Ingarangi i nga Ra o Mùa.
E whakaarohia ana no te wa ki a Ekepata (Egbert) katahi ano ka kiia, kia kotahi te kingi mo Ingarangi katoa Ko nga tau i haere mai ai nga Hakihona ki Ingarangi i a Hengi (Hengist), raua ko Hoaha (Horsa) a, taeanoatia te wa o Kingi Ekepata e 380. I ahua pai te iwi i tera takiwa i taharahara nga pakanga, engari, kaore i roa rawa ka tutu ano te puehu i tera hoa riri o Ingarangi i nga Rene (Danes). I kautere mai tera iwi, i Tenemaka (Denmark), i Nowei (Norway), i Witene (Sweden). I ahua me nga Hakihona (Saxons) te tu o enei iwi whakaeke hou mai ki Ingarangi. Te mahi o tera iwi, he huaki i te po, he tahutahu i nga pa, he hopuhopu i nga kau i nga tangata; a, kawe atu ai ki nga kaipuke i whakaterekia mai ito ratou whenua tupu. I hinga taua iwi i a Ekepata ki Konewara (Cornwall), a, ka maunu atu i Ingarangi; no nga ra ia o Kingi Etenewuru (Ethelwolf), te kingi i muri mai i a Ekepata, ka hokia mai e nga Eene, kite whawhai.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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194Ingarangi i nga Ra o Mùa. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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