HAWAII

GENEALOGY

The Ancestors of King Kamehameha the Great

Pili, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1125-1155)
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Kukohou, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1155-1185)
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Kaniuhu, 3^rd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1185-1215)
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Kanipahu, 4^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1215-1245)
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Kalapana, 5^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1255-1285)
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Kahaimoelea, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1285-1315)
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Kalaunuiohua, 7^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1315-1345)
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Kuaiwa, 8^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1345-1375)
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Kahoukapu, 9^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1375-1405)
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Kauholauuimahu, 10^th Ali‘i Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1405-1435)
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Kihanuilulumoku, 11^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1435-1465)
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Liloa, 12^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (ca. 1465-1495)
(with whom we treat)

1465 - 1495 Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. b. ca. 1435, son of Ali‘i Kiha-nuilulumoku, 11^th Moi of Hawaii. Succeeded on the death of his father, ca. 1465. m. (first) Pinea. m. (second) ‘Akahi, a junior wife, daughter of Kuleana. m. (third) Ali‘i Haua. He d. ca. 1495, having had issue, two sons and a daughter:

1) Ali‘i Hakau-a-Liloa, 2^nd Ali‘i-nui ‘ Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni (s/o Pinea) - see below.
2) Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni (s/o ‘Akahi) - see below.
1) Ali‘i Kapukini (d/o Haua). m. as his third wife, Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali ‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni (b. ca. 1470; d. ca. 1525, bur. Hale-o-Liloa, Waipo), her half-brother, younger son of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his junior wife, ‘Akahi, daughter of Kuleana. She had issue, two sons and one daughter – see below.

1495 - 1510 Ali‘i Hakau-a-Liloa, 2^nd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. b. ca. 1465, elder son Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his senior wife, Pinea. Succeeded on the death of his father, ca. 1495. m. Kukukalani, daughter of Pae. He d. ca. 1510, having had issue, an only surviving daughter:

1) Ali‘ Pinea. m. (first), as his seventh wife, Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni (b. ca. 1470; d. ca. 1525, bur. Hale-o-Liloa, Waipo), her paternal uncle, younger son of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his junior wife, ‘Akahi, daughter of Kuleana – see below. m. (second) Keano-meha. She had issue, two daughters by her second husband:
- a) Ali‘ Hakau-kalala-pukea. m. Ali‘i Keawe-nui-a-‘Umi, 16^th Moi of Hawaii (b. ca. 1505; d. ca. 1575), second son of Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd i>Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his third wife and half-sister, Ali‘ Kapukini, daughter of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. She had issue, one daughter – see below.
- b) Ali‘ Keauomaha.

1510 - 1525 Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. b. ca. 1470, younger son of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his junior wife, ‘Akahi, daughter of Kuleana. Succeeded on the death of his elder half-brother, ca. 1510. m. (first) Kulamea. m. (second) Maka‘alua. m. (third) Ali‘i Kapukini, his half-sister, daughter of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his third wife, Haua. m. (fourth) Ali‘i Pi’ikea-a-Pi’ilani, daughter of Ali‘i Pi’ilani, 15^th Mo‘i of Maui, by his wife, Ali‘i La’ielohelohe. m. (fifth) Mokuahu-a-Leiakea (m. second, Ali‘i Pi’ilani, 15^th Mo‘i of Maui). m. (sixth) Ohenahena. m. (seventh) Ali‘i Pinea (m. second, Keanomeha, by whom she had further issue – see above), daughter of his elder half-brother, Ali‘i Hakau-a-Liloa, 2^nd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni, by his wife, Kukukalani, daughter of Pae. He d. ca. 1525 (bur. Hale-o-Liloa, Waipo), having had issue, four sons and six daughters:

