Pea-pea-maka-walu

Also known as: Pea-pea the Eight-Eyed / Pea-pea the eight-eyed · Role: eight-eyed man · First appears: Chapter X · Oahu Legends of Maui · Part 2

Life events

Pea-pea-maka-walu seized Maui's wife and carried her away over the sea.(Chapter X · Oahu Legends of Maui · Part 2)
- With: Maui
- “He looked inland and saw his wife, Kumu-lama, seized and carried away by Pea-pea-maka-walu, ‘Pea-pea the eight-eyed.’”
Pea-pea-maka-walu's people caught Maui and confined him in a tabu box.(Chapter X · Oahu Legends of Maui · Part 2)
- With: Maui
- “He was caught and placed in a tabu box.”
Hina darkened the dawn so Pea-pea would fall asleep, allowing Maui to kill him.(Chapter X · Oahu Legends of Maui · Part 2)
- With: Maui Hina (grandmother of Maui)
- “Then Maui called to Hina with his spirit voice, ‘O Hina, keep it dark.’ Hina made the gray dawn dark in the three eyes and two closed in sleep. The last eye was weary, and it also slept. Then Maui went out of the bird body and cut off the head of Pea-pea and put it inside the bird.”

enemies with Maui “Then Maui went out of the bird body and cut off the head of Pea-pea and put it inside the bird.”
enemies with Kumu-lama “He looked inland and saw his wife, Kumu-lama, seized and carried away by Pea-pea-maka-walu, ‘Pea-pea the eight-eyed.’”

Extracted from the original text of Legends of Ma-ui. Made with Rho MD.