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Zwischen – Bericht
Projekt Zwischenbericht … Weiterlesen Zwischen – Bericht
Beschreibung
projektvorstellung mit fragestellungen und feststellungen… Weiterlesen Beschreibung
Vorstellung
gérard koch interduces his project and idea… Weiterlesen Vorstellung
“Hawai’i History” erzählt Leon Siu
interview mit leon siu in honolulu beim iolani palast, oahu, über die annextion des hawaiianischen königreich… Weiterlesen “Hawai’i History” erzählt Leon Siu
Diamond Head – Lē ‘ahi
die geschichte des berühmten vulkan, namens diamond head, in der nähe von honolulu auf oahu… Weiterlesen Diamond Head – Lē ‘ahi
Die Kunst – unsere Zeitreise
die veränderung von honolulu mit diamond head in den gemälden zu endecken… Weiterlesen Die Kunst – unsere Zeitreise
“Joy Kalea – Milestone 5.0 Ali’i Drive”
interview mit joy kalea in kona, big island, über hula und kona… Weiterlesen “Joy Kalea – Milestone 5.0 Ali’i Drive”
“Hawai’i History” recounts Leon Siu
interview with leon siu in honolulu by the iolani palace about the annextion of the hawaiian kingdom… Weiterlesen “Hawai’i History” recounts Leon Siu
“Joy Kalea – Milestone 5.0 Ali’i Drive”
interview with joy kalea in kona, big island about hula dance and kona… Weiterlesen “Joy Kalea – Milestone 5.0 Ali’i Drive”
Diamond Head – Lē ‘ahi
the story about the famous crater, near honolulu on the island oahu, named diamond head … Weiterlesen Diamond Head – Lē ‘ahi
John Cruz
interview mit john cruz in laheina, maui über den island style und seiner musik… Weiterlesen John Cruz
Moolele
photos about the ship moolele… Weiterlesen Moolele
John Cruz
interview with john cruz in laheina, maui about the island style and his music… Weiterlesen John Cruz
Linking Tongan Agriculture to the Tourism Sector
the linking of agriculture with the tourism sector… Weiterlesen Linking Tongan Agriculture to the Tourism Sector
The Search for Tagaloa
mythology and spirit-lore, a response to a call for an intercultural and inter-religious dialogue by Samoa’s Head of State… Weiterlesen The Search for Tagaloa
Taualuga
the dance of life, an expression of social roles, status, joy for life and soul in the pacific… Weiterlesen Taualuga
„Mai Ka Piko Mai a Ho’i: Return to Kanaloa“
documentation about an hawaiian activists witch stopped the military from bombing… Weiterlesen „Mai Ka Piko Mai a Ho’i: Return to Kanaloa“
Musika Tama Samoa
music documentary about samoan jazz… Weiterlesen Musika Tama Samoa
Love Song from Cook Island
a south pacific love song… Weiterlesen Love Song from Cook Island
Greetings from Hawai’i
overview of old postcards from Hawai’i.… Weiterlesen Greetings from Hawai’i
The History of Pacific Hair
ADORN ADORN is a collection of stories from women around the Pacific about their relationship with their hair. Its a living tapestry of images of our Hair History, Rituals of our Hair and our Hair stories – a digital conversation that needs to be continued by the viewer, so please upload your hair snaps and stories on… Weiterlesen The History of Pacific Hair
Lessons from a thousand years of island sustainability
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Biologist and cultural practitioner Sam Ohu Gon III reveals the true Hawaii, a place much more than beaches and mai tais. In these islands, there is a message for the world. Senior Scientist and Cultural Advisor at The Nature Conservancy… Weiterlesen Lessons from a thousand years of island sustainability
Aloha Dying – A Hawaii Documentary
Aloha Dying is a documentary movie about the hawaiian homeless people.… Weiterlesen Aloha Dying – A Hawaii Documentary
Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha I.
Kings name: Kamehameha I. Name: Paiʻea Full name: Kalani Paiʻea Wohi o Kaleikini Kealiʻikui Kamehameha o ʻIolani i Kaiwikapu kauʻi Ka Liholiho Kūnuiākea Birth: 1758 Place: Kohala, Hawaiʻi Island Died: † 1819 Place: Kailua-Kona, Kona, Hawaiʻi island Cause of death: Age: Wife: Father: Kahekili II/Keōua Mother: Kekuʻiapoiwa II Step-grandfather: Oncel: Kalaniʻopuʻu Siblings 1: Siblings 2:… Weiterlesen Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha I.
Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha II.
