Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes

Other Figures — Minor Figures

46 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.

Ai-laau

god of fire · first appears Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater

  • Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater · with Pele “He ran away and was entirely lost.”

Hale-mau-mau

priest · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2

  • Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2 · enemies with Pele “These priests who were also of the rank of chiefs were all killed by Pele except Kaha-wali, who escaped to Oahu.—”

Hina

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

  • 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.”
  • Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1 · siblings with Ku-waha-ilo “Hina is sometimes said to be Ku-waha-ilo’s sister in these legends.”

Ka-au-ea

priest · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2

  • Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2 · enemies with Pele “These priests who were also of the rank of chiefs were all killed by Pele except Kaha-wali, who escaped to Oahu.—”

Ka-lani-ua-ula

priest · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2

  • Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2 · enemies with Pele “These priests who were also of the rank of chiefs were all killed by Pele except Kaha-wali, who escaped to Oahu.—”

Ka-pa-pala

chief · first appears Chapter V · Pele and the Chiefs of Puna

  • Chapter V · Pele and the Chiefs of Puna · enemies with Pele “The chief and his surf-board were tossed up in a whirlpool of fire. Then he dropped into the heart of the flame and was lost.”

Ka-pu-e-uli

priest · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2

  • Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2 · enemies with Pele “These priests who were also of the rank of chiefs were all killed by Pele except Kaha-wali, who escaped to Oahu.—”

Ka-ua-nohu-nohu

priest · first appears Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2

  • Chapter VII · Pele and Kaha-wali · Part 2 · enemies with Pele “These priests who were also of the rank of chiefs were all killed by Pele except Kaha-wali, who escaped to Oahu.—”

Kahoupokane

maiden of the snow-garment · first appears Chapter IX · Pele and the Snow-goddess · Part 1

  • Chapter IX · Pele and the Snow-goddess · Part 1 · enemies with Pele “They were all queens of beauty, full of wit and wisdom, lovers of adventure, and enemies of Pele.”

Ke-lii-kuku

chief · first appears Chapter V · Pele and the Chiefs of Puna

  • Chapter V · Pele and the Chiefs of Puna · enemies with Pele “Pele had heard the boasting chief and had shown that no land around her pit of fire was secure against her will.”

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