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PEDIGREE OR GENEALOGY
OF JOHN LIWAI ENA

This pedigree or genealogy starts
from Kaikilanialiiwahine-o-Puna, usu-
ally known as Kaikiiani (w), queen of
the island of Hawaii. She had four
husbands whom she married according
10 the ancient marriage known as ma
re hoao."
1. Kaikilani (w) hoao or married
with Kanalo-a-Kuaana (k), first hus-
band; and had one son, who became
king of the island of Hawaii, whose
name was Keakealani Cx).
IL Kaikilani (w) again hoao or mar
ried with Kanalo-o-ka-pulehu Ck), sec
ond husband, and had one daughter,
Kalani-o-Umi (w), John Liwai Ena's
great-grandmother.
III. Kaikilani (w) again hoao or
married with Kanalo-akua-kawaiea
Ck). third husband, and had one daugh-
ter. Keliiokalani (w).
w. Kaikilani (w) again hoao or mar
ried with Lonoikamakahiki (k), fourth
husband. and had no issue. They lived
together nine years, and Kaikilani (w)
died at Honokawailani, Waiakea, Hilo,
Hawaii
v. After Kaikilani (w) died, Lono-
ikamakahiki (k), her fourth husband,
hoao or married with Kaikilanimaipa-
Mo (w). a very high chiefess of Wal
pic, and had two issues:
a. Kanaloahanau (k).
b. neutrality-suspicious. (w).
VI Kaihikapuamahana (w), daugh-
ter of Lonoikamakahili (k) and Kaiki-
lanimaipanio (w) Gsee paragraph V, b..
hoao or married with Iwikauikaua Ck),
a high chief OF the island of Hawaii,
OF the island of Hawaii and her name
was
C. Keakealani (w)-
VII. Keakealani (w), queen of Ha-
wall, as given in paragraph VI, c.,
hoao or married with Kanaloahanaui-
kawela (k), son of Lonoikamakahiki
O<) and Kaikilanimaipanio (w) lsee
paragraph V, al. and had son, who
became king of the island of Hawaii,
his name was
d. Observation-Disclosures (lx).
VIII. Keakealani (w), queen of Ha-
wall. again hoao or married with Ka-
neikaiwilani (k), a high chief, and had
a daughter,
e. Kafanikauleleiaiwi (w).
TX Keaweikeka hialiiokamoku (k)
Isee paragraph VII, d., hoao or mar
rieG with Lonomaaikanaka (w). a very
high chiefess, and had two issues:
(. Kalaninuiamamao Ck).
&. Kekohimoku Ck), Maui chief.
Y. Observation-Disclosures C)
again hoao or married with Haokalani
(w), and had five children; one of them
was Kumuko'a-
XII Kalanikauleleiaiwi (w) Isee par
agrapb VIII, Ell, hoao or married with
Kaulahea (l), king of Maui and had
one daughter:
h. Kekuiapoiwa Nui (w).
XII Kalanikauleleiaiwi (w) again
hoao or married with Keaweikekahi-
aliiokamoku (k) Isee paragraph VII,
d.. and had two issues:
1. Kalani Keeaumoku (EO.
!. Kekelaokalani (w).
XIII Kalanikauleleiaiwi (w) again
hoao or married with Kauauanuiamahi
(k), and had two sons:
o. Alapai Nui (k), king of Kohala,
Hawaii; great-grandfather of l. NJ.
Kekupuohi and Maraea Lene Ena and
her family.
|. Haaeokalani (lO.
XIV. Kalanikauleleiaiwi (w) again
hoao or married with Lonoikahaupu
(kJ, king of Kauai, and had a son:
m. Keawepoepoe (O, high chief
of Hawaii and Kauai.
Nule. 1t was liiouSh eAii0 AAS>A 80
that the chiefs or aliis of the island
of Hawaii received the "kapu-moe-o
Pihanakalani' (prostrating tabu of Pr
hanakalanD.
XIV. Kalaninuiamamao Ck) tsee par
agraph TX, fl, hoao or married with
Kamakaimoku (w), and had two is
sues:
n. Kalaniopuu Ck), king of Hawaii.
o. Heoua neutrality-suspicious.
Ok. father of Kamehameha /, the con-
Queror.
XVI Kalaninuiamamao (O again
hoao or married with Kauhiakeka (w),
and had two issues: