Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary

TONGAN GENEALOGY — GENEALOGICAL LIST OF THE TUI-TONGA, OR SACRED KINGS OF TONGA

1	Kohai and his descendants, then these were — dispossessed, and there came to rule:
	Aho-eitu, a descendant of Tangaloa
	Lolo-faka-nga-la
	Faga-one-one
5	Lihau
	Kofu-tu
	Kaloa
	Mau-hau
	Abu-anea
10	Afu-luga
	Momo
	Tui-ta-tui
	Tala-tama
	Tui-tonga-nui-Tama-tou
15	Ta-lai-ha-abe-be, a brother of Tala-tama
	Tala-kai-fai-ki
	Tala-fabi-te
	Havea-Tui-Tonga-Makaue-Tui-Tonga-i-bui-bui
	Tata-fu-eiki-mei-mua, also called Lomi-aetubu, Havea
20	Takalaua
	Kau-ulu-fonua-Fekai (fekai = savage. He drank the blood of his father's murderers.)
	Vaka-fu-hu
	Bui-bui-fa-ta
	Kau-ulu-fonua
25	Tabu-o-ji
	Ulu-aki-mata, Telea
	Fa-ta-fehi
	Ulu-aki-matata
	Tui-Bulotu
30	Faka-na-ana-a
	Tui-Bulotu-lua
	Bau. (He was Tui-Tonga when Capt. Cook visited the islands.)
	Ma-ulu-be-ko-to-fa
	Fa-ta-fehi-fu-anu-nui-Ava
35	Lau-fili-Toga. (The last of the Tui-Tongas 50 years old 20 years ago.)

Note.—Collected by the Rev. Mr. Moulton.