Manulele, indigenous cane, [584].

Mao, attendant of Keaweikekahialii, [262]–264.

Maoleha, net of Makalii, [368].

Mats, [626]–628.
used by stowaways, [702].

Mau sphere, region next below the “waokele,” [496].

Maui, son of Hinalauae and Hina, [536]–544, [560]–564.
army of Umi set sail for, [178].
becomes dry, [516].
ghosts of, [428].
Kahekili, king of, [452], [454], [472].
Kalaiopuu arrived at, [452], [454], [472].
Kahekilinui, king of, [458].
Kaiuli, king of, [302].
Kakaalaneo, king of, [386].
Kalaehina, king of, [484].
Kamalalawalu, king of, [206], [436].
Kepakailiula’s army sets out for, [390].
Kapakohana sails for, [208].
Kekaa, capital of, [540].
Kihapiilani king of, [180].
Lele, (Lahaina) on, [436].
Lonoapii, king of, [176], [434], [436], [442], [444]–450, [460], [472].
[[xiii]]Makakuikalani in control of, [436], [442], [446], [448], [450].
Oulu, warrior of, [452].
Pamano, king of, [306].
“peleleu” fleet at, [470].
people slaughtered by Kamehameha, [474].
rock as large as, [366].
war carried on in, [180].

Mauihope, last or after Maui, [560].

Mauiites, [450], [454].

Mauikiikii, definition of, [560].

Mauimua, first born or elder Maui, [562].