Kings name: Kamehameha II. Name: Liholiho Full name: Kalaninui kua Liholiho i ke kapu ʻIolani Birth: * c. 1797 Place: Hilo, Island of Hawai’i [*1] Died: † 14. Juli 1824 Place: London Cause of death: Measles Age: 26 Years Burial: May 11, 1825[1] Mauna ʻAla Royal Mausoleum Wife: Kamāmalu Kīnaʻu Kekāuluohi Pauahi Kekauʻōnohi Father: Kamehameha… Weiterlesen Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha II.
Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha V
Kings name: Kamehameha V Name: Lot Kapuāiwa Full name: Lota Kapuāiwa Kalanimakua Aliʻiōlani Kalanikupuapaʻīkalaninui Birth: December 11, 1830 Place: Honolulu, Oahu Died: December 11, 1872 Place: Honolulu, Oahu Cause of death: Age: 42 Years Wife: Father: Mataio Kekūanāoʻa Mother: Elizabeth Kīnaʻu Step-grandfather: High Chief Ulumāheihei Hoapili Siblings 1: David Kamehameha Siblings 2: Moses Kekūāiwa Siblings… Weiterlesen Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha V
Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha III.
Kings name: Kamehameha III. Name: Kauikeaouli Full name: Keaweaweʻula Kīwalaʻō Kauikeaouli Kaleiopapa Kalani Waiakua Kalanikau Iokikilo Kīwalaʻō i ke kapu Kamehameha Birth: March 17, 1814 Place: Keauhou Bay at North Kona, Hawaiʻi island Died: December 15, 1854 Place: Hoihoikeʻea, Honolulu, Oʻahu Cause of death: Age: 40 Years Burial: January 10, 1855 Mauna ʻAla Royal Mausoleum… Weiterlesen Kamehameha-Dynastie – Kamehameha III.
Das politische Südsee – Paradies
Einführung & Vorstellung 1. Terminfindung Wir reisen doch schon bald drei Monate kreuz und quer durch die hawai’iansichen Inseln und sind noch nicht in Kontakt gekommen mit Niklaus Schweizer. Unser ruhiges Inselleben im grossen Pazifik geht langsam dem Ende entgegen und unsere hektische Welt hat uns bald wieder. Einer meiner letzten, grossen Wünsche besteht noch… Weiterlesen Das politische Südsee – Paradies
Change
Huggo’s by kona Heute ist Dienstag der 5. Dezember 2017 um 16.00 Uhr und wir sind in Kona, Big Island. Shana und besonders ich, haben ungeduldig mit riesiger Freude auf diesen Tag gewartet, den wir besuchen stetig auf unserem Heimurlaub in Hawai’i meine Lieblingsbar „Huggo’s“. Nun ist es soweit! Zu Fuss schlendern wir den Souvenirläden… Weiterlesen Change
Kumulipo
Makaha Surfside Makaha Surfside In der Agenda steht folgender Eintrag: Mon 27.Nov. 2017-Leialoha Perkins, Makaha Surfside, Waianae, HI. – Ja wir müssen rechtzeitig mit dem Bus von unserem Hotel in Honolulu abfahren, dass wir rechtzeitig um 10.00 Uhr bei Leialoha eintreffen. Wir stehen an der Busstation gerade gegenüber unserem Hotel und warten auf den Schnellbus… Weiterlesen Kumulipo
He Kumulipo
Video Scription PART I ethnicities: Hawai’ian, Chinese, English ****30 sec: FIX/remove fish Lahaina plantation town; place of royalty great-great-grandfather from Molokai [ IMAGE from here genealogy book] great-great-grandmother is Scotish, English, Hawai’ian 14 children, 8 survivors 1940’s reared in Honolulu Boston University PhD-Hawaiian Language Arts HI is spiritual, special and unique from modern places 6:00… Weiterlesen He Kumulipo
Uncovering Legality of Homeownership on Hawai’i
auction of land patents http://www.stampauctionnetwork.com/f/f9945.cfm —- 01:00 Routh Bolomet introduction 03 January 1865 King Kamehameha V (attached Portrait) with Legislative Branch passed law: King’s lands as inalienable (Constitution of 1864 http://www.hawaiialive.org/resources/manuscript/671.pdf ) 02:15 law enabled funding for King 02:25 Great Mahele http://ags.hawaii.gov/archives/online-exhibitions/centennial-exhibit/keoni-ana/mahele-book/ : i) King, ii) alii, iii) government, iv) commoners 03:25 land division created because… Weiterlesen Uncovering Legality of Homeownership on Hawai’i
Missionare auf Hawai’i
Wir sassen in unser Lieblingsbar bei Huggo’s On The Rock bei der Beach in Kona, diesmal nicht unter einer Palme sondern unter bunten, farbenprächtigen riesigen Sonnenschirmen. Unser Tisch war gefüllt mit Pupus von Ahia Natchos und wir nippten an unseren erfrischenden Cocktails von Verginge Magarita und einem Mai Tai. Umhüllt von hawaiianischer Musik und das… Weiterlesen Missionare auf Hawai’i
Missionaries on Hawai’i
We sat in our favorite bar at Huggo’s On The Rock at the beach in Kona, this time not under a palm tree but under colorful, colorful giant umbrellas. Our table was filled with pupus by Ahia Natchos and we sipped our refreshing cocktails by Verginge Magarita and a Mai Tai. Surrounded by Hawaiian music… Weiterlesen Missionaries on Hawai’i
Hilo Gallery
Klicke das erste Bild an, dann viel Spass… / Click the first picture, then have fun …
