Huanaki
Huanaki is one of the five original gods (tupua) of Niue who fled from the lost country of Fonuagalo. He completed Fao's work when Fao was only able to place one foot on the ground upon arriving in Niue. He came to settle on the island along with the other gods after leaving Fonuagalo.
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“Huanaki completed Fao's work and the other three gods came to settle on the island.”
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“the Niue islanders consider Huanaki and Fao as their ancestors, and are central to their early history. There are several legends associated with Fao. Along with Huanaki, Fao was one of the earliest settlers, who swam across from Tonga”
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“In Niuean mythology, Huanaki is one of the five principal gods of the island. Along with Fao, Huanaki was one of the earliest settlers, who swam across from Tonga.”
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