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								Tahitian Line.
							40	Ta'aroa-manahune Manu-tu-nu'u Te Ra'au-'a'ana Te Moana-rau Te Fa'a-nu'u
Hawaii Line.	Maori Line.		Rarotonga Lines. $\scriptstyle {\overbrace {\quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad } }$				35	Te Ra'i-mavete Nu'u To Momo'a Tafeta
			30	Ruatea, Koropanga-ki-aua (brothers) Ono kura Nga-upoko-turua Nga-maru			30	'Oropa'a-nui-tauara'a Tu-Oropa'a-nuia Hia Mara'a
			26	Kotuku-tea (ct.) Kaukura			26	Tu-'Oropa'a-maeha'a*
24 & 26 'Olopana = Lu'ukia	25	Tu-te-Koropanga = Rukutia Anu (also Moe-tara-uri)	Moe-metua Moe-tara-uri = Akiamano (f)			Kaungaki
	23–24	Whiro (the same as)	Iro (ct. of Taungiia and Motoro)		24	Taungiia Motoro Uneuku-rakeiora Uneuku-te-aitu
					20	Ruatapu (by Maori and Rarotongan lines)

Note.—ct. means contemporary.The figures show generations from the present time.

*I have added one generation to the Tahitian line, as the Table was collected in the first quarter of the 19th century to bring it into accordance with the other lines.