Kiwalao

Family: the Hawaiian chiefs · Role: king · First appears: Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army

In 1782, when Ka-lani-opuu died, he left the kingdom of Hawaii to his son Kiwalao and gave second place to his nephew Kamehameha. War soon arose between Kiwalao and his cousin Kamehameha; Kiwalao’s half-brother Keoua escaped to Ka-u.

Kamehameha defeated and killed the young king, and became king of Hawaii. Keawe-mau-hili was Kiwalao’s uncle.

Relationship record

Life events

• Kamehameha defeated and killed Kiwalao.(Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army)
  • With: Kamehameha
  • “Kamehameha defeated and killed the young king.”
• Kiwalao was killed by Kamehameha’s warriors when Kamehameha became king of the island.(Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1 · 📍 island Hawaii)
  • With: Kamehameha
  • “He was the uncle of Kiwalao, the young king of the island Hawaii, who was killed by Kamehameha’s warriors when Kamehameha became king of that island.”
• 1782 · Ka-lani-opuu left the kingdom to Kiwalao and gave the second place to Kamehameha.(Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army · 📍 Hawaii)
  • With: Ka-lani-opuu Kamehameha
  • “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

• parent: Ka-lani-opuu “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.”
• cousins with Kamehameha “War soon arose between the cousins.”
• siblings with Keoua “Kiwalao’s half-brother Keoua escaped to his district Ka-u, on the southwestern side of the island.”
• enemies with Kamehameha “Kamehameha defeated and killed the young king.”

Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1

• elder kin: Keawe-mau-hili “He was the uncle of Kiwalao, the young king of the island Hawaii, who was killed by Kamehameha’s warriors when Kamehameha became king of that island.”
• enemies with Kamehameha (Kamehameha’s warriors killed Kiwalao.) “He was the uncle of Kiwalao, the young king of the island Hawaii, who was killed by Kamehameha’s warriors when Kamehameha became king of that island.”

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