Prozess auf Dekolonisation
5 stages of decolonization Direkt zu: Interview von Poka Die 5 Schritte Links Shana ist noch an ihrer morgendlicher Fruchtschale am Geniessen, während ich noch ein paar Schlücke von der warmen braunen Brühe, wo die Amerikaner als Kaffee deklarier, geschlürft habe. Wir warteten auf den Kellner, der uns die Rechnung bringen sollte. Aber bis er… Weiterlesen Prozess auf Dekolonisation
Process of Decolonization
5 stages of decolonization Direct to: Interview of Poka The 5 Steps Links Shana is still enjoying her morning fruit bowl, while I sipped a few sips of the warm brown broth where the Americans declared coffee. We waited for the waiter to bring us the bill. But until he finds the time, we enjoy… Weiterlesen Process of Decolonization
Hawaiian Slack Key
Heute geht’s durch das Nuuanu Valley auf die Ostseite von Ohau für ein besonderes Interview. Diesmal handelt es um die hawaiianische Musik, genauer gesagt um die weltbekannte Slack Key Guitar Musik. Von unserem Hotel aus fahren wir beim Zoo im Kapiʻolani Park vorbei, welcher um 1914 von Ben Hollinger gegründet wurde, durch ein älteres Geschäftsviertel,… Weiterlesen Hawaiian Slack Key
Hawaiian Slack Key
Today, we will travel through the Nuuanu Valley to the east side of Ohau for a special interview. This time it’s the Hawaiian music, more specifically the world famous Slack Key Guitar music. From our hotel we drive past the zoo in the Kapi’olani Park, which was founded around 1914 by Ben Hollinger, through an… Weiterlesen Hawaiian Slack Key
Interview und Aktivität 2017-2018 Agenda
Sat 11 Nov 2017 Eric Johnston, 1198 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA Sat 11 Nov 2017 American Indian Film Festival at Brava Theater, San Francisco, CA Thu 16 Nov 2017 King Kalakaua’s 181 Born Day/Leon Siu, Iolani Palace, Honolulu, HI Sat 18 Nov 2017 Jenni Angeli, Bishop Museum, Honolulu, HI Thu 23 Nov 2017 Robi Kahakalau, Outrigger Reef… Weiterlesen Interview und Aktivität 2017-2018 Agenda
Earliest Commercial Activity on Hawai’ian Islands
Umi Perkins hat uns zum Interview über das heikle Thema „Big Five“ zur Kamehameha Schools eingeladen, wo er an dieser Universität als Professor hawaiianischer Geschichte lehrt. Nicht nur seine Biographie ist hoch interessant zu lesen, auch seine Bücher, seine Arbeiten, Videos und seine Webseite mit dem starken Namen „The Umiverse“ zu durchforsten! Ein Schlagbaum quer… Weiterlesen Earliest Commercial Activity on Hawai’ian Islands
Earliest Commercial Activity on Hawai’ian Islands
Umi Perkins invited us to the interview on the sensitive topic „Big Five“ at the Kamehameha Schools, where he teaches at this university as a professor of Hawaiian history. Not only his biography is very interesting to read, also his books, his work, videos and his website with the strong name „The Umiverse“ to sift… Weiterlesen Earliest Commercial Activity on Hawai’ian Islands
Kino and the King
Frühmorgens am Sonntag, wo andere noch tief in ihren Träumen schwelgen, sind Shana und ich schon im Auto unterwegs zum Bishop Museum in Honolulu. Dort werden wir mit Jen Angeli unser Interview über ihr neues Buch „Kino and the King“ drehen. Jen ist eine junge, sympathische Autorin wo mit dem Abenteuerbuch in Hawai‘i und in… Weiterlesen Kino and the King
Kino and the King
Early on Sunday, when others still revel in their dreams, Shana and I are already in the car on the way to the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. There we will do an interview with Jen Angeli about her new book „Kino and the King“. Jen is a young, sympathetic author who quickly became known with… Weiterlesen Kino and the King
From Graffiti to Mele Murals
Honolulu ist für sein goldener Sandstrand , Waikiki und seiner touristischer Flanniermeile berühmt. Hingegen das Lagerviertel der Stadt,ist berühmt für eine andere Art von Attraktion. Hier wirst du keine kitschigen hawaiianischen Souvenirläden oder Horden von Touristen vorfinden, ausser die sich verfahren haben, aber eine blühende urbane Kunstszene mit farbenfrohen Straßenbildern wirst du vorfinden, die so… Weiterlesen From Graffiti to Mele Murals
From Graffiti to Mele Murals
Honolulu is famous for its golden sands, Waikiki and its tourist boulevard. In contrast, the campus district of the city is famous for a different kind of attraction. Here you will not find gaudy Hawaiian souvenir shops or hordes of tourists unless they’ve gotten lost, but you’ll find a thriving urban art scene with colorful… Weiterlesen From Graffiti to Mele Murals
Change
