Hina

Role: creator of a flood or great tidal wave · First appears: Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1

Life events

• In another story, Pele was Kane-hoa-lani and Hina’s daughter.(Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1)
  • With: Pele Kane-hoa-lani
  • “Another story says that Pele was the daughter of Kane-hoa-lani and Hina.”
• In the oldest and most authoritative legends, Hina’s tidal wave drove Pele from place to place over the ocean.(Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1)
  • With: Pele
  • “and that Hina was the creator of a flood or great tidal wave which drove Pele from place to place over the ocean.”
• In these legends, Hina was sometimes said to be Ku-waha-ilo’s sister, and she quarrelled with him.(Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1)
  • With: Ku-waha-ilo
  • “Hina is sometimes said to be Ku-waha-ilo’s sister in these legends. She quarrelled with him because he devoured all the people.”

Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1

• child: Pele “Another story says that Pele was the daughter of Kane-hoa-lani and Hina.”
• siblings with Ku-waha-ilo “Hina is sometimes said to be Ku-waha-ilo’s sister in these legends.”

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