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This article is about the Polynesian mythological figure. For the village in Iran, see Atu, Iran. For other uses, see ATU (disambiguation).

In Samoan mythology, Atu was the first man on Fiji and Tonga.[1] (Note: This is according to the Samoans, not the Fijians or Tongans; see also Ila.)

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  1. ^ "THE SAMOAN STORY OF CREATION—A 'Tala.'". Journal of the Polynesian Society. 1 (3): 179. 1892. Retrieved 4 September 2021.


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