Huggo’s by kona Today is Tuesday the 5th of December 2017 at 16.00 and we are in Kona, Big Island. Shana and especially me, have been impatiently waiting with huge joy for this day we visit steadily on our home vacation in Hawai’i my favorite bar „Huggo’s“. Now the time has come! On foot we… Weiterlesen Change
Kumulipo
Makaha Surfside Makaha Surfside In the agenda is the following entry: Mon 27.Nov. 2017-Leialoha Perkins, Makaha Surfside, Waianae, HI. – Yes, we need to get off the bus from our Honolulu hotel in time to arrive at Leialoha at 10.00. We stand at the bus station just opposite our hotel and wait for the express… Weiterlesen Kumulipo
The Political South Sea Paradise
Introduction & Presentation 1. scheduling tool We are traveling three months through the Hawaiian Islands and have not yet come into contact with Niklaus Schweizer. Our quiet island life in the great Pacific is slowly coming to an end and our hectic world will soon be back. One of my last great wishes, even before… Weiterlesen The Political South Sea Paradise
Mauna Kea – The sacred mountain
Auf Hawaii, auch genannt Big Island, ragt der grösste vulkanische Berg der Hawaii Inseln mit einer stolzen Höhe von 4‘207.3 m durch die Wolken gegen den blauen Himmel empor. Seine wirkliche Dimension und Schönheit kann man leider nicht erahnen wenn man am Fusse des Vulkans steht, denn seine wirkliche Grösse liegt im Dunkeln der Tiefe… Weiterlesen Mauna Kea – The sacred mountain
Why Native Hawaiians Protesting
Why Native Hawaiians Protesting Giant Telescope on Mauna Kea Aren’t Going Anywhere by NBC Left Field The Hawaii Island’s Mauna Kea mountain, the most sacred site to Native Hawaiians, is also a prized location to the astronomy community as a home to many powerful observatories. This summer, a community of resistance called Pu’uhonua o Pu’uhuluhulu… Weiterlesen Why Native Hawaiians Protesting
Mauna Kea – The sacred mountain
On Hawaii, also known as the Big Island, the largest volcanic mountain in the Hawaiian Islands rises with a proud height of 4,207.3 m through the clouds against the blue sky. Its real dimension and beauty can unfortunately not be guessed when you stand at the foot of the volcano, because its real size is… Weiterlesen Mauna Kea – The sacred mountain
Aloha Dying
A Hawaii Documentary No jobs. Sky-high rents. Tent cities of the homeless. Cultural appropriation. Native people forced out of their own lands. Unfortunately, these descriptions apply to Hawai’i. The Central Pacific archipelago is a beautiful place, caught in the crossfire of international interests. Aloha Dying is a documentary that sheds light on the… Weiterlesen Aloha Dying
Fernando, ein unermüdender Held
Wir Menschen sind eigenartig. Ich kenne kein anderes Lebewesen auf dieser Erde, welches so grauenhaft mit der Natur und Umwelt umgeht wie der Mensch. Er beutet nicht nur massiv unsere Erde aus, er vergiftet sie auch mit seinem Unrat. Er wirft all seinen produzierten Müll schlicht in die Umwelt ohne sich je einen Gedanken darüber… Weiterlesen Fernando, ein unermüdender Held
Fernando, a tireless hero
We humans are strange. I don’t know of any other living being on earth that does so deals horribly with nature and the environment like humans. He not only exploits our earth massively, he also poisons it with his filth. He simply throws all of his produced garbage into the environment without ever having thought… Weiterlesen Fernando, a tireless hero
Samoana Documentary
The hour-long documentary covers 3000 years of Samoa’s history. Major events highlighted in the film include the partition of Western Samoa in the nineteenth century, rule by Imperial Germany, New Zealand trusteeship and the road toward independence. Scenes in Samoana include dramatic representation of the killing of unarmed Mau supporters by New Zealand troops… Weiterlesen Samoana Documentary
Timeline of Governors
HAWAII’S Change from Monarchy to Government King Kamehameha I July 1782 – 8. May 1819 23 years, 342 days * November, 1736 † Mai 8, 1819 Kamehameha I, also known as Kamehameha the Great, was the founder and first ruler of the Kingdom of Hawaii. A statue of him was given to the… Weiterlesen Timeline of Governors
I – Legends Resembling Old Testament History
Rev. C. M. Hyde, D.D. In the first volume of Judge Fornander’s elaborate work on “The Polynesian Race” he has given some old Hawaiian legends which closely resemble the Old Testament history. How shall we account for such coincidences? Take, for instance, the Hawaiian account of the Creation. The Kane, Ku and Lono: or, Sunlight,… Weiterlesen I – Legends Resembling Old Testament History
