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| Kekuaokalani, | Last one to hold kūkaʻilimoku. Tells liholiho if he doesn’t restore the aikapu there will be war. He is told by keōpulani that he “severs the piko cousin” when he refuses to eat with women. This begins the battle at lekeleke called kuamoʻ.o |
| `Ainoa, | Known as the end of the ʻaikapu. ʻAInoa means free eating but it also means unsacred eating. Came about after Kaahumanu and keopūlani pressured liholiho insto breaking the kapu. |
| Keōpūolani | Mother of kauikeauli and liholiho. Helps to push liholiho into not restoring the aikapu by eating with her and Kaahumanu. Took William Richards of ABCFM under her wing and gave them a space in lahaina and moved there. |
| ABCFM, | American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Original goal to open and foreign mission school to teach the heathen children. Not allowed to get involved in politics or business so some men left the mission to pursuer business and politics. |
| Sumptuary (Prohibitionary) Laws | Laws made between 1823-29 Ban on alcohol, moe kolohe and prostitution |
| Keōpūolani, | Mother of kauikeauli and liholiho. Helps to push liholiho into not restoring the aikapu by eating with her and Kaahumanu. Took William Richards of ABCFM under her wing and gave them a space in lahaina and moved there. |
| Kauikeaouli, | Ruled after his brother liholiho. Mentored by boki. Especially known for wanting to do a kalaiʻāina but kinaʻu refused cuz she believe kuhina nui ruled the land so instead they have the mahele. |
| Boki, | Loudest voice resisting the bans on sex, prostituition and liquor. along with wife liliha is invovled with the leoiki and Buckle incident. Eventually run out of Hawaii by kaahumanu |
| Captain George Paulet | Came to Hawaii after running into a disgruntled carlton (brittish counsil) to get justice. He brought a list of demand: brits couldn’t be tried under HI law, duty free.. ect leds to the temporary sieze of hawaii until admiral thomas restored soverighnty. |
| The 1839 Declaration of Rights and Laws, | Beginning of the first kind of constitution in hawaii made by those in the lectures on political economy (malo, papaʻiʻI led by Richardson.) made Hawaii a constitutional monarchy and divided authority. Most important document of hawaiiʻs history ( according to Osorio) |
| The Land Commission, | AKA the board of commission to quiet land titles. Created to ascertain who had claim over what lands and to make recommendation and division. Members included: Papa iʻI, Richards, kanehoa, rocord, kaawai) |
| Māhele, | Set up with the understanding that the moʻI, konohiki, and makaʻainana all had a 1/3 stake in all the land. Mk were to claim lands they ancestrally lived on or improved. Difficult for them cuz they needed to survey ($). Resulted in 30k acres going to 8.2k hoaʻaina. K3 had 2 mil acres but surrendered half to MK. And chielfs had about 2 mil combined. |
| Kuleana Act, | Came about during the māhele as an encouragement from k3 for mk to finish claims. It guaranteed that whether or not you made a claim you would not lose right to gather or right to water. |
| Masters and Servants Act, | Act that allowed recruiting labor from overseas |
| Emma Naea Kaleleonālani, | Wife of Alexander liholiho. Committed to public heath. Personally fundraised the money needed for a hospital and donated her own lands for the facilities. Now known as queen emma hospital. |
| Kūhina Nui, | o Kind of like the second in command next to the king. • Kaahumanu, kinaʻu, kekauluohi, Victoria kamamalu, were all kuhina nui. eventually eliminated in k5ʻs constitution of 1864 |
| Kapuāiwa, | King K5. Older brother of alex liholiho appointed moʻI y his kuhina nui sister (kamāmalu). Refused to swear alligience to the 1852 constitution and instead created his own. Also allowed for the segrigation of those infected with leprosy. |
| 1864 Constitution, | the constitutional convention failed to produce the constitution kapuāiwa wanted he made his own constitution and published it in the newspapers. It did away with universal suffrage. Limited the privy council to a advisory. And eliminated the kuhina nui. |
| Ruta Ke`elikōlani, | Raised by Kaahumanu and baptized by bigham. Did not attend the chiefs school. Was known for refusing to speak and write in English even tho she could. Inherits kekuanaoʻas lands and becomes the riches in Hawaii. When she dies she left all her lands to pauhi which then became the K schools. |
| Pauahi. | Daughter of Pākī and Kōnia. companion of Ruth Keʻelikolani. inherits her lands and starts KS. |
