Te Tohunga

Ruarangi

Role: chief · First appears: Chapter XIV · The Patu-paiarehe: The Fairy People of the Mountains · Part 2

Life events

  • Ruarangi rescued Tawhaiatu from the fairies and they reached their village safely.(Chapter XIV · The Patu-paiarehe: The Fairy People of the Mountains · Part 2 · 📍 Waipa River)
    • With: Tawhaiatu
    • “And in haste he took her, before her fairy husband could follow in pursuit, and they reached their village on the banks of the Waipa in safety.”
  • Protected by kokowai, Ruarangi and Tawhaiatu resisted the fairy chief, who returned to Pirongia.(Chapter XIV · The Patu-paiarehe: The Fairy People of the Mountains · Part 2 · 📍 Pirongia)
    • With: Tawhaiatu the fairy chief (Chapter XIV)
    • “He raised his voice in a song of lamentation, for he loved Tawhaiatu, but he could not prevail against the sacred kokowai and the powerful spells of Ruarangi. And then the fairy returned sorrowing to his dwelling on lofty Pirongia.”

Chapter XIV · The Patu-paiarehe: The Fairy People of the Mountains · Part 2

  • married with Tawhaiatu “His wife was named Tawhaiatu”

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