Ma’afuotu’itonga, the Tongan chief and Tui Lau who controlled parts of Eastern Fiji from his base on Vanua Balavu. (1876)
Ma’afu and the Battle of Kaba · 1848 to 1874 · picture 10 of 12 in this chapter
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Enele Ma'afu, Tui Lau, leader of the Tongans in Fiji. (1881)
Enele Ma'afu, Tui Lau, leader of the Tongans in Fiji. (1881)
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