the chiefs of Kauai — Minor Figures

4 figures from Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Ahua

young chief and aikane of Kaha-wali · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1

Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1 · friends with Kaha-wali “He took his wife, Kanaka-wahine, his two children, his sister Koai, his younger brother, and Ahua, one of the young chiefs who was his aikane (intimate friend), and also his necessary retainers and their baggage, and among the most cherished of all, his favorite pig, Aloi-puaa.”

Kanaka-wahine

wife of Kaha-wali · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1

Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1 · married with Kaha-wali “He took his wife, Kanaka-wahine, his two children, his sister Koai, his younger brother, and Ahua, one of the young chiefs who was his aikane (intimate friend), and also his necessary retainers and their baggage, and among the most cherished of all, his favorite pig, Aloi-puaa.”

Koai

sister of Kaha-wali · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1

Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1 · siblings with Kaha-wali “He took his wife, Kanaka-wahine, his two children, his sister Koai, his younger brother, and Ahua, one of the young chiefs who was his aikane (intimate friend), and also his necessary retainers and their baggage, and among the most cherished of all, his favorite pig, Aloi-puaa.”

O-lono-hai-laau

father of Kaha-wali · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1

Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 1 · child: Kaha-wali “Evidently his father, O-lono-hai-laau, and others of the family came as far as the island Oahu and there remained.”

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Extracted from the original text of Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes. Made with Rho MD.