My sister and I will inherit my father's Māori land when he passes. He and his four brothers inherited their share from their father. So my grandfather's share was broken into five parts. The share that my grandfather inherited came to him after it was broken down into six parts for sharing with his brothers. That means that the share my great-grandfather had has been split amongst his six sons. Those shares are then split again amongst their children and then again amongst their children, which is my generation. My share will then be split among my four children. This is our whakapapa.