I was born and raised in Samoa but I never knew about the civil wars we had. In our history class we mainly focused on the epidemic and the Mau movement .We never really discussed how the great powers annexed us. Like I thought they just marched in and start diving the island among themselves (which is basically what ended up happening) but learning the politics of how that happened really is nice. Also Samoa is a christian state and there is even talks of proposing a bill to allow only christian to be able to run for office.
That’s how should be. Samoa belongs to God. But we have murderers, money hungry wolves who control Samoa today. Traitors to the people of Samoa. Like all Leaders of the world today. Traitors. satanists scum
Indeed. I'm at the 3 minute mark, and i'm impressed with this young man's knowledge of our history. I'm of the lineage of Malietoa so i would have some Tongan in me from those intermarriages. It's nice to know that alot of the interesting history survived through oratory collection. Even though i, too, mourn the loss of the more primeval migratory records. I'm still trying to piece our history together, and yet, here is this young man who knows a lot more than myself about it. Grateful for his contribution. I'm striving to pintpoint the origin of the Polynesians, *before* (as recent DNA and Polynesian bones, skulls have revealed), we got to Russia/Siberia, the Americas, S.E. Asia, and finally Polynesia. I'm currently searching into ancient Anatolia (Turkey) and considering the ancient Hittites and/or those they battled with in that region as having maybe a possible cluster of Proto Polynesians. The Hittites were also megalithic builders and share other cultural similarities. Especially, after discovering how similar the Hittite language was to the Polynesian dialects. And the names of their rulers are pronounced similar to the common Polynesian language. A few names of places in and around the surrounding area of Hatti have Polynesian sounding names, as well. I have nothing conclusive regarding that possible correlation, still digging, but it's an interesting prospect. I look forward to science taking a keener interest in exploring that course. It maybe a promising pathway to finally solve the mystery of the Origin of Polynesians. Which i believe should lead back to Egypt, Babylon, Sumer, central Asia and the Middle East. But Turkey is a good starting point, as that's where the Ark landed (post-diluvian).
Lol at the French explorer fleeing (the French are notorious for surrendering in war) Thanks for the education on "Nafanua" I'd never heard of her prior to this. I wish you would've elaborated more on the story of "Malietoa" because it's a legendary and very significant event in Samoan history! Kudos on the video though, very informative.
Finally someone explains the history of Samoa every pacific island migrated from the Manu’a islands of Samoa. Samoa and Tonga was once brothers until Tu’i Talakafaiki decided to use Samoa’s kindness for weakness however it’s clear that no tongan woman was high enough to marry the tongan king except for the daughters of Samoan chiefs to keep that royal bloodline since Ahoeitu
It was all systematic. If you think outside of ethnicity you will realise it was just a bunch of Chiefs and Monarchies solidfying their rule amongst themselves to keep them above the people they ruled whether Tongan, Fijian or Samoan. Tongan Kings married Samoan women so they wouldn't marry into other Tongan clans and create more competitors and dilute their right to rule, Samoan Chiefs did the exact same thing for the exact same reason. The sisters of the Tongan King were married to Fijian Chiefs because naturally she would have had more power over the King as his sister (Tamaha) and thus diluted her right to rule. Samoans married off their women to Fiji and Tonga for this exact same reason as they practiced the same Tamaha/Tamasa system, the older sister of the Chief has more power and say in decision making and if she was to marry another Samoan Chief this made that particular Chief have more say than his wife's brother on his own lands. It was all a play of power. Every person of power in the Pacific in their prime was very wary of his competitors not hundreds of miles away in a different island group but usually just the next village down civil war was a very common theme.
@@amosafetalaiga2463 There was only one Tuitonga Empire blood of Polynesia Ahu o Tongaliki Moai Tiki Lo'au Migration from Vaihi means big land America named after Savaihi Havaihi! Pulemelei Siaheulupe was built by Tuitonga Momo 1 from famous story Uno o Sangone similar to Talietumu in Uvea 800ad Aslo Tuitonga Momo 2 Puipuifatu Talaiha'apepe Tele'a Tuipulotu Folaha Lomiaetupua as Talakaifaiki 1 Havea 1 Havea 2 Fatafehi Talakaifaiki 3 lived in Haamoa beginning of Havea Malieto'a! TuiFolaha Tuifalefa PapaiFA Manuka Chiefs from Tokatufa Umutakitaki Ancient practices in Tongatapu Ofu Ta'u Manuka Pangai all from Tuitonga Tongan Empire! 2700 years old tatau kit found in the Ancient Fortress Village of Pea in Tongatapu too deep to reach Pacifica lol Fiji named by Ancient Tongan Navigators Tefisii Fisi like flowers floating on Water when they discovered Fisi Eastern part Otulau o Tonga Ancient territory 🙏
State of Nati ons , thank y'all for the vid of my 🌴🇼🇸 Samoan People's 🇼🇸🌴 our brotha's & sister's from Toga (Tonga) , Tokelau , Tuvalu , Lau & Rotuma Islands (Fiji)
Tonga didn’t rule all of Samoa. Districts like A’ana were never ruled by Tonga. And Malietoa never became king of Samoa until Europeans arrived and supported him. For the longest time, Tuia’ana, Tuiatua and Tuimanu’a were the most prominent titles in Samoa. Malietoa hardly reached that status until Europeans came. Nothing against Malietoa, I am a descendant of his through his son Luatua, but I’m just stating the facts. Sunday - November 15, 2020.
