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Pulotu is the
resting place of
those p****ed on in the
Polynesian narrative of
Tonga and Samoa, the
world of
darkness "lalo fonua" (as
opposed to the human...
- Tu'i
Pulotu is
believed to be the head of an
ancient group that
settled in
Pulotu (Fiji)
during the
Lapita period (3500 BC to 2500 BC). The Tuʻi
Pulotu is...
- Karl
Pulotu-Endemann is a Samoan-born, New Zealand-based academic,
nurse and fa'afafine and is
called by Te Ara: The
Encyclopedia of New
Zealand "one of...
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western end of Savai'i island,
which is also the site of the
entry into
Pulotu, the
spirit world. She also is
regarded as a
peace bringer,
having brought...
- In the
mythology of Tonga,
Havea Hikuleʻo is the
goddess of the world,
Pulotu. The
islands of Kao, Tofua,
Hunga Haʻapai,
Hunga Tonga, Late and Fonualei...
- the
island of Tofua.
There are
three divisions of
Pulotu called Pulotu Tete,
Pulotu 'Aka'aka, and
Pulotu Tu'uma'u. Tangaloa, the sky god (or
grouped together...
- Saveasiʻuleo is the God of
Pulotu (Old
concept of Heaven) the
underworld of
spirits or
Hades in
Samoan mythology. He is the
father of
Nafanua the Goddess...
-
Fuimaono Karl
Pulotu-Endemann – a
medical professional,
Justice of the Peace, and ****
activist from New Zealand. In the 2001 New Year Honours,
Pulotu-Endemann...
- of war Nafanua, the
daughter of Saveasi'uleo,
ruler of the
spirit realm Pulotu.
Other legends include the well
known story of Sina and the Eel
which explains...
-
Havea Hikuleʻo ʻo
Pulotu, Lord Lasike, is a
former Speaker of the
Tongan Legislative ****embly.
Lasike was
first elected to the
Tongan Legislative ****embly...
