A Tribute to Kanaka Maoli

Just images of famous Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiians) including monarchs, athletes, cultural practioners, and other people.
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Website: http://hawaiianhistorian.blogspot.com

Category:

Education

Tags:

• native
• hawaiian
• kanaka
• maoli
• sovereignty
• language
• olelo
• hawaii
• monarchy

[MChawynboy]

This would be a great one to share on facebook a lot of Hawaiians on there would love to view it but it won't show there, Awsome job, proud to be hawaiian, Hauoli and Melemai Bloodline.

[HaVVaiianVVarrior]

Couldn't stop crying!!

MAKES ME PROUD OF MY KANAKA BLOODLINE

KANAKA MOALI OLA MUA LOA

[KaNaKa5wuno]

dis makes me one PROUD KANAKA

[kauhi808]

sick am from northshore and my fam part form big island and we look after the heiau on the northshore ohau over waimea bay respect dat place and feel the mana there sick to know that someone else know about that alohaz

[searider92]

this was very beautiful.......but what about before kamehameha.....what about the kakalia bloodline.......its not ali'i but my %100 grandmother claims we are high priests of oahu.....she rightfully owns and has papers stating that, waikiki, north shore, and parts of central oahu belongs to my family.........idk much history on my ancestors an i would like to know more.....but i was raised with a hapa father who believes in america an there ways.......

[damdirtybitch]

Mahalo Plenty for this video. Aloha Oi... Sistah M

[shas1814]

Very cool.

You are doing a good thin here.

You chose the perfect song for it, too.

Respect.

[SUPERFERRYSUCKS]

Thank you for the picture journey,

Hawaii is so BEAUTIFUL>

Mahalo

[BatuSmoka808]

which island do you live on?

[hokulani78]

Well like I said, this whole thing about Kaumuali'i (should be pronounced Ka-umu-ali'i) is mute. His great grandchildren, the Kawananakoas, are now the most senior ali'i line in Hawai'i. If Hawai'i was independent monarchy today, most likely the mo'i would be the direct descendants of Kaumuali'i. In a way, Kaumuali'i won. That is what the kaona of "Kulia i Ka Nu'u" meant. Kulia (Julia Kapi'olani, granddaughter of Kaumuali'i, the House of Kaumuali'i) i ka Nu'u (on the summit/throne).