Talk:Limu (Tongan mythology)

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Limu as a "Death god" edit

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This article previously stated that "In Hawaiian mythology, Limu is a god of the dead", and that "This information is cultural and common knowledge among those of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian ancestry". I have removed those statements, as well as the "Death god" category, in adherence to Wikipedia policy regarding unsourced information; they should be reentered only if a published source for that information can be cited.--r.e.s. 02:09, 24 August 2007 (UTC)Reply

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