II – Exploits of Maui
Rev. A. O. Forbes I.—Snaring the Sun Maui was the son of Hina-lau-ae and Hina, and they dwelt at a place called Makalia, above Kahakuloa, on West Maui. Now, his mother Hina made kapas. And as she spread them out to dry, the days were so short that she was put to great trouble and… Weiterlesen II – Exploits of Maui
III – Pele and the Deluge
Rev. A. O. Forbes All volcanic phenomena are associated in Hawaiian legendary lore with the goddess Pele; and it is a somewhat curious fact that to the same celebrated personage is also attributed a great flood that occurred in ancient times. The legends of this flood are various, but mainly connected with the doings of… Weiterlesen III – Pele and the Deluge
IV – Pele and Kahawali
From Ellis’s “Tour of Hawaii” In the reign of Kealiikukii, an ancient king of Hawaii, Kahawali, chief of Puna, and one of his favorite companions went one day to amuse themselves with the holua (sled), on the sloping side of a hill, which is still called ka holua ana o Kahawali (Kahawali’s sliding-place). Vast numbers… Weiterlesen IV – Pele and Kahawali
V – Hiku and Kawelu
J. S. Emerson Not far from the summit of Hualalai, on the island of Hawaii, in the cave on the southern side of the ridge, lived Hina and her son, the kupua, or demigod, Hiku. All his life long as a child and a youth, Hiku had lived alone with his mother on this mountain… Weiterlesen V – Hiku and Kawelu
Mauna Kea – The Sacred Mountain
The battle for Mauna Kea — the first of several standoffs between construction crews and Native Hawaiians — took place in April of 2015, just a few dozen yards from where astronomers gathered in 1964 to celebrate the start of development on the mountain. But before we introduce you to people on both sides of… Weiterlesen Mauna Kea – The Sacred Mountain
VI – Lonopuha; Or, Origin of the Art of Healing in Hawaii
Translated by Thos. G. Thrum During the time that Milu was residing at Waipio, Hawaii, the year of which is unknown, there came to these shores a number of people, with their wives, from that vague foreign land, Kahiki. But they were all of godly kind (ano akua nae), it is said, and drew attention… Weiterlesen VI – Lonopuha; Or, Origin of the Art of Healing in Hawaii
Collection of Trade – and friendship treaty
Links to Backrground History (the colored Names are sides there not ready yet, I’m working on ) King Kamehameha III 1826 United States of America December 23. 1826 1836 United Kingdom November 13. 1836 1839 Anglo-French Proclamation July 17. 1839 1846 French Treaty March 26. 1846 1846 United Kingdom March 26. 1846 1846… Weiterlesen Collection of Trade – and friendship treaty
VII – A Visit to the Spirit Land; Or, The Strange Experience of a Woman in Kona, Hawaii
Mrs. E. N. Haley Kalima had been sick for many weeks, and at last died. Her friends gathered around her with loud cries of grief, and with many expressions of affection and sorrow at their loss they prepared her body for its burial. The grave was dug, and when everything was ready for the last… Weiterlesen VII – A Visit to the Spirit Land; Or, The Strange Experience of a Woman in Kona, Hawaii
VIII – Kapeepeekauila; Or, The Rocks of Kana
Rev. A. O. Forbes On the northern side of the island of Molokai, commencing at the eastern end and stretching along a distance of about twenty miles, the coast is a sheer precipice of black rock varying in height from eight hundred to two thousand feet. The only interruptions to the continuity of this vast… Weiterlesen VIII – Kapeepeekauila; Or, The Rocks of Kana
1839 – Anglo-French Proclamation
Um die Geschichte Hawaii‘s zu verstehen, müssen wir uns zuerst mit der Geschichte Europa‘s kurz bekannt machen. Mit der französischen Revolution 1789 hatten sich das Leben, die Gesellschaft, die Wissenschaft und die Politik in Europa drastisch geändert. Europa war in Bewegung und in einer globalen Kolonisierungstour, um in Europa die Weltherrschaft zu erlangen. Zu den… Weiterlesen 1839 – Anglo-French Proclamation
IX – Kalelealuaka
to Part II to Part III writen by Dr. N. B. Emerson Part I Kaopele was born in Waipio, Hawaii. When born he did not breathe, and his parents were greatly troubled; but they washed his body clean, and having arrayed it in good clothes, they watched anxiously over the body for several days, and… Weiterlesen IX – Kalelealuaka
X – Stories of the Menehunes – Hawaii the Original Home of the Brownies
