Mulielealiʻi

Hawaiian chants and the writings of Abraham Fornander name Mulielealiʻi, also called Miʻi-i-ele-aliʻi, as an ancient high chief of Oʻahu with the title aliʻi nui. A son of the Tahitian-born priest-chief Māweke and his wife Naiolaukea, he was a brother of Chief Keaunui of ʻEwa.

He married Chiefess Wehelani, who also married Keaunui and bore Mulielealiʻi Kumuhonua, later ruler of Oʻahu, the Kauaʻi chief Moʻikeha, ʻOlopana, who sailed to Tahiti, and Chiefess Hainakolo.