the Hawaiian chiefs — 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.

the priestess of Pele met by the missionaries

priestess · first appears Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1

Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1 · employer: Pele “In the course of their journey the missionaries met a priestess of Pele.”

Ka-lani-opuu

king · first appears Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army

Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army · child: Kiwalao “Ka-lani-opuu had been king over the island Hawaii. When he died in 1782, he left the kingdom to his son Kiwalao, giving the second place to his nephew Kamehameha.”
Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army · younger kin: Kamehameha “Ka-lani-opuu had been king over the island Hawaii. When he died in 1782, he left the kingdom to his son Kiwalao, giving the second place to his nephew Kamehameha.”

Liholiho

king · first appears Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1

Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1 · parent: Kamehameha “They were both so influential that they were chosen by the great Kamehameha as members of his council of chiefs and were retained by his son Liholiho, or Kamehameha II.”

Na-ihe

high chief of the district of Kona · first appears Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1

Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1 · married with Kapiolani “Even Na-ihe, her husband, had not been able to free himself from superstitious fears.”

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