World time is change...TOA O SAMOA ON THE WAY,,,,,GB you all USO TOA O SAMOA. onosai ileisi taua olea tapua'i atu Lou nu'u. outou mama na ia tafetoto ou ala ae malamalama ou mata IA pouliulu Lou Tino ae malamalama ou ala. 💙❤
This thing about TuiTonga considered Samoa to be sacred.....when? Where? Why? Who said that? Is that something Okusi Mahina said in his doctorate thesis????
They first came from Uvea (Wallis and Futuna) and before that from Rotuma island in Fiji. So yes, Samoans did come from Fiji but not the mainland Fiji. Only Rotuma and the Luau archipelago were inhabited by Polynesians in Fiji.
@@mrfin02 I know… but we left South East Asia around 3000 BC. Though we are from Asia, we do not descend from East Asian people, we are the descendants of the Austronesian people.
Samoa changed the time Zone because of PM Tuilaepa and his stupid politics with New Zealand. He also got Honey Trapped by the Communist China, losing business and properties in Samoa. American Samoa is still running the correct Time Zone.
What the heck? Fea le mea na aoga ai lea ulu i aganuu and history of Samoa. What you read online is not the proper history of Samoa boy. If you want to know our history properly, go to Samoa. Also, Samoa was never ruled by Tongan. Never in our history when I was growing up and learning about our history. As a matter of fact, the Tongans tried to take over Samoa, but after one of our warrior put the Tongans canoe up on a tall tree, Tongans flee and never came back for fear thinking that there were giants living in Samoa. I had no idea where Tonga ruled Samoa. There was so many lies in this.
@YLKVT shut up, are you going to agree with this clown talking rubbish when his own people acknowledged that the tongans ruled samoa, maybe not all of samoa but it is recognized by not only samoans but fijians and every other island in the Pacific, the tongans never said they ruled all of Fiji, the fijians capitulated to the British because of fears that the tongans would eventually take over fiji, ie Ma'afu and other warriors and it wasnt only Lau but parts of the western side of Viti Levu and also areas on the way to Suva that they set up a fort, the tongans never conquered Fiji as such but acted as mercenaries for war with different tribes or Matakali.
Samoa the heart of the Pacific.
Of Polynesia*
i thought it was american samoa that was the heart of polynesia
I was born and raised in Samoa but I never knew about the civil wars we had. In our history class we mainly focused on the epidemic and the Mau movement .We never really discussed how the great powers annexed us. Like I thought they just marched in and start diving the island among themselves (which is basically what ended up happening) but learning the politics of how that happened really is nice. Also Samoa is a christian state and there is even talks of proposing a bill to allow only christian to be able to run for office.
I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!!
Cause u plastic just jk uce kama matu le mea lol
That’s how should be. Samoa belongs to God. But we have murderers, money hungry wolves who control Samoa today. Traitors to the people of Samoa. Like all Leaders of the world today. Traitors. satanists scum
@@StateofNations tui manua empire also in the samoa history
Indeed. I'm at the 3 minute mark, and i'm impressed with this young man's knowledge of our history. I'm of the lineage of Malietoa so i would have some Tongan in me from those intermarriages. It's nice to know that alot of the interesting history survived through oratory collection. Even though i, too, mourn the loss of the more primeval migratory records. I'm still trying to piece our history together, and yet, here is this young man who knows a lot more than myself about it. Grateful for his contribution. I'm striving to pintpoint the origin of the Polynesians, *before* (as recent DNA and Polynesian bones, skulls have revealed), we got to Russia/Siberia, the Americas, S.E. Asia, and finally Polynesia. I'm currently searching into ancient Anatolia (Turkey) and considering the ancient Hittites and/or those they battled with in that region as having maybe a possible cluster of Proto Polynesians. The Hittites were also megalithic builders and share other cultural similarities. Especially, after discovering how similar the Hittite language was to the Polynesian dialects. And the names of their rulers are pronounced similar to the common Polynesian language. A few names of places in and around the surrounding area of Hatti have Polynesian sounding names, as well. I have nothing conclusive regarding that possible correlation, still digging, but it's an interesting prospect. I look forward to science taking a keener interest in exploring that course. It maybe a promising pathway to finally solve the mystery of the Origin of Polynesians. Which i believe should lead back to Egypt, Babylon, Sumer, central Asia and the Middle East. But Turkey is a good starting point, as that's where the Ark landed (post-diluvian).
