Kamauliwahine

Kamauliwahine, whose name means “woman,” was a ruling chiefess of Molokaʻi in Hawaiian tradition. She was the only recorded child of Lanileo and the chiefess Kapau-a-Nuʻakea, whom she succeeded as aliʻi nui, or supreme chief, of the island.

Her partner was Laniaiku, and their daughter Hualani inherited the rule after her death. Hualani married Kanipahu, a Hawaiʻi Island chief of the Pili line whose reign ended c. 1245.