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Kamalālāwalu (Kama-lālā-walu = "Son of
eight branches") was the
supreme ruler Aliʻi-ʻAimoku of Maui in
ancient Hawaii,
known to us
today from the old chants...
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Makuaakumalae (k)
Kapohelemai (w) ʻUmiokalani (k) Piʻimauilani (w)
Kamalalawalu (k) Piʻilaniwahine I (w) Kanaloakuaʻana (k)
Kaikilani (w)
Ikanaka (k)...
- king of the
island of Maui in
ancient Hawaii. He was a son of
Chief Kamalalawalu and his wife, Piʻilaniwahine I.
Kauhiakama married Ka****ni, who was...
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Makuaakumalae (k)
Kapohelemai (w) ʻUmiokalani (k) Piʻimauilani (w)
Kamalalawalu (k) Piʻilaniwahine I (w) Kanaloakuaʻana (k)
Kaikilani (w)
Ikanaka (k)...
- of the park. The
first reference to the pond
comes from the
story of
Kamalalawalu,
about 300
years ago. The kuapā (seawall) is over 30 feet wide and 6...
- Keawenui-a-Umi Mo'i,
Ruler of
Hawaii by
Conquest Kawaihalaniwailuau (w)
Kamalalawalu Moi
ruler of Maui
Piilaniwahine I
Hoikahu (k)
Kaumaka (w) Kanaloakuaana...
- wife of her
uncle Nihokela, and
mother of Piʻilaniwahine, the wife of
Kamalalawalu. He had
another daughter named Moihala, from whom
descended Ka****iolaa...
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Makuaakumalae (k)
Kapohelemai (w) ʻUmiokalani (k) Piʻimauilani (w)
Kamalalawalu (k) Piʻilaniwahine I (w) Kanaloakuaʻana (k)
Kaikilani (w)
Ikanaka (k)...
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Makuaakumalae (k)
Kapohelemai (w) ʻUmiokalani (k) Piʻimauilani (w)
Kamalalawalu (k) Piʻilaniwahine I (w) Kanaloakuaʻana (k)
Kaikilani (w)
Ikanaka (k)...
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returned to Hawaiʻi. Kiha
married Kumaka (Chiefess of Hana).
Their son was
Kamalalawalu.
David Malo,
Hawaiian Antiquities, Honolulu:
Bishop Museum Press, 1951...
