I, Sawakasa II, Burerua, Dakuinuku, Lodoni, Vorovoro |- | Namena || Nawainovo na Tui WainovoNburenivalu, Nananu, Bureevu, Lawaki, Qoma, Qelekuro, Nabualau, Delaikuku, Nadrano |- | Dawasamu || Dawasamu na Turaga na RatuDriti, Delakado, Luvunavuaka, Nataleira, Silana, Nasinu, Nabualau, Delasui, Natadrave |- | rowspan=5 | Wainibuka || Naloto || Naloto na Turaga na Tui NalotoNaivicula, Naveicovatu, Nasau |- | Wailotua || Wailevu na Turaga na Tui WailevuWailotua II, Nalabe, Natokalau, Wailotua I |- | Nasautoka || Turaga Sau na VunivaluRatu Semi SeruvakulaNasautoka, Nabouva; Yavusa Nasautoka-Dakuivuna, Yavusa Nasautoka-Wailotua |- | Nayavu || Bau na Roko Tui BauNayavu, Naqia, Naseibitu, Namoka, Naveiveiwali, Natuvatuvavatu |- | Nailega || Naduadua na Turaga na VunivaluNaibita, Nailega, Wailevu, Nabulini, Manu |} Notes See also Malvatu Mauri (House of Chiefs) of Vanuatu References Tui Viti and 1st Vunivalu of Kubuna Nakorotubu District Bula Vakavanua', by Semi B Seruvakula – 2000 – Ethnology (Fiji); Fijians (Social life and customs) reference to chart composition Fiji and the Fijians by Thomas Williams, James Calvert reference to Tui Viti title Chapter 2 Pages 33–34, also good reference for social structure and villages and titles The World of Talk on a Fijian Island: An Ethnography of Law and Communicative Causation – Page 64, by Andrew Arno – 1993, reference on social structures such as Yavusa, Matagali and Tokatoka along with other aspects'' External links Ai Cavuti web article listing women Chiefs refer briefly to [./Http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/Fiji%20Heads.htm House of Chiefs] as some were members Fijian culture Lists of Fijian people Society of Fiji Fiji politics-related lists Tribal chiefs