 Other names include Pou-te-aniwaniwa and Kahukura-whare.Te Tihi o Kahukura ('the citadel of Kahukura') above Ferrymead on the Banks Peninsula in Canterbury is named after him.In some Kāi Tahu traditions, he cloaks the lands with forests and birds during creation, a role taken on by Tāne in other Māori traditions.