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• Musket_Wars abstract "The Musket Wars were a series of three thousand or more battles and raids fought in New Zealand and the Chatham Islands amongst Māori between 1807 and 1845, after Māori obtained muskets.Northern tribes such as the rivals Ngāpuhi and Ngāti Whātua were the first to obtain firearms, and inflicted heavy casualties upon each other and on neighbouring tribes, some of whom had never seen muskets. The wars were characterised by their brutality and ruthlessness – with treachery, the burning of villages, killing of prisoners, torture, slavery, and cannibalism being commonplace.The first occasion [of the use of the musket] appears to have been the defeat of a Ngāpuhi war party by Ngāti Whātua at Moremonui near Maunganui, between Hokianga and Kaipara harbours in 1807. In this instance, it was the Ngāpuhi who were equipped with muskets. But the Ngāti Whātua ambushed them with traditional weapons before Ngāpuhi had sufficient opportunity to load or reload.Hongi Hika, who was later to lead Ngāpuhi raids across most of the northern North Island, saw two of his brothers killed in this debacle.Hongi Hika actively sought muskets and other technology from the west. In 1814, as leader of the Ngāpuhi, Hongi went to Sydney and encouraged missionaries to establish themselves on his land. He went to England in March 1820 with the missionary Kendall. He met many people at Cambridge, including French adventurer "Baron" de Thierry, with whom he completed a land-for-guns transaction. On his return to New Zealand, with the aid of a large musket-based army, Hongi Hika captured many slaves. They were put to work producing cash crops that could be traded for muskets from passing ships. This gave the Ngāpuhi a huge advantage in subsequent wars, until other tribes also acquired muskets of their own. It is estimated that more than 18,500 Māori were killed along with about 1,636 Moriori who died on the Chatham Islands, from a population of only about 100,000.These early inter-tribal conflicts caused much territory to be won and lost between various tribes, which complicated dealings with European settlers wishing to gain land. It also gave Māori experience in fighting with and defending against muskets, and may help explain why rebel Māori felt so confident in taking on the combined British and New Zealand forces in the New Zealand Land Wars in the 1860s.".
• Musket_Wars causalties "1,636 Moriori".
• Musket_Wars causalties "18,500+ Māori".
• Musket_Wars causalties "30,000 enslaved or forced to migrate".
• Musket_Wars combatant "Māori".
• Musket_Wars place New_Zealand.
• Musket_Wars result "High Casualties".
• Musket_Wars result "Territory to be won and lost between various tribes".
• Musket_Wars strength "40,000+".
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• Musket_Wars caption "This depicts the Tutu-Waewae, or Leaping-Parade of a Māori War-Party, preliminary to marching against the enemy.".
• Musket_Wars casualties "1636".
• Musket_Wars casualties "18500".
• Musket_Wars casualties "30000".
• Musket_Wars combatant Māori_people.
• Musket_Wars conflict "The Musket Wars".
• Musket_Wars date "1807".
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• Musket_Wars place "New Zealand".
• Musket_Wars result "High Casualties".
• Musket_Wars result "Territory to be won and lost between various tribes".
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• Musket_Wars strength "40000".
• Musket_Wars text "The first occasion [of the use of the musket] appears to have been the defeat of a Ngāpuhi war party by Ngāti Whātua at Moremonui near Maunganui, between Hokianga and Kaipara harbours in 1807. In this instance, it was the Ngāpuhi who were equipped with muskets. But the Ngāti Whātua ambushed them with traditional weapons before Ngāpuhi had sufficient opportunity to load or reload.".
• Musket_Wars subject Category:Cannibalism_in_the_Pacific.
• Musket_Wars subject Category:Musket_Wars.
• Musket_Wars subject Category:Māori_history.
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• Musket_Wars comment "The Musket Wars were a series of three thousand or more battles and raids fought in New Zealand and the Chatham Islands amongst Māori between 1807 and 1845, after Māori obtained muskets.Northern tribes such as the rivals Ngāpuhi and Ngāti Whātua were the first to obtain firearms, and inflicted heavy casualties upon each other and on neighbouring tribes, some of whom had never seen muskets.".
• Musket_Wars label "Guerras de los Mosquetes".
• Musket_Wars label "Guerre del moschetto".
• Musket_Wars label "Guerres des mousquets".
• Musket_Wars label "Musket Wars".
• Musket_Wars label "Musketenkriege".
• Musket_Wars label "Мушкетные войны".
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• Musket_Wars name "The Musket Wars".