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Hawai`i's First Queen

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Uploaded by on Apr 4, 2009

During the time when the Hawaiian Islands were ruled as four separate kingdoms in the 14th century, there emerged a powerful new force on the Kingdom of O`ahu and that new force was Kūkaniloko--Hawa`i's first queen.
Defying tradition and potential rivals, the King of O`ahu named his daughter, Kūkaniloko as his successor. Her reign would mark the first time a woman would be given both secular and religious power in Hawai`i and would pave the way for future female leaders in Hawaiian history.

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Chant and Drums--Noenoe Lewis & Hau`oli Lewis

Source:
--Fornander, Abraham. An Account of the Polynesian Race: Its Origin and Migrations, Rutland, VT: Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1969.

--Kamakau, Samuel. Ruling Chiefs of Hawaii, Revised Edition, Honolulu: Kamehameha Schools Press, 1992.

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  • I still bow down before the one and true Queen

  • wonderful!

  • This gives me shivers.

  • SHARING IS NICE CORINTHIANS

  • Mahalo for the share^^

  • WOW!!! This was a GREAT teaching lecture about the 1st Queen of HAWAII...20 STARS!!! I LOVED THIS!!! PEACE!!! LONG LIVE HAWAII!!!!!

  • I love very much Your history-films. This is one of the reason, why I feel so close to this nation. The women have a very important position in Hawai'i history and this feminine touch I feel all around....

    Mahalo nui :)

  • Thank for these video now i knew more about Hawaiian history

  • Thank you! I learned so much, not just from the story, but from the mood and feeling that it was painted in by you. Thank you for posting.

  • This is an amazing video. Chicken skin. Thank you for teaching us the history.

    Me ke aloha,

    Auntie Wanda

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