Taukei Ni Waluvu - Past Title Holders

Past Title Holders

(in order of succession)

Vunivalu Taukei Waiburebure

  • Robonowai I (Nalawa)
  • Rokovucago I (Navunidakua)
  • Nayacakuru (Navunidakua)
  • Rokowai I(c.1600 AD Nakamarusi)
  • Rokotokalau (Ulira)
  • Ronaiteqe (Taulevu)
  • Iranabobo I(Ulira)
  • Rovucago II (Navaulele)
  • Roraiova I,(Valu ni Lulu- Navaulele)
  • Robaledrokadroka I, (Taulevu)
  • Rodavetanivalu I, (Taulevu)
  • Iranabobo II(Ulira)

Vunivalu Vuniduba

  • Asaeli Tabuavula

Vunivalu Taukei ni Waluvu

  • Ratu Meli Davetanivalu II, Navaulele (?-1875).
  • Ratu Jone Roraiova II, (Taukei Nakacadakui)
  • Ratu Viliame Robatiratu I(?-1908) (Taukei Vuravura, Buli Colo East, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Alipate Baledrokadroka II, (Taukei Navaulele)
  • Ratu Samu Ranarogo (1855–1931).
  • Dr. Ratu Temesia Robonowai II, NMP, (Taukei Nakamarusi, 1866–1937, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Taito Rauluni (1880–1948).
  • Ratu Manasa Davetanivalu II,(1893–1944, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Isikeli Roraqoca (Buli Matailobau) (1906–62, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Anare Roraqoca (1903–74, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Joseva Koroitamana (1909–87).
  • Ratu Esira Rovucago VI(1911–77).
  • Ratu Emosi Vakatawabai (1915–79, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Jope Rokowai (1923–97, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Alipate Raiova Baledrokadroka IV, (1933–2005, Taukei Nacagabuli, Senator, GCC Member)
  • Ratu Meli Ronaiteqe Koroitamana (1935–2009, GCC Member)

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