1) Ali‘i Keali‘iokaloa-a-‘Umi, 15^th Mo‘i of Hawaii (s/o Ali‘i Kapukini) - see below.
2) Ali‘i Keawe-nui-a-‘Umi, 16^th Mo‘i of Hawaii (s/o Ali‘i Kapukini) - see below.
3) Ali‘i Kumalae-nui-a-‘Umi, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo (s/o Ali‘i Piikea). m. Ali‘i Kapuka-nui-pu-nui- ‘awalu [Kunu’u-nui-pu-‘awalu]. He had issue, a son:
- a) Ali‘i Makua-nui, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. m. (first) Ali‘i Kapohelemai Kaika-mahine-a-Keawe-nui-a-ali‘Umi, daughter of Ali‘i Keawe-nui-a-‘Umi, 16^th Mo‘i of Hawaii. m. (second) Wao. He had issue, two sons:
  - i) Ali‘i ‘I-a-Makuanui, 3^rd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo (s/o Kapohelemai). m. (first) Ku’awalu, daughter of Pelioholani, by his wife, Lonokahokini. m. (second) Ali‘i Akihikame’eonoa (m. second, Keawe-hanau-i-kawalu, by whom she had further issue), daughter of Ali‘i Keliiohohi, of Kauai, by his wife, Ali‘i ‘Aihakoko, daughter of ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. m. (third) Hooleiali‘i, daughter of Keawe-a-‘Ululmea, by his wife, ‘Ulumailau. m. (fourth) Kaouiliko-o-keakalani. He had issue, three sons and four daughters:Copyright©Christopher Buyers
    - (1) Ali‘i Ahu-a-‘I [Ahuai] (s/o Ku’awalu). m. (first) Ali‘i Pi’ilani-wahine, daughter of Kalani-kaumaka-o-wakea, 20^th Moi of Maui. m. (second) Kaoui-o-kalani. He had issue, one daughter by his first wife, and two sons and one daughter by his second wife:
      - (a) Ali‘i Manua (s/o Kaoui-o-kalani).
      - (b) Ali‘i Kapaihia‘ahu-kane, of Hilo and Waianae (s/o Kaoui-o-kalani). m. ca. 1754, as her second husband, Ali‘i i ‘Umi‘ula-a-Ka‘ahumanu‘u (m. third, Ali‘i Ku-a-Nu‘uanu, of Hilo, by whom she had further issue - see below. m. fourth, Ali‘i Kukeleiaiku, by whom she had a son - see Maui), widow of Keawe-i-Kekahi Ali‘i-o-kamoku, 21^st Moi of Hawaii, and eldest daughter of Ali‘i Mahi-‘o-lole, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kohala, by his second wife, Ali‘i Kanekuka‘ailani, daughter of Ali‘i ‘I-a-Makua-nui, 3^rd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. He had issue, one son:
        
        (i) Ali‘i Heulu, of Waianae (s/o Ka’ahumanu). m. (first) Ali‘i Ikua’ana, youngest daughter of Ali‘i Mahi-‘o-lele. m. (second) Keokilele. m. (third) Kahiki-o-kalani. m. (fourth) Ali‘i Moana-keakealani-wahine, daughter of Ali‘i Kauhi-a-Haki [Kauhiapi’iao], of Puna, by his wife, Ali‘i ‘Iliki-a-Moana, of Kalamakumu, Napo’op’o, South Kona, daughter of Ali‘i Moana-kane. m. (fifth) Ali‘i Elepaio, second daughter of Ali‘i Iama, by his wife, Kahoowaha. He had issue, one son and three daughters:
        
        1. Ali‘i The Hon Keawe-a-Heulu Kalua’apana, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Ka’awaloa (s/o Ikua’ana). Counsellor of State to King Kamehameha the Great. m. (first) Ali‘i ‘Ululani-a-moku [Kumaiku?], 7^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo (b. ca. 1736. m. second, Keawe-mauhili, joint 7^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. m. third, Ali‘i Imaka’aeaea, by whom she had a son - see below), the most celebrated poetess of her day, daughter and heiress of Ali‘i Wohi Mokulani, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. m. (second) I-Kape’ekukai (m. second, Admiral Kapihe Naihe-Kukui, RHN, who d. at Valparaiso, Chile, 8^th February 1825, leaving further issue), daughter of Ali‘i Nohomuaolani-a-Palila, by his wife, Kaumaka-o-Kap’a. He d. during the Ma‘i ‘Oku‘u plague at Ka‘a‘awa, Oahu, 1804, having had issue, one son and one daughter by his first wife:
        
