Keawe-mau-hili
Family: the Hawaiian chiefs · Role: chief · First appears: Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army
In Chapter XVIII, Keawe-mau-hili escaped to his district of Hilo. He accepted Kamehameha as his king and sent his sons to help him conquer Maui. Keoua, his nephew, attacked Hilo, killed him, and ravaged Kamehameha’s lands.
In Chapter XX, Keawe-mau-hili is named as the father of Kapiolani and uncle of Kiwalao, the young king killed by Kamehameha’s warriors.
Relationship record
Life events
- Keawe-mau-hili escaped to his district Hilo.(Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army · 📍 Hilo)
- “His uncle Keawe-mau-hili escaped to his district Hilo on the southeastern side.”
- The high chief of Hilo accepted Kamehameha as his king.(Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army)
- With: Kamehameha
- “Then the high chief of Hilo accepted Kamehameha as his king and sent his sons to aid Kamehameha in conquering the island Maui.”
- Keoua attacked Hilo and killed his uncle Keawe-mau-hili.(Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army · 📍 Hilo)
- With: Keoua
- “He attacked Hilo, killed his uncle and ravaged Kamehameha’s lands along the northeastern side of the island.”
Chapter XVIII · The Annihilation of Keoua’s Army
- younger kin: Keoua “His uncle Keawe-mau-hili escaped to his district Hilo on the southeastern side.”
- enemies with Keoua “Keoua was angry with his uncle Keawe-mau-hili. He attacked Hilo, killed his uncle and ravaged Kamehameha’s lands along the northeastern side of the island.”
Chapter XX · Kapiolani and Pele · Part 1
- child: Kapiolani “Kapiolani was the daughter of Keawe-mau-hili, who was the high chief of the district of Hilo.”
- younger kin: 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.