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Isokelekel (Pohnpeian: "shining noble," "wonderful king"), was a semi-mythical hero
warrior and the
demigod son of the
Pohnpeian god
Nansapwe and Nansapwe's...
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resentment among Pohnpeians. The
Saudeleur Dynasty ended with the
invasion of
Isokelekel,
another semi-mythical foreigner, who
replaced the
Saudeleur rule with...
- has it that the
Saudeleur dynasty ended when
another foreigner,
called Isokelekel,
invaded the islands,
overthrew the Saudeleurs, and
instituted the more...
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people until its
centralized system collapsed amid the
invasion of
Isokelekel.
Isokelekel and his
descendants initially occupied the
stone city, but later...
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increasing demands on
their subjects.
Their reign ended with the
invasion by
Isokelekel, who also
resided at Nan Madol,
though his
successors abandoned the site...
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resentment among Pohnpeians. The
Saudeleur Dynasty ended with the
invasion of
Isokelekel,
another semi-mythical foreigner, who
replaced the
Saudeleur rule with...
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Bodhisattvas Bramha/Sahampati
Buddha Kṣitigarbha
Maitreya Mañjuśrī Śakra
Isokelekel King
Arthur (Also English/British)
Bendigeidfran (Welsh) Cúchulainn (Irish)...
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resentment among Pohnpeians. The
Saudeleur Dynasty ended with the
invasion of
Isokelekel,
another semi-mythical foreigner, who
replaced the
Saudeleur rule with...
- the
creator goddess Ligobubfanu, and may be a
creator deity himself.
Isokelekel (Pohnpeian: "shining noble," "wonderful king"), also
called Idzikolkol...
- Madol.[citation needed]
According to tradition, semi-mythical hero king
Isokelekel first arrived at and
lived in Ant,
learning from its people's customs...
