thumb|right|300px|Meeting at Falefa c.1923 - 1928. At the center rear is New Zealander Major General George S. Richardson, Administrator of Samoa between 1923 and 1928. thumb|View of Falefa Valley from Le Mafa Pass.|300px Falefā is located on the north eastern coast of Upolu island in Samoa. It was the ancient capital during the ('government') of (King) Fonoti after defeating his kin Vaafusuaga Toleafoa and Samalaulu for control of Samoa. King Fonoti chose to rule from his new seat in Falefa, an honour remembered in its faalupega (Charter and Salutations) to this day.
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thumb|right|300px|Meeting at Falefa c.1923 - 1928. At the center rear is New Zealander Major General George S. Richardson, Administrator of Samoa between 1923 and 1928. thumb|View of Falefa Valley from Le Mafa Pass.|300px Falefā is located on the north eastern coast of Upolu island in Samoa. It was the ancient capital during the ('government') of (King) Fonoti after defeating his kin Vaafusuaga Toleafoa and Samalaulu for control of Samoa. King Fonoti chose to rule from his new seat in Falefa, an honour remembered in its faalupega (Charter and Salutations) to this day.
Falefa is headed by the descendants of its two founders - Moeono Falealoga (''tulafale-alii or 'matua) and Leutele Leutogatui (matua-alii''), the sons of Tui Atua Lemuaiteleloloa and his wife, Leateafaiga.
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