Hoʻokamaliʻi
Hoʻokamaliʻi was a high chief of ancient Oʻahu, descended from the Kauaʻi chief Moʻikeha. He seized the island's kingship from his cousin Hoʻokupohokano and ruled as aliʻi nui, succeeded by his son Kahaʻi.
Hoʻokamaliʻi was a high chief of ancient Oʻahu, descended from the Kauaʻi chief Moʻikeha. He seized the island's kingship from his cousin Hoʻokupohokano and ruled as aliʻi nui, succeeded by his son Kahaʻi.