Tonga is an island kingdom located in Oceania.
Description[]
According to Albert, Tonga is the last independent kingdom of the South Pacific and was settled by Polynesians. When Huey, Dewey and Louie asked how Tongan people provided for themselves, Albert claimed that most Tongan people provided for themselves through farming and fishing. Most of Tonga's history was perserved through legends, music and dances. The population of Tonga around the time of Huey, Dewey and Louie's stay was only about 90,000 and the only major settlements in the kingdom was Nuku'Alofa and Neiafu, but several villages such as Kolovai were also on the island.[1]
Locations[]
- Nuku'Alofa
- Kolovai
- Neiafu
- Otu Tolu Group
- Kao
- Tofua
- Nomuka
- Kotu Group
- Vava'u
- Tongatapu Group
- 'Eua
- Fuaʻamotu
- Mu'a
- Ha'akame
- Pea
- Kolonga
- Lifuka
- Lahi passage
Behind the scenes[]
The Kingdom of Tonga is a real-life country in the South Pacific islands. The island was also used as a setting for a section of Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey, and Louie: Australia and Oceania, in which Albert and Craig explained the history and culture of Tonga to Huey, Dewey and Louie.