Lol at the French explorer fleeing (the French are notorious for surrendering in war) Thanks for the education on "Nafanua" I'd never heard of her prior to this. I wish you would've elaborated more on the story of "Malietoa" because it's a legendary and very significant event in Samoan history! Kudos on the video though, very informative.
Appreciate your dedication and effort put in to this brother !💯
wow, he did really well. i agree with you. Thank you for your diplomacy and dedication to get the facts. I'm sure that wasn't easy.
I lovdlearning shout my hsitory
Wow....thank you for the history lesson of my country brother! We appreciate all your hard work! Keep up the amazing vid
Well researched and presented. Thoroughly enjoyed a more clear and explained history of Samoa.
Thank you so much my friend!
Finally someone explains the history of Samoa every pacific island migrated from the Manu’a islands of Samoa. Samoa and Tonga was once brothers until Tu’i Talakafaiki decided to use Samoa’s kindness for weakness however it’s clear that no tongan woman was high enough to marry the tongan king except for the daughters of Samoan chiefs to keep that royal bloodline since Ahoeitu
@@CMauriereMsNZ82 I think you should search up Tui Manu'a empire
Tui manua oldest king ruler. Before tui Tonga came.
It was all systematic. If you think outside of ethnicity you will realise it was just a bunch of Chiefs and Monarchies solidfying their rule amongst themselves to keep them above the people they ruled whether Tongan, Fijian or Samoan. Tongan Kings married Samoan women so they wouldn't marry into other Tongan clans and create more competitors and dilute their right to rule, Samoan Chiefs did the exact same thing for the exact same reason. The sisters of the Tongan King were married to Fijian Chiefs because naturally she would have had more power over the King as his sister (Tamaha) and thus diluted her right to rule. Samoans married off their women to Fiji and Tonga for this exact same reason as they practiced the same Tamaha/Tamasa system, the older sister of the Chief has more power and say in decision making and if she was to marry another Samoan Chief this made that particular Chief have more say than his wife's brother on his own lands. It was all a play of power. Every person of power in the Pacific in their prime was very wary of his competitors not hundreds of miles away in a different island group but usually just the next village down civil war was a very common theme.
@@amosafetalaiga2463 There was only one Tuitonga Empire blood of Polynesia Ahu o Tongaliki Moai Tiki Lo'au Migration from Vaihi means big land America named after Savaihi Havaihi! Pulemelei Siaheulupe was built by Tuitonga Momo 1 from famous story Uno o Sangone similar to Talietumu in Uvea 800ad Aslo Tuitonga Momo 2 Puipuifatu Talaiha'apepe Tele'a Tuipulotu Folaha Lomiaetupua as Talakaifaiki 1 Havea 1 Havea 2 Fatafehi Talakaifaiki 3 lived in Haamoa beginning of Havea Malieto'a! TuiFolaha Tuifalefa PapaiFA Manuka Chiefs from Tokatufa Umutakitaki Ancient practices in Tongatapu Ofu Ta'u Manuka Pangai all from Tuitonga Tongan Empire! 2700 years old tatau kit found in the Ancient Fortress Village of Pea in Tongatapu too deep to reach Pacifica lol Fiji named by Ancient Tongan Navigators Tefisii Fisi like flowers floating on Water when they discovered Fisi Eastern part Otulau o Tonga Ancient territory 🙏
@@TM686K first person I've read that has explained the truth of how and why things were done in a non biased way👍
State of Nati
ons , thank y'all for the vid of my 🌴🇼🇸 Samoan People's 🇼🇸🌴 our brotha's & sister's from Toga (Tonga) , Tokelau , Tuvalu , Lau & Rotuma Islands (Fiji)
Love your presentation thank you!!
