Tainui (canoe)
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Das Tainui Waka war in der Mythologie der Māori eines der großen seegängigen Kanus (Waka), in denen Polynesier vor etwa 800 Jahren nach Neuseeland immigrierten. Das Kanu wurde nach einem totgeborenen Säugling benannt: Auf dem an einem Maungaroa genannten Ort gelegenen Grab dieses Kindes in Hawaiki wuchs ein mächtiger Baum, der zum Bau dieses Kanus verwendet wurde.
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