ʻAhoʻeitu

ʻAhoʻeitu is a prominent figure in Polynesian mythology, particularly in Tahitian and other island cultures. He is considered the first man or a legendary ancestor who embodies the origins of humanity. Stories often describe him as a divine or semi-divine being created by gods or ancestors, symbolizing birth, creation, and the beginning of life. His narrative reflects themes of origin, divine authority, and cultural identity, serving as a foundational figure in traditional stories that explain human existence and societal values within Polynesian communities.