1.	Makea Karika, father of	Makea-the-terrible. His wife was Inanui-i-te-rangi = Ina-the-Great-and-Heavenly.
2.	Makea Putakitetai	Makea-lord-leading-captivcs.
3.	Makea i te au	Makea-the-peaceful.
4.	Makea noo inarie	Makea-the quiet.
5.	Makea puretu (= purotu)	Makea-the-handsome.
6.	Makea peau rango	Makea-of-fly-like-wings, i.e., swift to execute his purpose.
7.	Makea teko nako	Makea-the-ubiquitous (literally, "hither, thither.
8.	Makea te taiti	Makea-the-fisherman.
9.	Makea te rĀ tu	Makea-(like)-the-upright-mast (ra* = tira.
10.	Makea Rongo-oe	Makea - Rongo - of - the - paddle. But usually known as Te ariki ape tini = The-king-with-many-faults. Until his reign there was at Rarotonga but one king, whose united and powerful tribe was named "Takitumu," or "All-destroying." A warrior, maternal uncle to Rongo-oe, named Takaia, split the tribe into two hostile camps. Rongo-oe remained king over the smaller or doomed portion, which took the name of "Puaikura" at Arorangi. Makea's portion was named "Te au o Tonga" = "The-Tongan-kingdom," and remained at Avarua, retaining the family marae "Araitetonga" = "The-Tongan-Mediator" (or "Warder-off-of-Tongans").
11.	Makea teina	Makea-the-younger-brother.
12.	Makea tumu pu	Makea-of-the-(royal)-conch-shell.
13.	Makea tinorei	Makea-of-the-handsome-person.
14.	Makea tari ua	Makea-the-dilatory.
15.	Makea potiki	Makes-the-youngest (a term of endearment).
16.	Makea mangungu	Makea-the-thunderer.
17.	Makea taik	Makea-of-the-spear.page 632
18.	Makea tukerae	Makea-the-beloved (literally" of-the-eye-brows").
19.	Makea te rangi tu ki vao	Makea - the - solid - sky - standing - up - Outside.
20.	Rangi Makea	Heavenly Makea Drowned in Lake Tiriara, on the south of Mangaia.
21.	Makea te patua kino	Makea-badly-beaten. In his reign another split took place, and thenceforth two Makeas reigned jointly at "Araitetonga," the royal "koutu" = "inarae," or idol-grove, of the Makea family.
22.	Makea pini and	Makea-the-sorrowful and
22.	Makea keu	Makea-of-the-flaxen-hair.
23.	Makea Tinirau and	Makea-lord-of-all-fish and
23.	Makea Tekao	Makea-the-bud (=hope or glory of the family)
24.	Makea Pori and	Makea-the-fat and
24.	Makea Karika II.	Makea-the-terrible, second of that name. These were the reigning chiefs at Avarua in 1823, when the Rev. John Williams conveyed the Gospel to Rarotonga. Since then have reigned—
25.	Makea Davida and	Makea-David.
25.	Makea Pa	Makea-the-defender.
26.	Makea Te vairua and	Makea-the-spirit and
26.	Makea Tuaivi	Makea-the-hill.
27.	Makea Daniela and	Makea-Daniel and
27.	Makea Tavake	Makea-the-tropic-bird.
28.	Makea Abela and the above-	Makea-Abel and the above-named
28.	named Makea Tavake	Makea-Tavake.
29.	Makea Takau and the above-	Makea-Twenty and the above-named
29.	named Makea Tavake.	Makea Tavake. Both now living.

Kings of the "Puaikura" tribe.

