Nauakahili
Hawaiian · mortal · mythic · Recorded classification
Nauakahili is named as Haumea’s grandson and husband in Liliuokalani’s translation.
Names and tradition associations
- Nanakehili (Fornander genealogy) Comparison suggested by corresponding genealogical positions and spelling; individual identity is not established by the reviewed passages.Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin VI and History of Kualii IV, named genealogical columns (primary); Liliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)
Relations
- spouse: HaulaniLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)
- spouse: HaumeaLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)
- grandmother: HaumeaLiliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)
- name comparison: Nanakehili (Fornander genealogy)Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin VI and History of Kualii IV, named genealogical columns (primary)
Sources
- Nauakahili is named as Haumea’s grandson and husband in Liliuokalani’s translation.: Liliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)