Always grateful for another episode malo aupito

Love these stories.

The Art of War came so natural to us … even then playing chess not checkers.. The Tomgan Empire had to be fought strategically … Mind games !!

Mannn I've been waiting haha Malo toko 🙏🏾

@marinersjourney3118

2 ай бұрын

lol sorry toko. Took long cuz the editing. I think I’ll edit less images just so I can get the story out faster.

In Fiji going into almost famin is still practiced since families are required to give so that the guests are well fed. No one cooks during a death, the family will go through thick and thin to feed mourners

@marinersjourney3118

2 ай бұрын

Wtf?? For real?? Gollee!

love this Toko!

@marinersjourney3118

2 ай бұрын

thanks for watching. next one coming soon.

Thats why people have to read the book .. when i read marners description of the chiefs fighting i pictured exactly what he discribed

@marinersjourney3118

Күн бұрын

@@musanamomo5658 it’s a very difficult read in my opinion that’s why I made this channel. Just to make it understandable Malo for watching

Malo Toko

Always suspicious 💯💯🔥🔥🙏

Mou alu o sio ihe faiva episodes fakahisitolia koe Viking , hange nae too ia e nau3 ae konga oe hisitolia o Tonga fa'u aki enau hisitolia fa'ufa'u 😂

Malie aupito. Tongans still playing mind games lol

@Hardlabor1978

2 ай бұрын

I was just going to type that. The words are conniving, manipulative, and deception. We been doing it for years but in this context it is cunning mind games for advantage in war.

Malo malo

Earing another human was said to have gained their mana their energy in other words. Fijians were notorious for cannibalism. Samoans have stories of it Same as the tongans If I'm right in Uvea in the tongan forts a large cooking place apparently called Umu Tangata.. fijians may have influenced samoans and tongans with that as the 3 have been crossing paths since the start.

@Kava650

2 ай бұрын

Quit it with the assumptions, your cook islander yall were made by us. The very first Polynesians lol

@Kava650

2 ай бұрын

@@PanPan2013 this claymore clown talking sh-t about the Tongan empire history on different KZread channels when he a damn Cook Islander. Look it up you’ll see what I mean 💯

@umutangata

Ай бұрын

The village my mom’s family comes from in Tonga (Fo’ui) is nicknamed “umu tangata” because the stories I was told was Fo’ui was known apparently for having warriors & cooking/eating their enemies when killing them in battle.

I don’t wanna be a Debbie downer, did you have to spend that long on cannibalism? I appreciate your storytelling but dam.😂😂😂

@marinersjourney3118

2 ай бұрын

No I realize that for a lot of it. I repeat too many things and drag on too much. I’m working on that cuz it’s annoying to me too. Like when deez nuttz drag on yo chin! 😂😂😂jk jk… nbfr I see it too. I gotchu

@Tonga292s

2 ай бұрын

😂

@umutangata

Ай бұрын

If you read the book you’ll realize cannibalism is a big theme & a big part of Polynesian/Melanesian history whether you want to accept it or not

@Tonga292s

Ай бұрын

@@umutangata who here is denying that?

@umutangata

Ай бұрын

@@Tonga292s if it’s a big theme in the book then of course he’s gonna talk about it quite a bit 😂 connect the dots