Moe-moea-au-lii

Role: chief · First appears: Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1

Life events

• In this legend, Moe-moea-au-lii was Pele’s father and Haumea was her mother.(Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1)
  • With: Pele Haumea
  • “In this legend her father was Moe-moea-au-lii, the chief who dreamed of trouble. Her mother was Haumea, or Papa, who personified mother earth.”
• Pele asked her father to send her away.(Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1)
  • With: Pele
  • “At last she asked her father to send her away.”

Chapter II · How Pele came to Hawaii · Part 1

• child: Pele “In this legend her father was Moe-moea-au-lii, the chief who dreamed of trouble.”

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