Nautu
| HOKOHOKO ʻO E HOUʻEIKI ʻENAU FAKANOFO | |||
| tokotaha naʻe fetongi | Tuʻilakepa | tokotaha hoko | |
| Fonomanu | Nautu | Fehokomoelangiʻifisi | |
| fakanofo | ~1640 | ||
| fakamālōlō | |||
| Puha TUPUʻANGA (tohi hohoko) | Nautu (tangata—~1640—) | |||
| ʻene mātuʻa | ʻeiki→ | Fonomanu | ʻEkutongapipiki | ←fehuhu |
| tokoua | Tuʻimala | Nautu | Lātūmailangi | Lātūnipuluʻiʻuvea |
| ʻohoana I | Pepe | |||
| fānau | Paleinangalu | |||
| ʻohoana II | Lelenoa | |||
| fānau | Fehokomoelangiʻifisi | |||
- D.V. Burley; Sacred child and sacred place; Polynesian paradox, USP 2005; ISBN 982-02-0371-6
ʻOku fahi ʻa e kau hako ʻo Nautu ʻi he Tuʻihaʻateiho mo Tuʻilakepa.
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