        a. H.E. Ali‘i The Hon Haiha’ Naihe, Ali‘i of Kealakekua (s/o ‘Ululan’i). Chief Orator and Counsellor of State to King Kamehameha the Great 1804-1819, District Magistrate of Ka’u South Kona 1809-1831, PC of State 1820, Governor of Hawaii Island Apr-Dec 1831. m. H.H. Princess Kapi’olani-nui (b. at Hilo, Oahu, ca. 1781; d.s.p at Honolulu, Oahu, bur. in the Kalakaua Crypt, Royal Mausoleum, Mauna ‘Ala, Nu’uanu Valley, Oahu), PC of State 1820, District Magistrate of Ka’u South Kona 1831-1841, daughter of Ali‘i Keawe-mauhili, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo, by his second wife, Kekipa’a. He d.s.p. at Hanamua, Ka‘awaloa, Hawaii Island, 29^th December 1831 (bur. in the Kalakaua Crypt, Royal Mausoleum, Mauna ‘Ala, Nu’uanu Valley, Oahu), having adopted his sister’s son, Ali‘i ‘Aikanaka-o-Kepookalani – see Kauai.
        
        a. Ali‘i Kamalo (d/o Kumaiku). m. Ali‘i Kuaiolaloa, Ali‘i of Hamakua, son of Ali‘i Keawe-ma‘uhili, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo and Hamakua, by his wife, Kalani-wahine-‘uli. She had issue, one son and one daughter - see below.
        
        b. Ali‘i Keohohiwa I (d/o ‘Ululan’i). m. Ali‘i The Hon Kepo-o-kalani, son of Ali‘i The Hon Kame’eiamoku, sometime Counsellor of State to King Kamehameha the Great, by his wife, Ali‘i Kamakaeheukuli, daughter of Ali‘ii Ha’ae-a-Mahi, of Kauai. She had issue, a son – see Kauai.
        
        1. Ali‘i Kauuikanihele (d/o Keokilele). m. Kauloa. She had issue:
        
        a. Kaunahi.
        
        2. Ali‘i Kalani-wahine-‘uli (d/o Kahiki-o-kalani). m. as his second wife, Kalaniopu’u-a-Kaiamamao, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kohala, 4^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kona, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, and Moi of Hawaii Island (d. at Waioahukini, Kau, April 1782), elder son of Ali‘i Kai’inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, by his first wife, Ali‘i Kamaka’imoku, daughter of Ku-a-Nu’uanu, of Oahu. She had issue – see below.
        
        3. Ali‘i Hakau Kalanikukaulala (d/o Moana). m. (first) Kalaniopu’u-a-Kaiamamao, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kohala, 4^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kona, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, and Moi of Hawaii Island (d. at Waioahukini, Kau, April 1782), elder son of Ali‘ii Kai’inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, by his first wife, Ali‘i Kamaka’imoku, daughter of Ku-a-Nu’uanu, of Oahu. She had issue, one son – see below. m. (second) Keohuhu. m. (third) Ali‘i Kalanimanookaho‘owaha [Kana‘ina I] (b. ca. 1756; k. at Nu’uanu, 1796), son of Ali‘i Aha‘ula, by his first wife, Ali‘i Kaupekamoku, daughter of Ali‘i Mokulani, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. She had further issue, one son and one daughter by her third husband – see below.
        
