Tupouʻahomeʻe/en

Tokiukamea described in his book that Tupouʻahomeʻe was Tupoutoʻa's wife in the time that the latter was a commander in Fīnau ʻUlukālala II ʻi Feletoa (Fangupō)'s war against Vavaʻu, around 1808. She was abducted by the defenders of fort Feletoa, but released to the attackers, because she was the daughter of a Tuʻi Tonga. Here, however, Mariner was mistaken, she was the daughter of a Tamahā, which in fact, made her even higher ranking.