Nāukha-kē-Auʻu (NAU; /ˈnaːu̯xa keː ˈau̯ʔu/, "Carries-the-Dawn")
The Sun Carrier
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This article is a stub! Here's the jist:Nāukha-kē-Auʻu is one of the two chief gods of Weī-hī-kē-Iwau. He is the rival of Awhoukha-kē-Ngo, and according to lore he steals the sun back from Awhoukha-kē-Ngo every morning, before the sun is stolen back from him. Nāukha-kē-Auʻu is known as a sort of playful trickster god, though he always has the people's best in mind.
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Dawn, Day, Light, & the SunDivine Classification
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Hēnē-kau-NgaoKoshokha-pū-Whekā
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