Frijian Literature refers to the body of written works produced in the Frijian language, primarily by the Frijian people of Fiji. This literature encompasses various genres, including poetry, storytelling, and historical accounts, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Frijian community. The themes often explore nature, spirituality, and social values, providing insight into the Frijian way of life. Oral traditions play a significant role in shaping this literature, as many stories and poems are passed down through generations, preserving the Frijian identity and history.