Kahaʻi
Kahaʻi was an early aliʻi nui, or supreme chief, of Oʻahu. He succeeded his father Hoʻokamaliʻi, who had taken the island from the line of Elepuʻukahonua, and ruled until his cousin Nāwele reconquered Oʻahu around 1290.
Kahaʻi was an early aliʻi nui, or supreme chief, of Oʻahu. He succeeded his father Hoʻokamaliʻi, who had taken the island from the line of Elepuʻukahonua, and ruled until his cousin Nāwele reconquered Oʻahu around 1290.