I am writing about greek Gods and Maori Gods so here is some things that i know about them
Greek Gods
Greek people believe in more than one God they all have positions or as said like roles like Zeus is the god of the sky and ruler of the Olympian gods and like Hades is the god of wealth.Greek Gods were also not allowed to have any contacted with there half blood daughters or sons but to keep them safe from the outside world they would go to a special camp for half bloods which means when a God has an baby with an mordol it is safer to go to the camp then the outside world But then they made a rule that no God is allowed to have anymore kids with mordol people but not much gods stuck to that rule.
Maori Gods
Maori
mythology the Maori gods have two main gods and the Greek god have one god and
that is Zeus and his symbol is a lightning bolt and the two main Maori gods are
Ranginui and papatuanuku and Rangi’s symbol is the sky and Papa’s symbol is the
earth.Also ranginui and papatuanuku had 70 children together but only of them are ever spoke about and nobody reaally knows who the other 63 children are ,But ranginui and papatuanuku had eyes everywhere like how ranginui is the God of the sky so she watches her children from above and papatuanuku watches out for them from earth so that way they know whats happening.
so that is the things that i know about the maori Gods and the greek Gods
similarMaori people believe in kinda the same as Greek people like how Zeus is the God of the sky , ranginui is the God of the sky to the Maori people , whiro is the God of darkness , Hades is the God of evil .They both believe in more than one God .
different things
The different thing about the Greek and Maori gods is that the Greek gods have 12 plus 2 and the Maori gods have 7 plus 2 main gods and that is Ranginui and Papatuanuku and the Greeks main god is Zeus and some of the Maori gods are just the same as the Greek gods, but not all of them. Gods were not allowed to see the half blooded children on the other hand the maori Gods were allowed to see there children but like ranginui and papatuanuku had 70 children but only 7 are only spoke about and ever mentioned so everyone wonders .
by oceania tai
yes my friend there were seven canoes from tahiti.MOOREA WERE HALF CASTE GREEKS WITH A SLANG FORM OF ANCIENT GREEK MIXED WITH SANSCRIT,PREDOMINATELY IONIAN GREEK.THEY SAILED ON ONE WAY JOURNEY FROM INDIA ,JAVA THEN NEW CALEDONIA,MICRONESIA,TAHITI.I HAVE EVIDENCE OF GREEK WORDS IN MAORI NATIVE ORAL SPEECH . MAORI ...NGA MAHI KOHULU A NGA PUHI.... GREEK.. NA MATHE KAI NA PEHI...WHICH MEANS TO LEARN AND TO SPEAK (TEACH). THIS IS ONLY ONE EXAMPLE . THERE IS HEAPS I CAN TRANSLATE BECAUSE I KNOW A FORM OF IONIC GREEK FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.ITS CLOSEST TO ANCIENT GREEK.I AM LEARNING MAORI ALL OF A SUDDEN.HEHE.I LOVE IT ITS VERY CRYPTIC FOR ME.BUT WORDS AND SENTENCES POP UP EVERYWHERE..KAUHAU IS LISTEN IN MAORI. GREEK IT IS AEKHOU. RAKI IS MAORI FOR DRY.YOULL LAUGH BUT TRUE.. RAKI IS ALCOHOLIC SPIRIT DRINK THAT GREEK SAILORS DRINK AND GET DRY TASTE.THEY WERE ROUGH AS GUTS SAILORS I BET.SO THE WORD FOR DRY WAS RAKI.WIND IS SANSCRIT HAUA MAORI IS HUA.UPIKO IS EPICOS IN GREEK LIKE PARAGRAPHS IN BOOK .I WAS READING AND UNDERSTANDING MAORI AND IVE NEVER SPOKE OR HARDLY HEARD BEFORE.IM REALLY QUITE EXCITED.I WILL BE DOING MORE RESEARCH ABOUT THIS
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