Polynesian mythology

Polynesian mythology is the oral traditions of the people of Polynesia (meaning "many islands" in Greek) a grouping of Central and South Pacific Ocean island archipelagos in the Polynesian triangle together with the scattered cultures known as the Polynesian outliers. Polynesians speak languages that descend from a language reconstructed as Proto-Polynesian that was probably spoken in the Tonga - Samoa area around 1000 BC.
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All the articles available in the Polynesian mythology section of the Encyclopedia Mythica:
Afa; Ahoeitu; Aitu; Alii Menehune; Ami-Te-Rangi; Ao; Apakura; Apu-Hau; Apu-Ko-Hai; Ara Tiotio; Aremata-Popoa; Aremata-Rorua; Areoi; Arohirohi; Ata; Atanea; Atanua; Atarapa; Atea; Ati; Atonga; Atu; Atua; Atua Fafine; Atua I Kafika; Atua I Raropuka; Atutuahi; Auahi-Turoa; Aumakua; Auparu; Auraka; Auriaria; Avaiki; Avaiki Tautau; Avatea; Awha; Bua-Taranga; Bulotu; Bulu; Burotu; Cibaciba; Dakuwanga; Dawn Maiden; Degei; Drakulu; Eitumatupua; Ele'ele; Eleipaio; Fa'atiu; Fakahotu; Fati; Fetu; Fisaga; Flaming Teeth; Fue; Hahau-Whenua; Haikili; Hanui-o-Rangi; Haole; Haronga; Hau; Hau Marangi; Haumea; Haumia Tiketike; Hawai'iki; Hema; Hi'iaka; Hikuleo; Hina; Hina-Ika; Hine-i-Tapeka; Hine-Kau-Ataata; Hine-nui-te-Po; Hine-Tu-Whenua; Hiro; Iao; Ika-Roa; Ika-Tere; Ila; Ilaheva; Ina; Io; Ira; Ira-Waru; Iva; Kaha'i; Kahoali; Kahomovailahi; Kahukura; Kai-n-Tiku-Aba; Kalamainu; Kamapua'a; Kamohoalii; Kanae; Kanaka; Kanaloa; Kane; Kane Hoalani; Kapo; Kapua; Kapuku; Karihi; Kaulu; Ki'I; Kihe-Wahine; Kiho Tumu; Kilioa; Kiwa; Kohara; Kui; Kukailimoku; Kuku Lau; Kumu-Honua; Kumulipo; Kupua; La'a Maomao; Laka; Laufakanaa; Lewalevu; Limu; Lingadua; Lona; Lono; Losi; Lua-o-Milu; Maero; Mafui'e; Mahiki; Mahina; Mahiuki; Mahu-ike; Makea-Tutara; Makemake; Makutu; Malara; Mana; Manawa; Mango-Roa-I-Ata; Maohi; Marama; Mareikura; Marikoriko; Maru; Mata Upola; Matagi; Matariki; Matuku; Matuku Tago Tago; Matuu; Maui; Mauri; Menehune; Merau; Milu; Miru; Moko; Motoro; Murimuria; Nabangatai; Namaka; Nana-Ula; Ndauthina; Ndengei; Nei Tituaabine; Nga-Atua; Nganaoa; Nganga; Ngaro; Ngaru; Ngendi; Ngurai; Nu'u; Ono; Oro; Pahuanui; Paikea; Paka'a; Paliuli; Pani; Paoro; Papa; Papare; Pele; Pere; Pia; Pili; Pitua; Poukai; Pua Tu Tahi; Pukatala; Puna; Raa; Raka; Raka Maomao; Rangi; Rata; Ratu-mai-mbula; Rehua; Rimu; Ro'o; Rohe; Rongo; Rongo-Mai; Roua; Ru; Rua; Rua-Tapu; Ruau-Moko; Samulayo; Sava; Savali; Sina; Ta'aroa; Tagaloa; Tagaro; Tahekeroa; Tahiti Tokerau; Tama Nui-Te-Ra; Tamapo; Tanaoa; Tane; Tane-Mahuta; Tangaloa; Tangaroa; Tangotango; Taonoui; Tapairu; Tara; Taranga; Taringa Nui; Tau-Titi; Tawhaki; Tawhiri; Te Rongo; Te Toi-o-nga-Rangi; Tele; Tevake; Tiki; Tiki; Tikokura; Tinirau; Tipua; Tonga; Tonga-Hiti; Toniwha; Toru; Tu; Tu Matauenga; Tu-Te-Wehiwehi; Tua-Uo-Loa; Tui Delai Gau; Tuna; Turehu; Tutu; Ua; Uekera; Uira; Ukupanipo; Ulupoka; Upolu; Uranga-o-Te-Ra; Urutonga; Vaitere; Varima-te-Takere; Vatea; Vitu; Wahie Loa; Wahie Roa; Waiora; Waitiri; Wakea; Wananga; Whatu; Where-Ao; Whiro.