1.	Rongo-oe, or Napa; otherwise named "Te ariki ape tini" = "The-king-with many faults."
2.	Tamatoa	The-brave-son
3.	Tekao	The-bud
4.	Papa (female)	Foundation
5.	Temutu	The-end
6.	Enua tama nui	Land-full-of-offspring
7.	Ru	Trembling.
8.	Teau ariki	Royal-domination.
9.	Tinomana	Mighty-frame, or Wonder-working-body. In this king's reign Christianity was introduced to Earotonga (i.e., 1823) by the late Rev. John Williams. Tinomana represented the eighteenth generation from Karika. Some say the nineteenth.
10.	Tinomana te ariki tāpu rangi	Tinomana-the-king-who-sustains-the-sky. His baptised name was "Setephano" = Stephen.page 633
11.	Tinomana Rongo-oe II. His baptised name was "Samuela" = Samuel.
12.	Tinomana Mereane (= Mary Ann). Her baptised name was "Mereane" = Mary Ann. Now living. She is the twentieth direct descendant of Karika in the Rongo-oe line, being sister (but by a different mother) to the previous sovereign. She is niece to Makea Takau of Avarua.

Pedigree of Makea Takau, as given to me by herself in 1883.

1.	Makea Karika	Makea-the-terrible.
2.	Makea Putakitetai	Makea-lord-leading-captives.
3.	Makea te ariki akamataku	Makea-the-king-striking-terror.
4.	Makea Ātea* rere ao	Makea-Noon* rushing-on-the-world
5.	Makea te ariki iti au	Mak ea-the-king-giving-peace.
6.	Makea te ariki noo marie	Makea-the-quiet-king.
7.	Makea te rā tu	Makea-(like)-the-upright-mast.
8.	Makea Rongo-oe†	Makea-Rongo† of-the-paddle.
9.	Makea vai katau	Makea-of-the-right-wing.
10.	Makea peau rango	Makea-of-the-fly-like-wings.
11.	Makea putua ariki	Makea-the-feasted-king.
12.	Makea tinorei	Makea-of-the-handsome-person.
13.	Rangi Makea ko Takaia	Heavenly Makea or Takaia (who went to Mangaia to wage war).
14.	Makea tumu pu	Makea-of-the-(royal)-conch-shell (who went to Atiu to wage war).
15.		Makea, who went to Tahiti on a peaceful errand.
16.	Makea te ariki ape tini	Makea-the-king-with-many-faults.
17.	Makea taruia	Makea-heaped-up.
18.	Makea te-patua-kino	Makea-badly-beaten.
19.	Makea pini	Makea-the-sorrowful.
20.	Makea Tinirau‡	Makea-lord‡
21.	Makea Pori	Makea the fat (who welcomed Mr. Williams in 1823).
22.	Makea Davida	Makea David.
23.	Makea Tevairua	Makea-the-spirit.
24.	Makea Daniela	Makea-Daniel.
25.	Maker Abela	Makea-Abel.page 634
26.	Makea Takau*	Makea-Twenty,* now living.

There can be no doubt that the first list is the complete one. In this latter account there is no reference to the dual kingship at "Araitetonga." It is confessed that Rarotongan history (so far as Makea is concerned) begins with Karika; but there is lying before me a list of purely mythological names, given as ancestors of the Karika who sailed from Tonga, Rotuma, Avaiki (= Savai'i), and Manuka (the Manu'a cluster of three islands, forming the eastern portion of the Saruoan group. Sometimes Tau, the largest of these three islands, is called by Hervey Islanders Manuka). It is believed that Karika made his final start for the southeast and Rarotonga from the island of Tau or Manu'a, where the marae of "Salia" = "Karika" may still be seen. The place is called "Rarptonga." Tau is 700 miles northwest of the island of Rarotonga.

Karika's great double canoe, in which he made eight wonderful voyages, had two masts, and carried (tradition says) 170 people (okoitu). He gave to the queen-island of the Hervey Group, the home of his descendants, its name "Rarotonga" = "(in memory of) Western Tonga." Karika selected as his followers the fleetest runners and the bravest, men of the various islands he touched at, i.e., of Tonga, Rotuma, Savai'i, and Tau.

It is said that on the island of Rotuma is still shown the "footprint of Salia" = Karika. And at the famous marae of Opoa, in the island of Raiatea, "the stone-seat of Ari'a" = Karika.