Individual Details

LINEAGE
A. Conflict: Pukui, Hawaiian Genealogies, p 49;
Na Kuahau Kolakou mau inoa, G-14, p 34;
Ahlo et al, Kamehameha's Children Today, p 105
list parents as Kuikai and Makalii.
B. He was a grandson of Kanehoalani (Fornander, An Account of the Polynesian Race, vol 2 p 295).
LIFE
A. He was the ruling chief of Molokai. "Kaiakea, a chief of the island of Molokai, was counted in ancient times in Hawaii as an architect, astrologer, an orator, a composer of the genealogical and historical chant, and a keeper of the basic genealogies of the archipelago... Kaiakea was a political advisor in the time of Kamehameha I .... Kaiakea had a total of ten children, eight sons and two daughters, from his three wives. He alone taught these children the chiefly genealogies and the composing of the genealogical and historical chants " (McKinzie, Hawaiian Genealogies, vol 2 p 92-93).
B. Order of mates (McKinzie, Hawaiian Genealogies, vol 2 p 93).
C. Fragment: "Kaiakea was a wise counsellor in ancient time in his occupation taught by his grandfathers from Kapouhiwaokalani to the sons, Mahinuiakalani and Kauauanuiamahi and Kuikai, on down to Kukalanihoouluae, the own father of Kaiakea." He "had a total of ten children, eight sons and two daughters, from his three wives" (McKinzie, Hawaiian Genealogies, vol 2 p 92-93).
D. Fragment: He was uncle to Kamehameha I (Ahlo et al, Kamehameha's Children Today, p 95).

Spouse	Kalanipo ( - )
Child	Palea ( - )
Child	Kaouiokalani ( - )
Child	Kuluehu ( - )
Child	Kekuelike ( - )
Child	Kolikoli ( - )
Child	Kekoowai ( - )
Child	Kaulewaiwai ( - )
Child	Kaakaukamalelekuwalu ( - )
Child	Kaakanelele ( - )
Child	Nakaahau ( - )
Child	Kekiekie ( - )

Spouse	Kanemahinui ( - )
Child	Kaleikuahulu ( - )
Child	Kaakaupua ( - )
Child	Kuehu ( - )

Spouse	Kalanimanuia ( - )
Child	Kalanikiekie ( - )
Child	Kanapakumaku ( - )

Spouse	Kauokuu ( - )
Child	Kaakaupalahalaha ( - )

Father	Kukalanihoouluae ( - )
Mother	Aialei ( - )