Individual Details

LIFE
A. He "appears to have become lord of some lands in the Hilo district of Hawaii, and married a chiefess of southern descent name Hina, or, in some legends, Hoohoakalani, whose mother, Uli, came from Kahiki by some one or other of those southern expeditions of the period" (Fornander, An Account of the Polynesian Race, vol 2 p 30).
B. "Hakalanileo had acquired his possessions in Hilo partly through the influence of his own family, and partly through his marriage with the sister of a consequential district chief. Later in life he had seen and become enamored of Hina ... the most beautiful maiden in all Hawaii" (Kalakaua, The Legends and Myths of Hawaii, p 78).

Alt name		Haka Lanileo
Alt name		Hakaalanileo
Alt name		Hoakalanileo
Alt name		Hakalanilea

Spouse	Hina ( - )
Child	Kana ( - )
Child	Niheu Kalohe ( - )
Child	Kekahawalu ( - )
Child	Kepani ( - )
Child	Haka ( - )

Father	Kuhelani ( - )
Mother	Lanileo ( - )
Sibling	Hoohokukalani ( - )