Royal Palace of Uvea

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The Royal Palace of Uvea is the historic residence and ceremonial seat of the traditional monarch of Wallis Island, located in the capital town of Mata-Utu in Wallis and Futuna.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
royal palace
associatedWith Lavelua (King of Uvea)
Wallisian customary institutions
capitalOfTraditionalKingdom Uvea
country Wallis and Futuna
governedBy customary monarchy of Uvea
governsOver customary kingdom of Uvea from this seat
hasArchitecturalStyle vernacular Wallisian style (with European influences)
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Wallisian people
inhabitants of Uvea
hasFunction administrative center of the customary kingdom
royal court venue
hasHeritageStatus important traditional site of Wallis and Futuna
hasLocalName Palais du Lavelua
Palais royal d’Uvea
hasRoleIn customary ceremonies of Wallis and Futuna
installation of the Lavelua
heritageSignificance symbol of the traditional monarchy of Uvea
locatedIn Hahake District
Mata-Utu
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Wallis and Futuna
locatedInArchipelago Wallis Islands
linked to: Wallis Island
locatedInDependencyOf French Republic
locatedInOceania Pacific Ocean
locatedInTerritorialCollectivity French overseas collectivity of Wallis and Futuna
linked to: Wallis and Futuna
locatedOn Wallis Island NERFINISHED
near Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, Mata-Utu
linked to: Mata-Utu Cathedral

Mata-Utu wharf
central square of Mata-Utu
partOf traditional kingdom of Uvea
linked to: Kingdom of Uvea
positionInSettlement central Mata-Utu
servesAs ceremonial seat of the monarch of Uvea
residence of the Lavelua of Uvea
symbolizes continuity of the Uvean monarchy
traditional authority on Wallis Island
tourismAttractionIn Mata-Utu
Wallis and Futuna
usedBy customary chiefs of Uvea
royal household of Uvea
linked to: Kingdom of Uvea
usedFor royal ceremonies
traditional political functions

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Mata-Utu hasLandmark Royal Palace of Uvea
Mata-Utu Cathedral proximityTo royal palace of Uvea in Mata-Utu
linked to: Royal Palace of Uvea
Royal Palace of Uvea hasLocalName Palais royal d’Uvea
linked to: Royal Palace of Uvea