        4. Ali‘i Puhipuhi’ili (d/o Elepaio). m. Ali‘i The Hon Kame’eiamoku (d. 1802), Counsellor of State to King Kamehameha I the Great, twin son of Ali‘i Keawe-poi-poi, by his second wife, Kanoena. She had issue, one daughter – see Hawaii (Kauai).
      - (a) Ali‘i Lono-ma’a-i-kanaka, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau (d/o Pi’ilani-wahine). m. (first) Ali‘i Hulu, younger son of Ali‘i Nu’uanu, by his second wife, Kapulehu-naihele, by whom she had issue, one son and one daughter – see below. m. (second) Keawe-i-Kekahiali‘i-o-kamoku, 21^st Moi of Hawaii (b. ca. 1665; d. 1754), son of Ali‘i Keakealani, 20^th Moi of Hawaii, by her first husband and first cousin, Ali‘i Kanaloa-i-Kaiwilena Kapulehu. She had further issue – see below.
      - (b) Ali‘i Kapaihia‘ahu-wahine (d/o Kaoui-o-kalani). m. Ali‘i Kai’inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, eldest son of Ali‘i Keawe-i-Kekahiali‘i-o-kamoku, 21^st Moi of Hawaii, by his first wife, Ali‘i Lono-ma’a-i-kanaka, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau, eldest daughter of Ahu-a-i, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. She had issue, a daughter - see below.
    - (2) Ali‘i Kua’ana-a-Ih, 4^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo (s/oKuwalu or Hooleialii). m. Kamaka-o-‘Umi. He had issue, a son and a daughter:
      - (a) Ali‘i Kuahuia, 5^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. m. Ali‘i Pi‘o Keopumailani, daughter of his paternal uncle and aunt, Ali‘i Keawe-kekahimaka’oi, by his wife, Ali‘i Ahia Kalani-kumaikiekie, daughter of Ali‘i ‘I-a-Makua-nui, 3^rd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. He had issue, two sons and a daughter:
        
        (i) Ali‘i Wohi Mokulani, 6^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. m. (first) Ali‘i Niau, daughter of Ali‘i Ku‘imeheua, of Maui, by his wife, Kalanikuiwalono. m. (second) Ali‘i Papaikani‘au Lono-i-Kaniau, former wife of Ali‘i Kaulahea-nui-‘o-kamoku [Kaulahea II] 22nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Maui, and daughter of Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa II, of Maui. He had issue, two daughters:
        
        1. Ali‘i ‘Ululani-a-moku, 7^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. b. ca. 1736 (d/o Niau). m. (first) Ali‘i The Hon Keawe-a-Heulu Kalua’apana, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Ka’awaloa, sometime Counsellor of State to King Kamehameha the Great, son of Ali‘i Heulu, by his first wife, Ali‘i Ikua’ana, daughter of Ali‘i Mahi-o-lele. m. (second) Ali‘i Keawe-mauhili, joint 7^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo, younger son of Ali‘i Kai’inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kau. m. (third) Ali‘i Imaka’aeaea, son of Ali‘i Imaka-Kaloa-o-keakua-okalani, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Puna, by his wife, Manono. She had issue, one son and one daughter her first husband - see below, two daughters by her second husband - see below, and one son by her third husband:
        
        a. Ali‘i Kilinahekeli‘i-o-Kepa‘alani (s/o Imaka’aeaea). m. Ali‘i Ahulau, son of Ali‘i Kaukalihoano, by his wife, Ali‘i Pinea. He had issue, a daughter:
        
        i. Ali‘i Kaikilani I, Ali‘i Wahine of Puna.
        
        2. Ali‘i Kaupekamoku (d/o Papaikani‘au). m. (first) Ali‘i Aha‘ula-a-Keawe (bur. Hale-o-Liloa, Waipo), son of Ali‘i Keawe-i-Kekahiali‘i-o-kamoku, 21^st Moi of Hawaii. m. (second) Ali‘i Kanaluihoae, younger son of Ali‘i ‘Ulu‘ehu, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Molokai and Lanai, by his wife, Ali‘i Kalani-o-Maiheuila-wahine daughter of his paternal uncle, Ali‘iLono-Honua-kini, 21^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Maui. m. (third) Ali‘i Ku‘imeheua II, elder son of Ali‘i ‘Ulu‘ehu, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Molokai and Lanai, by his wife, Ali‘i Kalani-o-Maiheuila-wahine daughter of his paternal uncle, Ali‘i Lono-Honua-kini, 21^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Maui. She had issue, one son by her first husband (see below) and one son each by her second and third husbands - see Maui:
        
        a. Ka’iana.
        
        b. Namakeha.
        
        c. Nahiolea.
        
