Kahokupohakano

Kahokupohakano, also called Hoʻokupohokano, was a high chief of ancient Oʻahu, the son of Chief Elepuʻukahonua and Chiefess Hikilena.

After his father died he briefly held the title of aliʻi nui of Oʻahu, until his cousin Hoʻokamaliʻi, a descendant of the Kauaʻi chief Moʻikeha, usurped the throne. By his wife Kaumana II he fathered Nāwele, who around 1290 reconquered Oʻahu and restored the line of Māweke.