Tonga didn’t rule all of Samoa. Districts like A’ana were never ruled by Tonga. And Malietoa never became king of Samoa until Europeans arrived and supported him. For the longest time, Tuia’ana, Tuiatua and Tuimanu’a were the most prominent titles in Samoa. Malietoa hardly reached that status until Europeans came. Nothing against Malietoa, I am a descendant of his through his son Luatua, but I’m just stating the facts.
Sunday - November 15, 2020.
Amen. I'm from the Tuia'ana family.
@@ma3G3 same here. I’m from the Tuiaana Tagaloa Taito Faasavalu, Salamasina and Tuia’ana Sagate lines. How about you?
@@theephraimite same line as you are. Lol.
@@theephraimite but you were right about Malietoa.
@Samoa Moni, well said, spot on!!
Reddit boys where you at
Wdym
Easiest way to pronounce Tagaloa....”tongue - ah - lore”
Nah lol close tho
I would replace lore with law
Tongue-ah-law
World time is change...TOA O SAMOA ON THE WAY,,,,,GB you all USO TOA O SAMOA. onosai ileisi taua olea tapua'i atu Lou nu'u. outou mama na ia tafetoto ou ala ae malamalama ou mata IA pouliulu Lou Tino ae malamalama ou ala. 💙❤
If you could, please, include the sources you are referencing in the description, that would be awesome. Tai lava
I was wondering after that, as well. As i've had to read many different sources just to get 30% of the information he shared.
This thing about TuiTonga considered Samoa to be sacred.....when? Where? Why? Who said that? Is that something Okusi Mahina said in his doctorate thesis????
Thank you God bless
Nice clip, well done.
Wow didn’t even know this thanks bro 😎
Thank you
You deserve more vievs
Hi,, I'm Jo, Su'es wife... he thinks you may have island decent... is he correct? Lol. Enjoy your output you rock.
Samoans didn’t come from Fiji
They first came from Uvea (Wallis and Futuna) and before that from Rotuma island in Fiji.
So yes, Samoans did come from Fiji but not the mainland Fiji.
Only Rotuma and the Luau archipelago were inhabited by Polynesians in Fiji.
@@Manoatevarua Samoa, and many other Polynesian countries people.... migrated from Asia.
@@mrfin02
I know… but we left South East Asia around 3000 BC.
Though we are from Asia, we do not descend from East Asian people, we are the descendants of the Austronesian people.
Fitiuta
@@Manoatevarua no your wrong
Thanks you pro this is my chapter 8 history of american samoa....
The Island of Manua is known in Tonga and the Cook island as Manukau the ancestry home land of Uke of Mauke
U r great!
💯% respect! Malolava
Oh shiiiiit I knew it 🤩🤩💯💯
Can you send any texts . Would love to read more about the samoan islands history
its kind of funny is it tamasese or tamasisi
tui manua empire in samoa as well
Tah ngah low ah. Either way it was good
🇦🇸🇼🇸
Samoa changed the time Zone because of PM Tuilaepa and his stupid politics with New Zealand. He also got Honey Trapped by the Communist China, losing business and properties in Samoa. American Samoa is still running the correct Time Zone.
Fitiuta*
Sounds like Samoans have been treated poorly throughout all history like Africans 😢
poorly but never defeated brother...they will never break Samoans and I’m sure the same with my African brethren
Not really. Nations rise and fall. Samoa, heart of Polynesia is still here and will be .
@@stmichealt6757 LOL
What the heck? Fea le mea na aoga ai lea ulu i aganuu and history of Samoa. What you read online is not the proper history of Samoa boy. If you want to know our history properly, go to Samoa.
Also, Samoa was never ruled by Tongan. Never in our history when I was growing up and learning about our history. As a matter of fact, the Tongans tried to take over Samoa, but after one of our warrior put the Tongans canoe up on a tall tree, Tongans flee and never came back for fear thinking that there were giants living in Samoa.
I had no idea where Tonga ruled Samoa. There was so many lies in this.
@YLKVT shut up, are you going to agree with this clown talking rubbish when his own people acknowledged that the tongans ruled samoa, maybe not all of samoa but it is recognized by not only samoans but fijians and every other island in the Pacific, the tongans never said they ruled all of Fiji, the fijians capitulated to the British because of fears that the tongans would eventually take over fiji, ie Ma'afu and other warriors and it wasnt only Lau but parts of the western side of Viti Levu and also areas on the way to Suva that they set up a fort, the tongans never conquered Fiji as such but acted as mercenaries for war with different tribes or Matakali.
Misinformation Wikipedia ...lol