Across
- 3. A Māori meeting or gathering
- 6. Something most Māori could not do under the 1852 Constitution
- 7. Sacred or restricted; placed on Waikato land to prevent sales
- 8. Supreme authority over a territory, at the heart of the conflict
- 9. City where Tāmihana waited two days, ignored by government officials
- 13. Region that was the heartland and base of the Kīngitanga
- 15. Governing body that excluded Māori when it first met in 1854
- 16. Genealogy or ancestral connections linking iwi together
- 17. Authority, prestige, and spiritual power
- 18. Title given to Wiremu Tāmihana for his role in establishing the Kīngitanga
- 19. Rangatira known as the Kingmaker, who placed a Bible over the first king's head
Down
- 1. The Māori King Movement, founded in 1858
- 2. Document Tāmihana brought to Auckland asking for Māori representation
- 4. Governor who demanded the Kīngitanga submit to the Queen
- 5. Object placed over Pōtatau's head during the coronation ceremony
- 10. The British government, which held the sole right to buy Māori land
- 11. A Māori chief or leader
- 12. Site on Lake Taupō where the famous 1856 hui was held
- 14. Missionary at Pūkawa who found nothing hostile to British rule
- 15. The first Māori king, chosen for his mana and whakapapa