20. After such was king Pemaholend (ever beloved 19) who did much good.
21. King afterwards was Matemik (town builder 20) who built many towns, and afterwards the holy goer Pilsohalin 21.
22. King afterwards was Gunokeni (long while fatherly 22, who ruled long) and afterwards the big teeth Mangipitak 23.
23. King afterwards was Olumapi (24 manly recorder or bundler) who caused many writings.[31]
24. King afterwards was Takwachi (25 who shivers with cold) who went south to the corn land Minihaking.
25. King afterwards was Huminiend (26 corn eater) who planted much corn there.
26. King afterwards was Alkosahit (27 preserving keeper) who had a royal soul and was very useful.
27. King afterwards was Shiwapi (28 salt man) and afterwards dry-he Penkwonwi 29.
28. There was no raining, and no corn grew, east he goes far from the sea.[32]
29. Over hollow mountain Oligonunk, at last to eat he went at a fine plain Kalok-waming of the cattle land.