Maliu
Hawaiian · deity · Recorded classification
Maliu appears in Fornander’s family table with Hulihonua, Laka, Kamooalewa, Maluapo in the child column.
Relations
- genealogical group partner: UkinaopiopioThe table brackets several ancestors in one column. This edge preserves membership in that group, not a separately attested individual marriage.Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
- sibling: KāneMartha Beckwith, Hawaiian Mythology (1940), ch. XXI, pp. 309–310, Kumu-uli genealogy (secondary)
- sibling: KanaloaMartha Beckwith, Hawaiian Mythology (1940), ch. XXI, pp. 309–310, Kumu-uli genealogy (secondary)
- sibling: Kauakahi (Ukinaopiopio partner)Martha Beckwith, Hawaiian Mythology (1940), ch. XXI, pp. 309–310, Kumu-uli genealogy (secondary)
Sources
- Maliu appears in Fornander’s family table with Hulihonua, Laka, Kamooalewa, Maluapo in the child column.: Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
- Beckwith calls Maliu the sister of Kane, Kanaloa and Kauakahi in the Kumu-uli genealogy.: Martha Beckwith, Hawaiian Mythology (1940), ch. XXI, pp. 309–310, Kumu-uli genealogy (secondary)