Thos. G. Thrum Students of Hawaiian folk-lore find much of coincident interest with traditional or more historic beliefs of other and older lands. The same applies, in a measure, to some of the ancient customs of the people. This is difficult to account for, more especially since the Hawaiians possessed no written language by which… Weiterlesen X – Stories of the Menehunes – Hawaii the Original Home of the Brownies
1839 – Anglo-French Proclamation
In order to understand the history of Hawaii, we first have to briefly familiarize ourselves with the history of Europe. With the French Revolution in 1789, life, society, science and politics in Europe had changed drastically. Europe was on the move and on a global colonization tour to achieve world domination in Europe. Great Britain… Weiterlesen 1839 – Anglo-French Proclamation
1839 – The Document: Anglo-French Proclamation
The British and French governments formally recognized the Hawaiian Kingdom’s independence in a joint declaration signed by Lord Aberdeen and the Comte de Saint-Aulare, representatives of Queen Victoria and King Louis-Phillippe. A transcription of the English declaration is provided below. Declaration Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and… Weiterlesen 1839 – The Document: Anglo-French Proclamation
XI – Kahalaopuna, Princess of Manoa
Mrs. E. M. Nakuina Akaaka (laughter) is a projecting spur of the mountain range at the head of Manoa Valley, forming the ridge running back to and above Waiakeakua, “the water of the gods.” Akaaka was united in marriage to Nalehuaakaaka, still represented by some lehua (Metrosideros polymorpha) bushes on the very brow of the… Weiterlesen XI – Kahalaopuna, Princess of Manoa
Manoa Valley
Mānoa is the site of the first sugarcane and coffee plantations in the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian coffee was first introduced along Manoa Valley in 1813 by Don Francisco de Paula y Marytin as an ornamental plant. In 1825 Chief Boki, the Royal Governor of Oahu, followed up and brought coffee trees back from Brazil on… Weiterlesen Manoa Valley
The 1840 Hawaiian Kingdom Constitution
– one of the world’s first modern constitutions The first modern constitution (the Magna Carta is not considered an actually constitution, but rather a precursor to constitutions) was the US Constitution of 1788. Fifty-one years later, the Hawaiian Kingdom, having proclaimed a Declaration of Rights in 1839, promulgated the Constitution of 1840, of which the… Weiterlesen The 1840 Hawaiian Kingdom Constitution
XII – The Punahou Spring
Mrs. E. M. Nakuina There formerly lived on the Kaala Mountains a chief by the name of Kahaakea. He had two children, a boy and a girl, twins, whose mother had died at their birth. The brother was called Kauawaahila (Waahila Rain), and the girl Kauakiowao (Mountain Mist). Kahaakea was very tenderly attached to his… Weiterlesen XII – The Punahou Spring
XIII – Oahunui
Mrs. E. M. Nakuina On the plateau lying between Ewa and Waialua, on the island of Oahu, and about a mile off, and mauka of the Kaukonahua bridge, is the historical place called Kukaniloko. This was the ancient birthplace of the Oahu kings and rulers. It was incumbent on all women of the royal line… Weiterlesen XIII – Oahunui
XIV – Ahuula
A Legend of Kanikaniaula and the First Feather Cloak Mrs. E. M. Nakuina Eleio was a kukini (trained runner) in the service of Kakaalaneo, King of Maui, several runners being always kept by each king or alii of consequence. These kukinis, when sent on any errand, always took a direct line for their destination, climbing… Weiterlesen XIV – Ahuula
XV – Kaala and Kaaialii A Legend of Lanai
W. M. Gibson Bordering upon the land of Kealia, on the southwest coast of Lanai, where was pahonua or place of refuge, are the remains of Kaunolu, an ancient heiau, or temple. Its ruins lie within the mouth of a deep ravine, whose extending banks run out into the sea and form a bold, bluff-bound… Weiterlesen XV – Kaala and Kaaialii A Legend of Lanai
Marks of Mana – The Evolution of Tatau
Across the Moana the art of tatau is legendary – but the marks for women contain stories and meanings that are often little known, especially for new generations. These age old symbols of the Moko Kauae, the Fijian Veiqia, the Papuan Tep Tok and the Samoan Malu were made to celebrate the significance of the… Weiterlesen Marks of Mana – The Evolution of Tatau
XVI – The Tomb of Puupehe – A Legend of Lanai
From “The Hawaiian Gazette” One of the interesting localities of tradition, famed in Hawaiian song and story of ancient days, is situate at the southwestern point of the island of Lanai, and known as the Kupapau o Puupehe, or Tomb of Puupehe. At the point indicated, on the leeward coast of the island, may be… Weiterlesen XVI – The Tomb of Puupehe – A Legend of Lanai
