4. Ka Wa Kupua. He first organized the order of prophets, soothsayers and magicians.
6. Ake Nui. He was born to the eastward of Kapakapaua-a-Kane and his parents moved to a far off place on account of a famine in their own land.
7. Ka Mauli Newenewe Loa. He attained the greatest age of all mankind: four “Kipaelui” (four hundred years.)
7. Ke Ola i Mauolina a Kane. The most upright and pious man of his time. Hence he was taken away alive from earth and did not die.
8. Ka Lei Lani. He also was remarkable for his piety, and he also was taken away from earth alive by God.
9. Haule i Honua. He was a warrior of renown, and his generation was signalized for skill in war and politics. He moved to or invaded a country south of Kapakapaua-a-Kane called Ku Lalo, or Ka Honua i Lalo, where a warlike people dwelt, who are described in the legend as “he poe poa a me ka pakaha wale” (terms of opprobrium).
11. Lalo o Kona. He was born in that southern land, Ka Honua i Lalo, and hence his name.
12. Hoo Nanea. He was also born in Honua i Lalo, but afterwards he returned to the land of his ancestors (Kapakapaua-a-Kane) and died there.
13. Nuu. He was born to the eastward of Kapakapaua-a-Kane. He was a pious and God-fearing man. In his time came the flood, Kai a Kahinalii. By command of God he built a vessel called, “He waa Halau Alii o ka Moku,” in which he and his escaped.
14. Nalu Akea. He is called the progenitor of the people living on the main land of Kane, “aina kumu paa a Kane.”