- Haungaroa
In
Māori mythology , Haungaroa is the daughter of Manaia andKuiwai in the legend of the curse of Manaia.ources
*R.D. Craig, "Dictionary of Polynesian Mythology" (Greenwood Press: New York, 1989), 54.
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