passage through his territories to Hōne Heke Pōkai . This prevented conflict from spreading south … in a dispute over precedence with his cousin Paikea Te Hekeua, a leader of Te Uri-o-Hau. Governor George Grey … call at Whangārei before visiting Kaipara; Paikea Te Hekeua refused to meet the governor if he came to Kaipara …
Type: Biography
… bloodshed. The war in the north (1845–46) began when Hōne Heke cut down a flagpole flying the British flag at Russell …
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… always support Māori causes. He was unsympathetic to Hōne Heke , attributing his disaffection to personal ambition and … and interpreter for the British in the wars against Hōne Heke. Although Grey pressed him to remain in government …
Type: Biography
… the ancestor also of Rewa (Mānu), Hongi Hika and Hōne Heke . By marriage as well as descent Patuone was related to … was one of the unresolved issues between them. Hōne Heke later said that this was why Patuone opposed his … 1828, brought other troubles. Patuone's first wife, Te Wheke, died in May; his adult son, Toa, and a younger …
Type: Biography
… including Kawiti , Patuone , Tāmati Wāka Nene and Hōne Heke . Tau Hēnare's strongest affinity was with his Ngāti …
Type: Biography
… of turning round and stirring with their own chief [ Hōne Heke ]?' Tūhaere went on to cast doubt on the understanding …
Type: Biography
… the forces deployed in the Bay of Islands against Hōne Heke and Kawiti . Wynyard was one of the party who stormed …
Type: Biography
… Māori military prowess and for Renaissance men such as Hōne Heke and Te Rauparaha. The warrior chief as tactician and … resistance to self-government, but praised for overwhelming Heke and Kawiti and undermining Te Rauparaha. These somewhat …
Type: Biography
… retribution, FitzRoy concurred. As a consequence, when Hōne Heke rebelled and sacked Kororāreka (Russell) in early 1845, …
Type: Biography
… racial war, sparked off by the Bay of Islands chief Hōne Heke . Its causes were not of FitzRoy's making, arising … on 8 July 1844. The war that followed was between Heke and his followers and the government, and between Heke and other Ngāpuhi, of whom Wāka Nene and Patuone were …
Type: Biography
… event in Hongi's early life. Pōkaia, the uncle of Hōne Heke , had been at war with Te Roroa and two closely related …
Type: Biography
… the British. Governor Robert FitzRoy suspected that Hōne Heke 's support of Pororua at Ōruru in 1843 was the main …
Type: Biography
… and helped evacuate the beleaguered settlers when Hōne Heke launched a final attack on Kororāreka in 1845. His …
Type: Biography
… of great northern warrior chiefs, including Kawiti and Hōne Heke . James was also the great-grandson of Colonel Robert …
Type: Biography
… Henry Despard , commander of the forces ranged against Hōne Heke and Kawiti . At the conclusion of the northern war, in …
Type: Biography
… Wāka Nene (another leading Wesleyan convert) against Hōne Heke , and was awarded a government pension for the severe …
Type: Biography