| Fenuapeho |
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| Reign | 1812–1831 |
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| Predecessor | Tapoa I |
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| Successor | Tapoa II |
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| Born | c. 1773 |
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| Died | April 1831 (aged 58) |
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| Issue | Teioatua, Taehau a Upaupa (daughter) and others from his four wives. |
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| Father | Teurahiti |
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| Mother | Ari'iturua a Tataa |
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Fenuapeho (c. 1773–1831), also known as Upaupa, was a prominent chief of the island of Taha'a. He served as regent for the young Teri'inohorai, later known as Tapoa II, the grandson of Chief Tapoa I, during a period of significant political and religious transformation in the Society Islands. In April 1831, Fenuapeho undertook a voyage to Bora Bora, but was tragically lost at sea during his return to Taha'a..