Moʻikeha
Moʻikeha was a high chief of ancient Kauaʻi, celebrated in Hawaiian chants for the migration by sea from Kahiki, the Tahitian homeland, to the Hawaiian Islands; the wind god Laʻamaomao sailed with him and settled on Molokaʻi.
He was a son of the Oʻahu chief Mulielealiʻi and Wehelani, brother of Kumuhonua, a supreme chief of Oʻahu, and of ʻOlopana, who returned to Tahiti. His Kauaʻi line lasted two generations, and a descendant, Hoʻokamaliʻi, seized Oʻahu.