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Rasolo was a
Fijian High Chief.
Father of
Rasolo was
Chief Niumataiwalu of Lakeba.
Rasolo's mother was Lady
Tarau of Totoya.
Rasolo was a
brother of Lady...
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Rasolo enters into the legend, as he is the only one who
takes up the challenge,
leaps and survives.
Installed as Tu’i Nayau,
Rasolo was approached...
- to the
Matailakeba household and was a
direct descendant of Roko
Rasolo. Roko
Rasolo's lineage continued through his son, Roko
Josateki Malani I of Matailakeba...
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holder of the
title is
likely to have been Laufitu, the
senior wife of
Rasolo, the
first installed Tui Nayau. The last
holder of this
title was Ro Lady...
- to the
history of Lau are well do****ented.
Taliai was the son of
Chief Rasolo and Radavu. He was the
younger half-brother of
Malani and the 3rd Tui Nayau...
- Roko Sau,
ruler of the Lau Islands,
after the
death of his half-brother
Rasolo, but
never succeeded to the
title of Tu'i Nayau.
Matawalu had been exiled...
- Hery A.
Rasolo Screenplay by Hery A.
Rasolo Produced by Hery A.
Rasolo alias IZANY S’IZANY
Cinematography Hery A.
Rasolo Edited by Hery A.
Rasolo Music...
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Laufitu was a
Fijian chiefess.
Laufitu was the
first wife of
Rasolo, who was the
third Sau kei Lau of the Lau
Islands and
first Tu'i Nayau. They were the...
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become its
overall leader until Rasolo and his
brother Matawalu would s****
refuge there and
later where Rasolo be
installed as Tui Nayau. Delailoa...
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Tanoa Visawaqa) By his
first wife,
Tarau of
Totoya Sivoki Uluilakeba I
Rasolo Mokoi By his
second wife, Uma of
Nukunuku Matawalu By his
third wife (name...
