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POLYNESIAN MYTHOLOGY

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Pantheon: Polynesian

Key Info

- The primordial chaotic, formless darkness before creation.


Brief Bio

In Polynesian languages, Pō primarily means night, darkness, or obscurity. It represents the realm of the gods, the afterlife, and the chaotic, formless state before creation. Pō signifies the opposite of Ao (light/day), forming a foundational balance between life and death in Polynesian culture.

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