Hinauluohia (Kaulu’s mother)
Hawaiian · mortal · mythic · Recorded classification
Hinauluohia bears Kaeha, Kamano and Kaulu by Kukaohialaka. Kaulu remains in her womb for five years after hearing Kamano threaten the next child.
Children in alternative accounts
- Kaeha: Fornander kauluFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- Kamano: Fornander kauluFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- Kaulu: Fornander kauluFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
Names and tradition associations
- Hinauluohia (Kahai wife) The same spelling occurs with different family contexts. These passages alone do not establish one individual.Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary); Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
Relations
- spouse: KukaohialakaFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- name comparison: Hinauluohia (Kahai wife)Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- child: KaehaFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- child: KamanoFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
- child: KauluFornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)
Sources
- Hinauluohia bears Kaeha, Kamano and Kaulu by Kukaohialaka. Kaulu remains in her womb for five years after hearing Kamano threaten the next child.: Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Legend of Kaulu, opening family, heavenly encounters and return to Kailua; notes 735–745 (primary)