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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 1 (of 3) : $b The Hawaiians' account of the formation of their islands and origin of their race, with the traditions of their migrations, etc., as gathered from original sources

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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 1 (of 3) : $b The Hawaiians' account of the formation of their islands and origin of their race, with the traditions of their migrations, etc., as gathered from original sources

Folklore -- Hawaii; Hawaii -- Social life and customs; Hawaiian language -- Texts; Legends -- Hawaii

{ Nakolowailani (k).
Hekilikaaka.               Ohikimakaloa.       { Ahulukaaala (w).
Mihi.                      Ahulukaaala.          Kapuaululana.
Kapuaululana.              Holani.               Kekamaluahaku.
Kekamaluahaku.             Laamea.               Lanipipili.
Lanipipili.                {Laakeakapu.          Lanioaka.
                           {Hinaimanau.          Laakealaakona.
Laakealaakona.             Kamaleilani.          Haulanuiakea.
Haulanuiakea.              Manau.                Kahaloalena.
Kahaloalena.               Laumaewa.             Kahaloalenaula.
Laakealaakona.             Laumaewa.             Kamaiolena.
                           {Kanehoalani.         Kaiwilaniolua.
Kahalolenaula.             {Hinakului.           Kapumaweolani.
                           {Kaihikapualamea.     Kukonalaa.
Kaiwilaniolua.             Kanehoalani.          Kalaniwahine.
Kapumaweolani.             Haweaoku.             Manuiakane.
Kukonalaa.                 Kaenakulani.          Kalanipaumako.
Pili.         }                                { Kamakahiwa.
Kalaniwahine. }            Malela.             { Makakaile.
              }                                { Makakailenuiaola.
Kamakahiwa.                Loe.                  Kikenuiaewa.
Makakaile.                 Paweo.                Kalanimanuia.
Makakailenuiaola. }                            { Kahiko.
Kikenuiaewa.      }        Ewa.                { Kupulanakehau (w).
Kalanimanuia.     }                            { Kukalaniehu.
                  }                            { Kahakauakoko.
Kahiko.                    Kapulanakehau.        Wakea.
Kukalaniehu.               Kahakauakoko.         Papa (w).
Wakea.                     {Papa.                Hoohokukalani.
                           {Hoohokukalani.       Haloa.
Haloa.                     Hinamanouluae.        Waia.
Waia.                      Huhune.               Hinanalo.
Hinanalo.                  Haumu.                Nanakehili.
Nanakehili.                Haulani.              Wailoa.
Wailoa.                    Hikawaopuaianea.      Kio.
Kio.                       Kamole.               Ole.
Ole.                       Hai.                  Pupue.
Pupue.                     Kamahele.             Manaku.
Manaku.                    Hikohaale.            Kahiko.
Kahiko.                    Kaae.                 Luanui.
Luanui.                    Kawaamaukele.         Kii.
Kii.                       Hinakoula.          { Ulu.
                                               { Nanaulu.
Nanaulu.                   Ulukou.               Nanamea.
                                               { Nana.
Ulu.                       Kapunui.            { Kapulani.
                                               { Nanaiea.
Nanaiea.                   Kahaumokuleia.        Nanailani.
Nanailani.                 Hinakinau.            Waikulani.
Waikulani.                 Kekauilani.

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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 1 (of 3) : $b The Hawaiians' account of the formation of their islands and origin of their race, with the traditions of their migrations, etc., as gathered from original sources

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