14. Nalu Hoohua. He is called the progenitor of “ka poe kekea” (clear skinned). That race of people were called a warlike, proud and quarrelsome people. They did not travel or propagate themselves among the lands of the ocean (aina moana), but dwelt to the westward of Kapakapaua-a-Kane. Therefore the firstborn of Nalu-Hoohua was called Hakui Lani and also Kui ka Ewa Honua.
14. Nalu Manamana. The third and favorite son of Nuu. He is the progenitor of the pure white people (Ka poe keokeo maoli). [[277]]
A variation in the legend of Nalu-Akea gives him the following descendants:
| Naeheehe Lani (k) | Hikimoe Kawowoilani (w) |
| Ka Hakui Lani (k) | Lui ke Kai (w) |
| Ninihua (k) | |
| Ka Io Lani (k) | Ka Honua ka Moku (w) |
| Kahiki Moe (k). |
15. Ka Io Lani. In his time the worship of Kane was yet pure and unmixed with idolatry.
17. Ka Neenee Lani. Celebrated for his knowledge of astronomy and soothsaying. He was a pious man.
18. Honua o ka Moku. Renowned for agriculture and industry.
20. Hele i kua Hikina. In his time this race began to move to the eastward of Kapakapaua-a-Kane.
21. Hele Moo Loa. In his time the race moved to the eastern border of the main land and dwelt there as strangers.
22. Ke Ao Apaapaa. The race was now settled on the eastern border of Kapakapaua-a-Kane and were pursuing agriculture, fishing and other industrial pursuits.