        (ii) Ali‘ Wohi Luluka. m. Lono-wahine. He had issue, two daughters:
        
        1. Ali‘i P. Keolewa-wahine. m. (first) Opuainapeu. m. (second) Koko. She had issue, three daughters:
        
        a. Ali‘i Kapehe-wahine I (d/o Opuainapeu). m. (first) Kahai. m. (second) Kuaamona (m. second, Keauhuhu, by whom he had one child). She had issue, by her second husband:
        
        i. Huakini. m. Kahoomana. He had issue, a daughter:
        
        1a. Kapehe-wahine III.
        
        b. Ali‘i Keaka-wahine (d/o Koko). m. Kealiiokamoku. She had issue:
        
        i. ? Kapau (brother of Kapehe-wahine II).
        
        ii. Kekuapanio.
        
        iii. Kapehe-wahine II.
        
        c. Ali‘i Paele-wahine. m. Kaio. She had issue, a daughter:
        
        i. Ali‘i Kamalo-o-Leleiohoku. b. 8th May 1819. m. (a) Keaka. m. (b) Lo Keoki Paulete a.k.a Admiral Lord George Paulet, CB (b. 12^th August 1803; m. at the Church of All Souls, Marylebone, Middlesex, 11^th July 1835, Georgina, daughter of Major-General Sir George Wood, KCB, of Ottershaw Park, Co Surrey, and d. 22^nd November 1879), third son of The Most Hon Charles Ingoldsby (Paulet), 13^th Marquess of Winchester, PC, Groom of the Stole to the King, by his wife, The Most Hon Anne, Marchioness of Winchester, second daughter of John Andrews, Esq, of Shotney Hall, Northumberland. She d. at Honolulu, Oahu, 1844, having had issue, a daughter:
        
        1a. Ali‘i Hanakaulani-o-Kamamalu. d. at Honolulu, Oahu, 1842 (although several online pages give her year of birth as 1843 or even 1844, the date on her gravestone is 1842, suggesting that Paulet could not have fathered her, he arrived at Honolulu on 11^th February 1843). m. Owen Jones Holt (b. at Honolulu, Oahu, 15^th March 1842; d. at Makaha, Honolulu, Oahu, 10^th June 1891, bur. there at the Holt Mausoleum, Kawaiaha‘o Churchyard), second son of Robert William Holt, of Makaha, Honolulu, Oahu, originally from Liverpool, by his wife, Tauwati Caroline, daughter of James Robinson, and a relative of Kalanimoku. Holt. She d. at Honolulu, Oahu, 14^th September 1904 (bur. there at Oahu Cemetery), having had issue, nineteen children of whom nine survived.
        
        2. Ali‘i Luukia-wahine. m. Ehu. She had issue, a daughter:
        
        a. Kapehe (another account says that this Kapehe was the d/o P. Keolewa-wahine and Opuainapeu). m. Kahai. She had issue, one son and two daughters:
        
        i. Kapawa.
        i. Kailakanoa-wahine.
        ii. Paele-wahine.
      - (b) Ali‘i Kala‘aiheana Kiha-wahine. m. Ali‘i Keaweku‘ikeka‘ai, son of Ali‘i Keakealani-kane, 18^th Moi of Hawaii, by his second wife, Kaleimakali‘i. She had issue, a son - see below.
    - (3) Ali‘i Nu‘uanu (s/o Akihikame‘eonoa). m. (first) Kealomako. m. (second) Kapulehu-naihele. He had issue, two sons:
      
      (a) Ali‘i Ku‘a Nu‘uanu (s/o Kealomako). m. as her third husband, Ali‘i ‘Umi‘ula-a-Ka‘ahumanu‘u (m. fourth, Ali‘i Kukeleiaiku, by whom she had a son - see Maui), former wife of Ali‘i Kapaihia‘ahukane, of Hilo and Waianae, and previously wife of Ali‘i Keawe-i-Kekahiali‘i-o-kamoku, 21^st Moi of Hawaii, and daughter of Ali‘i Mahi-‘o-lole, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kohala, by his second wife, Ali‘i Kanekuka‘ailani, daughter of Ali‘i ‘I-a-Makua-nui, 3^rd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo. He had issue, one son and one daughter:
      
      (i) Ali‘i Naili, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Waianae.
      
