Tuamasanga
Samoan · mortal · mythic · Recorded classification
Tuamasanga is born after the twins Tua and Ana to Pili and Sina. Pili gives him the orator’s staff and fly-flapper and assigns him central Upolu.
Parentage
Recorded default; alternative parentage accounts are listed separately below.
No parents recorded in the default.
Parentage accounts
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- Turner upolu
demigod by descent in this account.
- father: PiliGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- mother: Sina (daughter of Tavaetele)George Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
Relations
- father: PiliGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- mother: Sina (daughter of Tavaetele)George Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
Sources
- Tuamasanga is born after the twins Tua and Ana to Pili and Sina. Pili gives him the orator’s staff and fly-flapper and assigns him central Upolu.: George Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)