Vakafuhu
| HOKOHOKO ʻO E HOUʻEIKI ʻENAU FAKANOFO | |||
| tokotaha naʻe fetongi | Tuʻi Tonga | tokotaha hoko | |
| Kauʻulufonua (fekai) | Vakafuhu | Puipuifatu | |
| fakanofo | ~1500 | ||
| fakamālōlō | |||
| Puha TUPUʻANGA (tohi hohoko) | Vakafuhu (tangata—~1500—) | |||
| ʻene mātuʻa | ʻeiki→ | Kauʻulufonua (fekai) | ←fehuhu | |
| tokoua | Vakafuhu | |||
| ʻohoana I | ? | |||
| fānau | Puipuifatu | |||
| ʻohoana II | Langitaetaea | |||
| fānau | Tuʻitofua | |||
- E.W. Gifford, Tongan myths and tales, Bernice Pauahi Bishop museum bulletin 8, 1924
- I.C. Campbell, Island kingdom, Canterbury university press, 1992, 2001
Naʻe ʻafio ʻa Vakafuhu ʻi Haʻamoa. Mahalo pē ko Vakafuhu, tamai ʻo e ʻotua-ika ko Tuʻitofua, ko e tokotaha kehe ia. English abstract available: Go
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