@@dng6121 i remember my kumu teaching me about mana. That it can be taken through various acts. Like sexually and in combat. I can’t recall if it also included cannibalism.
yeah most pegan societys use it at a ritual for power. cannibalism is frond upon in most society especial in the Hawaiian hierarchy. in fact they do outcast people who eat human flesh.
@@dng6121 after the kapu system fell yes. Majority of pagan religions did practice human sacrifice. Im not saying a right but pretty common around the world.
My 2nd great grandmother Mary kauihanohano luahiwa Nicholas was from koloa kauai.. her mother my 3rd great grandmother ululani kololina hipa was also feom kauai as was all the generations prior.. her father was from spanish guam.. and she married my 2nd great grandfather Joaquin gomes dasilva.. who came to hawaii on the ss Bordeaux as one of the 20 stowaways from funchal portugal.. i have a picture of her at the 7th annual king Kamehameha girls school commencement ceremony.. i was lead to believe she is of the alii nui of kauai.. i cant find any history beyond her.. and the only record i have of my 3rd great grandmother and grandfather are their signatures on mary kauihanohano luahiwa Nicholas and joaquin gomes dasilvas marriage certificate.. anywho.. i hope to get there some day and do some deeper digging...
Is it Kauai or Kaua"i ? Is it Molokai or Moloka'i? Is it Lanai, or Lana'i ? Do these words describe an island surrounded by the sea or a positive and or supreme island just like the island of hawai . In either case, I live in a neighborhood on the southern coast of Waimanalo and the eastern part of Honolulu. It is called, Hawaii Ka'i The Oahu panhandle. By the way, is it Oh-A-hoo or Owe-wahoo?
Pretty interesting history, thanks for that. Which one of the islands would you recommend to visit?
Hilo side of big island,,,
Now I know 👩🏽🏫 mahalo nui Kamaka 🤙🏽
Captain Cook was also the first tourist to be mugged.
and eaten.
@@dng6121 i remember my kumu teaching me about mana. That it can be taken through various acts. Like sexually and in combat. I can’t recall if it also included cannibalism.
yeah most pegan societys use it at a ritual for power. cannibalism is frond upon in most society especial in the Hawaiian hierarchy. in fact they do outcast people who eat human flesh.
@@kingmalu39 Malu did they outcast people who practiced ritual human sacrifice?
@@dng6121 after the kapu system fell yes. Majority of pagan religions did practice human sacrifice. Im not saying a right but pretty common around the world.
The first attempt was the battle of mahaulepu
Give me a break. The conquest was the colonisation.
My 2nd great grandmother Mary kauihanohano luahiwa Nicholas was from koloa kauai.. her mother my 3rd great grandmother ululani kololina hipa was also feom kauai as was all the generations prior.. her father was from spanish guam.. and she married my 2nd great grandfather Joaquin gomes dasilva.. who came to hawaii on the ss Bordeaux as one of the 20 stowaways from funchal portugal.. i have a picture of her at the 7th annual king Kamehameha girls school commencement ceremony.. i was lead to believe she is of the alii nui of kauai.. i cant find any history beyond her.. and the only record i have of my 3rd great grandmother and grandfather are their signatures on mary kauihanohano luahiwa Nicholas and joaquin gomes dasilvas marriage certificate.. anywho.. i hope to get there some day and do some deeper digging...
O'hana got gaffled on assistance and living in the bushes. No Leadership.
Is it Kauai or Kaua"i ? Is it Molokai or Moloka'i? Is it Lanai, or Lana'i ? Do these words describe an island surrounded by the sea or a positive and or supreme island just like the island of hawai . In either case, I live in a neighborhood on the southern coast of Waimanalo and the eastern part of Honolulu. It is called, Hawaii Ka'i The Oahu panhandle. By the way, is it Oh-A-hoo or Owe-wahoo?
Atooi or Atoui
ah-two-eye
the T language variant was also spoken in Hawaii.
It’s Kauai not Kaua’i!!! Like it’s Molokai and NOT Moloka’i… I can’t stand when “Hawaiians” say the island names wrong!!