Parihaka
New Zealand
Parihaka, New Zealand, carries 42 Bunkabop connections with 925 other places across 13 topics, with government, Māori identity, and history forming the dominant cluster. Founded around 1866 by chiefs Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi on land seized during the 1860s confiscations, the settlement became a focal point of nonviolent resistance linking it to Wellington, Taranaki, and London. A further thread runs through New Zealand literature and the Parihaka International Peace Festival.
Tītokowaru
Guy Fawkes Night
Connects Parihaka to: Ealing, New Zealand | Summerfield, Birmingham | Warwick, Ontario
Te Whiti o Rongomai
Connects Parihaka to: Taranaki | Manaia, Taranaki | Rahotu, New Zealand
New Zealand land confiscations
Connects Parihaka to: New Zealand | Ngāruawāhia, New Zealand | Waitara, New Zealand
Māori electorates
Connects Parihaka to: Hawke's Bay | Invercargill, New Zealand | Canterbury Region
Riot Act
Connects Parihaka to: Glasgow, Scotland | Prince Rupert, British Columbia | Saint Thomas Parish, Jamaica | Sixmilebridge, Ireland
The New Zealand Herald
Connects Parihaka to: Wellington, New Zealand | Queenstown, New Zealand | Ohakune | Bulls, New Zealand
Miriam Barr
Connects Parihaka to: New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand | Montana | Dunedin, New Zealand
Hutt Valley
Connects Parihaka to: Wellington, New Zealand | Mosgiel, New Zealand | Wainuiomata | Waikanae | Pāuatahanui
Waitangi Tribunal
Connects Parihaka to: Wellington, New Zealand | Taranaki | Waitara, New Zealand | Ruapuke | Matakana
Harry Atkinson
Connects Parihaka to: New Zealand | Wellington, New Zealand | Plymouth, England | Taranaki | New Plymouth, New Zealand
Marton–New Plymouth Line
Connects Parihaka to: New Plymouth, New Zealand | Manawatū–Whanganui | Hāwera | Patea | Stratford, New Zealand