Nuimeitolu

 Muimui Tupou (13^th. TK)

 

Namoa Tupou (TK) (Namoa Older brothers Tupouto'a TK & Tuku'aho 14^th. TK)

 

Tupouto’a gave up the tile and briefly held by Namoa but the stronger of all of them was Tuku’aho (TK) was the 14th Tu’i Kanokupolu of Tonga, reigning approximately from 1793 to 1799. He was considered the “strong man” of the Tupou family despite coming from a lower lineage from his mother Lepolo, and he used his power to depose the 12th Tu’i Kanokupolu, Tupoumoheofo, who was of the higher line.^[1] Tuku’aho placed instilled his own father, Mumui, as the 13th Tu’i Kanokupolu and then took the title for himself upon Mumui's death. Tuku’aho reigned Tonga as a tyrant, for which he was assassinated by a team of high chiefs. His death sparked a civil war that lasted for nearly a half century.

 

 

Fanau 'a Namoa (TK)

1. Finau       

2. Lausi'i

3. Vikamafile'o

4. Vavahe'a

5. Siaosi Tupou Niumeitolu 

6. Tangata'olakepa

7. Netane

8. Alilia Funakitoutai

 

Fanau 'a Siaosi Niumeitolu

1. Ana Sioeli

2. Salote

3. Viliami Tu'ihalangingie

4. Peni Tupou

 

Fanau 'a Peni Tupou

1.    Lesieli

2.    Saane

3.    Lolohea

4.    Siaosi Niumeitolu

5.    'Aisake Tupou

6.    Tangata'olakepa 

 

Fanau ‘a ‘Aisake

1.    Ofo

2.    Ana

3.    Vilo

4.    Vika

5.    Sione

6.    ‘Aisake

7.    Taliai

8. Louniutaha Tupou