THE HISTORY OF LĀNA‘I
In late 2015 and mid 2016 the State of Hawai‘i Department of Education engaged in development of a film series to help inform students across the state about the history of Lāna‘i. In April 2017, the three part series, titles “Historic Sites of Hawai‘i — The History of Lāna‘i (Part 1); The History of Lāna‘i… Weiterlesen THE HISTORY OF LĀNA‘I
Hawaii: The Stolen Paradise
Hawaii was an independent nation until January 17, 1893. That day, the archipelago and its monarchical government were overthrown illegally by the United States. Since then, the USA has taken over Hawaii illegitimately, turning the island into a military base that threatens world peace, while sovereignty groups organize to rescue its legitimacy. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TRACKSTravel…… Weiterlesen Hawaii: The Stolen Paradise
XVII – Ai Kanaka A Legend of Molokai
Rev. A. O. Forbes On the leeward side of the island of Molokai, a little to the east of Kaluaaha lies the beautiful valley of Mapulehu, at the mouth of which is located the heiau, or temple, of Iliiliopae, which was erected by direction of Ku-pa, the Moi, to look directly out upon the harbor… Weiterlesen XVII – Ai Kanaka A Legend of Molokai
XVIII – Kaliuwaa Scene of the Demigod Kamapuaa’s Escape from Olopana
From “The Hawaiian Spectator” A few miles east of Laie, on the windward side of the island of Oahu, are situated the valley and falls of Kaliuwaa, noted as one of the most beautiful and romantic spots of the island, and famed in tradition as possessing more than local interest. The valley runs back some… Weiterlesen XVIII – Kaliuwaa Scene of the Demigod Kamapuaa’s Escape from Olopana
XIX – Battle of the Owls
Jos. M. Poepoe The following is a fair specimen of the animal myths current in ancient Hawaii, and illustrates the place held by the owl in Hawaiian mythology. There lived a man named Kapoi, at Kahehuna, in Honolulu, who went one day to Kewalo to get some thatching for his house. On his way back… Weiterlesen XIX – Battle of the Owls
XX – This Land is the Sea’s Traditional Account of an Ancient Hawaiian Prophecy
Translated from Moke Manu by Thos. G. Thrum It is stated in the history of Kaopulupulu that he was famed among the kahunas of the island of Oahu for his power and wisdom in the exercise of his profession, and was known throughout the land as a leader among the priests. His place of residence… Weiterlesen XX – This Land is the Sea’s Traditional Account of an Ancient Hawaiian Prophecy
XXI – Ku-ula, the Fish God of Hawaii
Translated from Moke Manu by M. K. Nakuina The story of Ku-ula, considered by ancient Hawaiians as the deity presiding over and controlling the fish of the sea,—a story still believed by many of them to-day,—is translated and somewhat condensed from an account prepared by a recognized legendary bard of these islands. The name of… Weiterlesen XXI – Ku-ula, the Fish God of Hawaii
Colonization and Americanization of Hawaii: Replacing Hawaiian Culture
A Call for Review of the Historical Facts Surrounding UNGA Resolution 1469 (xiv) of 1959 Which Recognized Attainment of Self-Government for Hawaii By Kioni Dudley, Leon Siu, Poka Laenui, and Alfred de Zayas Global Research, August 21, 2019 talesofhawaii.net/ Summary In 1959, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 1469 relieving the U.S. from the… Weiterlesen Colonization and Americanization of Hawaii: Replacing Hawaiian Culture
XXII – Aiai, Son of Ku-ula Part II of the Legend of Ku-ula, the Fish God of Hawaii
Translated from Moke Manu by M. K. Nakuina After the death of the King of Hana, Aiai left the people of Haneoo catching hinalea and went to Kumaka, a place where fresh water springs out from the sand and rocks near the surf of Puhele, at Hamoa, where lay a large, long stone in the… Weiterlesen XXII – Aiai, Son of Ku-ula Part II of the Legend of Ku-ula, the Fish God of Hawaii
XXIII – Kaneaukai A Legend of Waialua
Thos. G. Thrum Long ago, when the Hawaiians were in the darkness of superstition and kahunaism, with their gods and lords many, there lived at Mokuleia, Waialua, two old men whose business it was to pray to Kaneaukai for a plentiful supply of fish. These men were quite poor in worldly possessions, but given to… Weiterlesen XXIII – Kaneaukai A Legend of Waialua
XXIV – The Shark-Man, Nanaue
