- Kānehoalani
Kānehoalani may refer to:
*Puu Kānehoalani , highest peak of Kualoa ridge
*Kānehoalani of Oahu , grandson ofLolale of Oahu
*Kānehoalani of Molokai , grandson ofKalanipehu of Molokai
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Kohipalaoa — was the Princess of Oahu; also known as Kohepalaoa. She was born the second daughter of her father Piliwale, King of Oahu and mother Queen Paakanilea. Her elder sister was the Princess Kukaniloko, later Queen Regnant of Oahu. Nothing is… … Wikipedia
Kaholialale — Kaholi a Lale was the Prince of Oahu and Chief of Halona and Lihue. Sometimes referred to as Kaoli a Lale. [http://www.kekoolani.org/Pages/9053%20Kekoolani%20Genealogy%20Database/pafg17.htm#1243] He was the eldest son of Prince Lolale, chief of… … Wikipedia
