Fonutahi
Tongan · deity · mythic · Recorded classification
Fonutahi and Fonuuta are twins whose marriage produces the Maui in Takataka’s genealogy.
Parentage
Recorded default; alternative parentage accounts are listed separately below.
No parents recorded in the default.
Parentage accounts
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- Takataka (Gifford)
deity by descent in this account.
- father: ToiukameaE. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
- mother: MaimoaalongonaE. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
Children in alternative accounts
- The Maui (Takataka’s account): Takataka (Gifford)E. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
Relations
- father: ToiukameaE. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
- mother: MaimoaalongonaE. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
- spouse: FonuutaE. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)
Sources
- Fonutahi and Fonuuta are twins whose marriage produces the Maui in Takataka’s genealogy.: E. W. Gifford, Tongan Myths and Tales (1924), pp. 19 (primary)