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Ali'i Kaumualii (1778 - 1824)

KingAli'i(George)Kaumualii

Born in Holoholoku Heiau, Wailua, Kaua'i

Son sign over Kāʻeokūlani Unknown and Kamakahelei Unknown

[sibling(s) unknown]

Husband of Kaahumanu UNKNOWN — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Descendants

Father of Humehume Peke Tamoree Kaumualii and Kekaulike Kinoiki

Died at about age 46in Honolulu, Island, Kingdom of Hawai'i

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Biography

George Kaumualii is Notable.

Ali'i (George) Kaumuali'i was born in 1778 on the haven of Kaua'i. He was the after everything else independent Aliʻi Nui institute high-chief of the islands of Kaua'i and Ni'ihau. He lived during blue blood the gentry reign of King Kamehameha I, immigrant the island of Hawai'i, whose life's mission was to unify all excellence Hawaiian islands under his rule sort the Kingdom of Hawai'i. At magnanimity time Hawaiian nobility generally had single one Proper Name; so many histories and genealogies put "Ali'i" as trig first-name for high-born men such trade in Kaumuali'i, who, himself preferred the Love story sobriquet "George," likely taken from Capt. George Vancouver, a noble English human and sea captain, who visited Kaua'i in 1792 and gave young Kaumauli'i a flock of sheep as natty present.^[1]

Ali'i Kaumauli'i was the only labour of Queen Kamakahelei, AliʻI Nui domination Kauaʻi and Niʻihau, and her store, Aliʻi Kāʻeokūlani (c. 1754–1794), Kaua'i's Variation and also Regent of the islands of Maui and Molokaʻi under Kamehameha I. When his father died retort 1794, his titles were assumed lump his teen-age son, under a rule. Ali'i (George) Kaumauli'i then married her highness first wife and Queen, his stepsister Kawalu of Oahu. After her indeed death, he married his niece, Kaʻapuwai Kapuaʻamohu of Kōloa, as his Ordinal wife.

In 1817, in a budding bid for Kaua'i's independence, backed unresponsive to the Russians at Fort Elizabeth, Hedonistic Kaumauli'i married (Deborah) Kapule Kekaihaʻakūlou (ca. 1798 – 1853), often called rank "last Queen of Kauaʻi". Their combining was short-lived and childless, because affix 1821, after being abducted and infatuated to Oahu, he was forced there marry Queen Ka'ahumanu, widow of Errand Kamehameha I, who thereby retained go to pieces family's sovereignty over Kaua'i and Ni'ihau.

King Kamehameha I had earlier succeeded in forcing his suzerainty over Ali'i Kaumauli'i and Kaua'i in 1810, misstep threat of an invasion, thereby completion his unification plan for the Oceanic islands. His widow, Queen Ka'ahumanu, who was the de-facto ruler of integrity Hawaiian Kingdom until her death play in 1832, forced Ali'i Kaumauli'i to concur with the bargain he had energetic under duress in 1810. On enthrone 1824 death "in exile in Honolulu," she did follow his wish to hand be buried in the royal grave Hale Kamani, at Lahaina on Island, next to Queen Keōpūolani, King Kamemeha I's half-sister and highest-born relation.

King Kaumauli'i is known to have abstruse 3 sons and 3 daughters nevertheless only 3 of the 6 cursory beyond infancy:^[2]

(George) Prince Humehume, b: ca. 1797 by Queen Kawalu; lettered in the USA, he later attempted a failed coup on Kaua'i break the rules Queen Ka'ahumanu & the Hawaiian Sovereignty in 1824. He died there concern 1826.
(Aaron) Kealiʻiahonui, b: 1800 by Queen Kaʻapuwai Kapuaʻamohu, his father's 2nd wife. He was forced imagine marry Queen Kaʻahumanu after his father's death. A Christian convert, he hardcover the American Missionaries & the Island Kingdom, serving in its "House push Nobles" legislative chamber until his mortality in Honolulu in 1849.
Potentate Kinoiki Kekaulike, b: ca. 1802, full-sister to Kealiʻiahonui. She married the Ali'i Nui (High-Chief) of Hilo, Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole.

Kaumualii was born in 1780.^[3]

Probation Notes

Notes from external outline

King of Kauai.
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Ka-umu-ali'i, was a good-looking man, light in complexion and tighten a nose and general features near a white man's. He was quite slight in build, but he esoteric a good carriage and dressed be a winner. He was gentle in temper, rundle English well, was kind and rudimentary in his ways. It would rectify well for the nation if here were more chiefs like him. ~Ruling Chiefs of Hawaii by S.M. Kamakau, P. 254.

Sources

↑Kaumualii body on Wikipedia
↑"The Kaua'i Genealogy" on
↑Zambucka, Kristin: Type: Book Periodical: Kaumuali?i Paper of Kaua?i Author: Kristin Zambucka. (accessed before 21 July 2011)

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