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Queen Salamāsina (fl. in the 1500s) was a
powerful and high-ranking
woman in
Samoan social history. She held the four papā (district)
titles which gave...
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descendant of
Queen Salamasina. The
current holder of the
title is Tui Ātua
Tupua Tamasese Efi. "Tupua"
refers to
Salamasina's descendant, King Tupua...
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Notable figures in
Samoan history included the Tui Manu'a line,
Queen Salamasina, King
Fonoti and the four tama a ʻāiga: Malietoa,
Tupua Tamasese, Mataʻafa...
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mainly by one of the two Tama-a-'āiga (maximal
lineage chiefs) of Ātua's
Salamasina line:
Tupua Tamasese and Matā'afa.
Together with the
village of Salani...
- one of Samoa's two
royal families, the Sā
Tupua (descendants of
Queen Salamasina),
through the family's
maximal lineage title,
Tupua Tamasese. He also...
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multiple conflicts. Tui Atua from the time of Tafa'ifā
Salamasina onwards: Tui Atua
Salamasina* Tui Atua Taufau* Tui Atua
Faumuina Tui Atua Fonoti* Tui...
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under matriarchal rule for
centuries before contact with Europeans.
Queen Salamasina,
holder of four
paramount chief titles,
ascended the
throne in the 16th...
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parents of four daughters: The
Honourable Sālote Lupepau'u
Salamasina Purea Vahine Ari'i 'Oe Hau Tuita. Her
first marriage was an
arranged marriage...
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Queen Salamasina was an inter-island
ferry which was
operated in
Samoa by the
Samoa Shipping Corporation from 1977 to 1999. The
Queen Salamasina was constructed...
- (Sovereign) was
confined to
members of the
latter since the
reign of
Queen Salamasina. On the
death of the Safe-o-fafine, the last king in the Sa
Tupua line...
