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He was born to Emperor Tamatea and Ana Marama (nee Uye) in 1957 in Tokapa, the Oan Isles. He was the late Emperor's eldest son. However, his parents never married, preventing him from having a claim to the throne. The law of Succession, at the time of his birth, prevented illegitimate children from inheriting the throne. To save face, it was arranged that Ana Marama would have sole custody of the child and Tamatea would be responsible for financial maintenance. Tamatea's second son, Uye was born several years later. Tamatea's wife, Serene Consort Catherine believes that her son, Ehe, should know his brother. Thus, Oahuoa and Ehe played together as children and developed a close bond. Oahuoa has described himself as Ehe's Guardian ever since.
His mother eventually married Karai Uye, son of Chief Tira Uye. It was agreed that Karai would adopt Oahuoa and raise him as his own. Thus, Oahuoa became a member of the Uye clan and received the Uye surname. His family lived in Tokapa. In high school he was teased by his schoolmates who called him cruel names such as "The Emperor's Bastard". Although he did not like his birth father, he had a strong sense of honor. Thus, he attacked and wounded the students who disrespected him. The school wanted to expel him but dropped the case after it was found that the other students had dishonored him. His parents advised him to attend a military-style school instead. Although he hated it at first, he warmed up to the school and even liked it.
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