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Battle of Fei Pi
The Battle of Fei Pi was fought on Tahiti in November 1815 between Pōmare II, returning from exile on Moorea, and the chiefs opposed to him. Pōmare's victory, won with the support of Christian converts and firearms, made him ruler of all Tahiti. It was followed by the overthrow of the old religion and the rapid spread of Christianity across the island.
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