Which of the following is NOT an effect of the codification of Tongan law in the mid-nineteenth century?

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The codification of Tongan law in the mid-nineteenth century solidified the state's power and men's authority over women, enhanced the economic power of chiefly families at the expense of non-chiefly families, and buffered chiefs and the king from contact with ordinary people and their demands. It did not uphold the traditional right of fahu, which refers to a woman's obligation to provide goods and services to her husband's family, resulting in the independence of women from their husbands.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Effect of the Codification