Hinaakeahi
Hawaiian · deity · mythic · Recorded classification
Hinaakeahi is Akalana’s wife and Maui’s mother. Kialoa and Kiaakapoko are her brothers.
Children in alternative accounts
- Central Maui: Kumulipo fifteenth eraLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
- Crouching Maui: Kumulipo fifteenth eraLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
- First Maui: Kumulipo fifteenth eraLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
- Maui of the malo: Kumulipo fifteenth eraLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
Relations
- spouse: AkalanaLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
- sibling: KialoaLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
- sibling: KiaakapokoLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)
Sources
- Hinaakeahi is Akalana’s wife and Maui’s mother. Kialoa and Kiaakapoko are her brothers.: Liliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 75–76 (primary)