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- from the early 18th century  the Ngāti Pāoa people edged their way into the Hauraki Gulf and as far north as Mahurangi.
- between 1740 and 1750 the  Ngāti  whātua-o-kaipara moved south and killed the chief of Wai-o-Hua and took domination of the isthmus by marrying Ngā Oho who was a relative of Wai-o-Hua
- at the peak of prosperity in 1750 the population numbers  tens of thousands due to building of pā and  2000 hectors of Kumra garden.  
- In 1821 the Ngā puhi leader Hongi Hika launched a series of attacks on Tāmaki with 2,000 men and 1,000 muskets he stormed 2 Ngāti  Paoa pā killing hundreds and enslaving hundreds more 
- In 1825  Ngā Puhi attacked again the target was Ngāti whātua, the battle was fought near kaiwaka, and although Ngāti whātua had 1000 men the  500-strong invading force armed with muskets and crused Ngāti whā tua.
- in conclusion although the the tribes moving and relocating  was growing the population the battles were decreasing the population   
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