Many adventures are related of Kamapuaa after his flight from Keauhou, but the most or all of them are the dreams of the poets of after-generations; and further reference here to this most striking of the early heroes of the group may be properly concluded with the remark that, shortly after his experiences with the Pele family, he immigrated with a considerable following to one of the southern islands, where he married, distinguished himself in arms, and finally died without revisiting the Hawaiian archipelago.
Hua, King of Hana.
CHARACTERS.
- Hua, king of Hana,
Maui.
- Luuana, a priest of the
king’s household.
- Luahoomoe, the supreme
high-priest.
- Kaakakai and
- sons of Luahoomoe.
- Kaanahua,
- Oluolu, wife of
Kaakakai.
- Kaakoa, and
- friends of Oluolu.
- Mamulu, his wife,
- Naula-a-Maihea, a
high-priest of Oahu.
| Kaakakai and |  | sons of Luahoomoe. |
| Kaanahua, |
| Kaakoa, and | | friends of Oluolu. |
| Mamulu, his wife, |