High Chief Mateo (Mataio) KEKUANAOA (KEKŪANĀOʻA,)
According to information in "Hawaiian Genealogies" (Pukui), Kinoiki was a po'olua by Nahiolea and Kiilaweau.
High Chief Mateo (Mataio) KEKUANAOA (KEKŪANĀOʻA,)
According to information in "Hawaiian Genealogies" (Pukui), Kinoiki was a po'olua by Nahiolea and Kiilaweau.
High Chief Mateo (Mataio) KEKUANAOA (KEKŪANĀOʻA,)
According to information in "Hawaiian Genealogies" (Pukui), Kinoiki was a po'olua by Nahiolea and Kiilaweau.
Malailua Nahiolea is the name given by Kamakau.
No gender indicated in records. Assigned male. (D.Kekoolani 03-31-2010)
KAHAKUHA'AKOI WAHINI-PIO (KAHAKUHAAKOI)
Fornander and Kamakau call her Kahakuhaakoi.
H.R.H. Prince Kahalaia LUANU'U
Governor of Kauai.
There are 3 chiefs and one royal prince named Lu'anu'u:
(1) LU'ANU'U I, son of Lukahakono - 15 generations after Wakea
(2) LU'ANU'U II, son of Laka (Laka-noho-i-ka-wehiwehi, Lakaimihau) - 33 generations after Wakea
(3) LU'ANU'U III, son of Kamahana - 48 generations after WakeaThe grandson of Kamehameha the Great is H.R.H. Prince Kahalaia Luanu'u. Technically this royal prince would be Chief Lu'anuu IV.
L Ha KANIU (KANIU H'AAHEO I, HA'AHEO, KA-NIU-O-KA-LAI-LUA, KANUIOPIOHAAHEO, KA-NUI-O-PIO-HA'AHEO)
Hanai mother and royal nurse of King David Kalakaua.
Also:
* Ha'aheo
* Kanuiopiohaaheo
* Ka-nui-o-pio-Ha'aheo
William Pitt KALANIMOKU (KALAIMOKU)
Chief Minister to King Kamehameha the Great. Kalaimoku is the name given in the KA MAKAAINA newspaper articles. He is called "Kalanimoku" by S.M. Kamaku.
A. Fornander says that Kalnimoku is the son of Kauhiaimoku-a-Kama (Kauhiakama II, Kekauhinamoku, Kekauhiwamoku, Hekau-a-Hiwamoku, Kauhi).
H.H. Prince Abner KELI'IAHANOUI (KE-LI'I-AHANOUI) (Prince of Kauai)
Chamberlain to the King
(Elizabeth Kaʻahumanu) (Queen of Hawaii) KAAHAMANU
Kuhina-Nui from 6th June 1825