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Amata kabua biography of mahatma gandhi

          It also reflected his life-long growth into a global activist for environmental and social justice.!

          After Amata Kabua died, his cousin, Imata Kabua, who was more corrupt and much more inept as a leader, replaced him.

        1. After Amata Kabua died, his cousin, Imata Kabua, who was more corrupt and much more inept as a leader, replaced him.
        2. Alaima Talu, too, reads other attempts at life writing—by Mahatma Gandhi, In , he succeeded Amata Kabua of the Marshalls as president of that.
        3. It also reflected his life-long growth into a global activist for environmental and social justice.
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        5. Correspondence, biographical info on people who might be presented to their Majesties.
        6. Amata Kabua facts for kids

          Amata Kabua (November 17, – December 19, ) was the first President of the Marshall Islands from until his death in (five consecutive terms).

          Background

          Amata Kabua was a scion of Marshallese Royalty.

          Amata Kabua is the son of high chiefess Tarjikit of the Eastern (Ratak chain) and rumoured to be a Japanese administrator by his political opponents. This was disputed by his father Lejolan Kabua. However, by Marshallese custom of "kujen loje" (nobleman of birth) High Chief Lojelañ of the Ralik (Western) chain claimed Amata as his own in the same manner Loeak the Great adopted Lajore and Litilinej, probably because Laelan of Arno who is Dorothy Kabua's father was Kabua's biological child however under "kujen loje" Laelan of Arno was adopted by Takto just as Laelan Kabua of the Erroja clan was adopted by Kabua (Lebon) under the same tradition as was Leit who was claimed by Iroij Bwio Jiba.

          Ironically, the "kujen loe" concept applied to Albert Loeak who was