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Te Tii Marae

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Happy Waitangi Day! To celebrate, here is the Te Tii Marae as a wonder. Te Tii Marae is a marae located near the town of Waitangi, in the Northland province of New Zealand. It was built to commemorate the signing of the Treaty of Waitingi at a nearby cottage on February 6, 1840, and is the current site of ceremonies on Waitangi Day (February 6) commemorating the treaty attended by various dignitaries and is a hotspot on the day for political activism relating to the treaty and Maori-Pakeha relations. Ingame, Te Tii Marae provides +1 Happiness from Courthouses, and requires Military Science.

Requires the Gods & Kings expansion pack, and credit to co-authors Sukritact for the icon and Chris Sifniotis for the civilopedia.

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Scooter Feb 23, 2019 @ 9:00pm

Its just a shame it turns into a massive political circus every year. I wonder if Ngapuhi has tried to charge you for using this yet?

Silverfishv9 Sep 18, 2017 @ 8:24am

There's a strange irony to a wonder from one of the most peaceful countries is also one of the most useful for an aggressive conquerer.

Sonic Jul 14, 2016 @ 1:37am

As a Kiwi living far from home I love these little nods to our history. For the non-NZers here...if you ever get a chance to visit just do it. Friendly people and unspoilt by most of the worlds problems.

poundjd Jun 7, 2016 @ 9:34am

Is it going to be updated for BNW?

friend cube #1 Oct 18, 2015 @ 10:37pm

I appreciate this patriotic work of modding but I feel like for such an important part of our history that +1 happiness from courthouses is a bit underwhelming, wouldn't you? What if it gave you a free great person of your choosing or a social policy?