      (i) Ali‘i Kamaka‘imoku, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Waianae and Ka‘u. m. (first) Ali‘i Kai’inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Ka‘u (k. by his brother, Ke’eaumoku-nui). m. (second) Ali‘i Kalani-Kama-Ke’eaumoku, 1^st Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kona, half-brother of her first husband – see below. m. (third) Ali‘i Alapa‘i-nui-a-kauaua], 4^th Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kohala, 2^nd Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Kona, and Moi of Hawaii Island. m. (fourth) Ali‘i Kukeleiaiku, son of Ali‘ii Kalauawa, by his wife, Ali‘i Kuapu‘u-o-Kalani-wahine, daughter of Ali‘i Kalauawa, by whom she had a daughter - see Maui.
      
      (b) Ali‘i Hulu (s/o Kapulehu-naihele). m. Ali‘i Lono-ma’a-i-kanaka, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Ka‘u (m. second, Ali‘i Keawe-i-Kekahiali’i-o-kamoku, 21^st Alii Aimoku of Hawaii), daughter of his uncle, Ali‘i Ahu-a-i, Ali‘i ‘Aimoku of Hilo, by his first wife, Ali‘i Piilani-wahine, daughter of Ali‘i Kalani-Kaumakaowakea, 20^th Moi of Maui. He had issue, one son and one daughter:
      
      (i) Ali‘i Kekohimoku. m. Keawe-aiopelu. He had issue:
      
      1. Ali‘i Koi’i-leolani.
      
      (i) Ali‘i Kauhiakeka.

4) Ali‘i ‘Aihakoko Ama’uaikookoo (s/o Pi’ikea). m. Ali‘i Keleiiohiohi, daughter of Ali‘i Kahakumakalina, 14^th Moi of Kauai, by her sister, Ali‘i Akahiilikapu, daughter of Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 3^rd Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni. He had issue, one daughter.

1) Ali‘i Kapunanahunui (d/o Kulamea). m. Kauo. She had issue, one son and one daughter:

a) Ali‘i Kane-a-Kauo. m. Ali‘i Ka-wahine-o-kalani. He had issue, one son:
- i) Ali‘i Akahiwahaloa. m. Keaweanapua. He had issue:
  - (1) Ali‘i Ma. m. Ali‘i ‘Iwika-u-ali‘i, son of Ali‘i Makakau‘ali‘i, by his first wife, Ali‘i Kapukamola, daughter of Ali‘i Kaihikapu. She had issue, a son - see below.
  - (2) Leoha.
a) Ali‘i Hi’iaka-a-Kauo. Copyright©Christopher Buyers

2) Ali‘i Nohowa (d/o Maka’alua).

3) Ali‘i Kapulani Kapukini (d/o Kapukini).

4) Ali‘i Akahi’ilikapu (d/o Mokuahu-a-Leiakea). m. Ali‘i Kahakumakalina, 14^th Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku of Kauai, son of Ali‘i Kalanikukuma, 13^th Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku of Kauai. She had issue, one son and one daughter.

5) Ali‘i Kamola-nui (d/o Ohenahena). m. Ali‘i Ali‘i Keawe-nui-a-‘Umi, 16^th Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku of Hawaii (b. ca. 1505; d. ca. 1575), her half-brother, second son of Ali‘i Ali‘i ‘Umi-a-Liloa, 14^th Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku of Hawaii, by his third wife and half-sister, Ali‘i Kapukini, daughter of Ali‘i Liloa, 1^st Ali‘i-nui ‘Aimoku no Hawaii Aupuni.

6) Ali‘i Kaha’iau-nui-a-Pi’ikea (d/o Pi’ikea).

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