Rangi Topeora

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Rangi Topeora was a prominent 19th-century Māori woman of Ngāti Toa, renowned as a rangatira, composer of waiata, and influential political leader.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Māori leader
composer
person
poet
rangatira
activity composition of political and satirical songs
leadership in intertribal relations
associatedWith Ngāti Toa migrations to Kāpiti
conflicts and alliances in lower North Island
burialPlace Ōtaki NERFINISHED
convertedTo Christianity in adulthood
country New Zealand
culture Māori
ethnicity Māori
floruit 19th century
gender female
hasRole diplomat between Māori and colonial authorities
guardian of Ngāti Toa interests
influenced later Māori women leaders
iwiAffiliation Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga NERFINISHED
Ngāti Toa Rangatira NERFINISHED
knownFor asserting chiefly authority as a woman
participation in land and political negotiations
language te reo Māori NERFINISHED
legacy remembered for powerful oratory and composition
symbol of chiefly female authority in Māori society
memberOf Ngāti Raukawa NERFINISHED
Ngāti Toa NERFINISHED
notableFor composing waiata and haka
leadership within Ngāti Toa
political influence in 19th-century New Zealand
occupation composer of waiata
political leader
tribal leader
positionHeld tribal spokeswoman in dealings with Pākehā
relative Te Rangihaeata NERFINISHED
Te Rauparaha NERFINISHED
relativeType kin of Te Rangihaeata
niece of Te Rauparaha
religion Christianity
residence Kāpiti Coast region NERFINISHED
Ōtaki area
signed Treaty of Waitangi NERFINISHED
treatySignatoryRole signatory of the Treaty of Waitangi

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Te Rauparaha child Rangi Topeora