Ma'afu'-o-limuloa

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Ma'afu'-o-limuloa (born sometime in the 18th century, died April 22 1799) was the 15th Tu'i Konokupolo.

He was a son of Mailelaumotomoto, the 2nd Ma'afu-'o- Tukui'aulahi (chief) of the Vaini chiefdom on Tonga, and a member of the current Tongan reigning house of Tupou. He was proclaimed April 21 1799, and succeeded Talai Tupou, who was his relative, maybe his half-brother. Ma'afu'-o-limuloa's reign ended wery shortly when he was killed after 1 day of his reign.

Because of this, he technically holds the Guinness record for the shortest reign, even though not yet announced in the book.

Ma'afu'-o-limuloa was the uncle of his successor, Tupou Malohi.

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