Lono-makua

Role: brother of Pele · First appears: Chapter XVII · Lohiau · Part 3

Life events

• In another legend, Pele sent Lono-makua to kindle eruptions around Lohiau and Hiiaka.(Chapter XVII · Lohiau · Part 3)
  • With: Pele Lohiau Hiiaka
  • “Another legend says that Pele sent her brother Lono-makua, with his helpers, to kindle eruptions around Lohiau and Hiiaka.”
• Lono-makua kindled fires around Lohiau but refrained from attacking him.(Chapter XVII · Lohiau · Part 3)
  • With: Lohiau
  • “Lono-makua kindled fires all around Lohiau, but for a long time refrained from attacking him.”
• Wahine-omao became the wife of Lono-makua.(Chapter XVII · Lohiau · Part 3)
  • With: Wahine-omao
  • “It was said that Wahine-omao became the wife of Lono-makua, the one kindling volcanic fire.”

Chapter XVII · Lohiau · Part 3

• siblings with Pele “Another legend says that Pele sent her brother Lono-makua, with his helpers, to kindle eruptions around Lohiau and Hiiaka.”
• married with Wahine-omao “Then Hiiaka returned to her place in the Pele family. It was said that Wahine-omao became the wife of Lono-makua, the one kindling volcanic fire.”

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