Hinemoa is a popular female Māori given name, often shortened to Hine. It is particularly associated with Hinemoa and Tūtānekai, a Māori legend about a couple kept apart. Other …

The now irate young man himself went down to the pool and to his joy discovered Hinemoa. Like all good stories, the legend has a conventional ending – they lived happily ever after. by Judith …

The romantic love story of Hinemoa and Tūtānekai is told in the beautiful song titled Pokarekare Ana. The song is based on the best early account of the story sourced from Sir George Grey’s …

Today, Mokoia Island lies uninhabited, as a sacred island to the Te Arawa people and has now become a wildlife and bird sanctuary. You can retrace Hinemoa’s footsteps and visit …

The Story of Hinemoa. The Maiden of Rotorua. And the man said to him, “Now O governor, just look round you, and listen to me, for there is something worth seeing here; that very spot you …

Guided by the sweet sounds, Hine-moa swam the lake at night, resting only on the tree stump Hine-whata, and after being in the water for some hours, reached the warm spring at …

Hinemoa Elder MNZM (born 1966) [1][2] is a New Zealand youth forensic psychiatrist and former television presenter. She is a professor in indigenous research at Te Whare Wānanga o …

2007年7月6日 · "Hinemoa" by H. J. Fletcher is a historical account of a Maori legend, produced in the early 20th century. The narrative focuses on the tale of Hinemoa, a prominent female …

Hinemoa lived at Owhata and was the daughter of a very influential chief of that area named Umukaria and his wife Hinemaru. Because of her high rank Hinemoa was made puhi (declared …

1. (personal name) daughter of Umukaria and Hinemaru of Rotorua. She married Tūtānekai against the wishes of her people by swimming to Mokoia Island, guided by the music of …