Mrs. E. M. Nakuina Kamohoalii, the King-shark of Hawaii and Maui, has several deep sea caves that he uses in turn as his habitat. There are several of these at the bottom of the palisades, extending from Waipio toward Kohala, on the island of Hawaii. A favorite one was at Koamano, on the mainland, and… Weiterlesen XXIV – The Shark-Man, Nanaue
XXV – Fish Stories and Superstitions
Translated by M. K. Nakuina The following narration of the different fishes here given is told and largely believed in by native fishermen. All may not agree as to particulars in this version, but the main features are well known and vary but little. Some of these stories are termed mythical, in others the truth… Weiterlesen XXV – Fish Stories and Superstitions
The Fight for Rapa Nui
Can the Easter Island’s indigenous Rapa Nui win the battle for independence from Chile to protect their land and culture? The famed monolithic Moai statues in Easter Island are symbols of the land’s mysterious past. Centuries ago, the Rapa Nui, a people of Polynesian descent, faced the threat of extinction as the island was on… Weiterlesen The Fight for Rapa Nui
1846 – TREATY WITH DENMARK
SIGNED AT HONOLULU, OCTOBER 19th 1846. It being desirable that a general convention, and instrument of mutual agreement, should exist between Denmark and the Hawaiian Islands, the following articles have for that purpose, and to that intent, been mutually agreed upon and signed between the Governments of Denmark and the Hawaiian Island: ARTICLE I. There… Weiterlesen 1846 – TREATY WITH DENMARK
Treaty with Denmark
The Danish crown commissioned the captain Steen Andersen Bille to undertake a circumnavigation of the world with the corvette „Galathea“ in order to promote Danish trade and shipping. Captain Bille was also instructed to witness the royal decree of June 6, 1845, in which the English East India Company had bought the two Danish colonies… Weiterlesen Treaty with Denmark
Vertrag mit Dänemark
Die dänische Krone beauftrage den Kapitän Steen Andersen Bille mit der Korvette „Galathea“ eine Weltumsegelung zu unternehmen um dabei unter anderem den dänischen Handel und Schiffsverkehr zu fördern. Auch wurde Kapitän Bille angewiesen das königliche Dekret vom 6.Juni 1845 , worin die englische East India Company die beiden dänischen Kolonien in Indien, Tranquebar und… Weiterlesen Vertrag mit Dänemark
Aloha Tower – Honolulu
Der Aloha-Tower gehört zum Stadtbild von Honolulu, wie der Eifelturm zu Paris. Diese Bauten besitzen eine unglaubliche Macht und verschmelzen die Erinnerungen und Geschichten deren Besucher. Sieht man diese später auf einem Foto, geschweige hört man nur den Namen von diesem Gebäude, so kommen all die Erinnerungen und deren Erlebnisse hell wach ins Gedächtnis, als… Weiterlesen Aloha Tower – Honolulu
The Aloha Tower of Honolulu
Aloha Tower is located on Pier 9 at Honolulu Harbor, southwest of downtown Honolulu at the original terminus of Fort Street. Built in 1926 as part of a larger harbor construction project, the ten-story tower stands 184 feet tall and is framed by historic terminal buildings at Piers 10 and 11 to the north, the Aloha Tower Marketplace to the south, the water of Honolulu Harbor to the west, and a palm tree-lined promenade to the east. Aloha Tower is an Art Deco style building and is square in plan. It is constructed of reinforced concrete covered in stucco. The tower has a prominent base with four large, arched entryways in a cruciform plan. The shaft of the tower is narrower than the base and has four identical elevations each with an upright band of windows terminating in a large clockface under a projecting 10th floor observation deck with balconies. Balustrades read “ALOHA.” The roof of Aloha Tower tapers from four, stylized, stucco-covered spires to one larger, convex-curved, pointed, hipped roof of green cement plaster topped with a widow’s walk and a 40-foot yardarm with rigging. There have been changes to the tower as well as surrounding buildings, but Aloha Tower retains much of its integrity of location, workmanship, and association. Alterations to the base of Aloha Tower, the replacement of windows and doors, and the construction of Aloha Tower Marketplace reduce the integrity of the building’s design, materials, setting, and feeling.… Weiterlesen The Aloha Tower of Honolulu
Schweizer Freundschaftsvertrag
Was ging in der Schweiz 1864 vor? Die gewaltige Umwandlung, die die Grenzverhältnisse der Schweiz von 1861-1871 durch die Bildung des italienischen Königreichs und des deutschen Kaiserreichs erfuhren, traf manchen Schweizer Politiker jener Zeit wie ein Schock. Denn die jahrhundertealte außenpolitische Aufgabe, das Land zwischen einer westlichen und einer östlichen Großmacht, Frankreich und Österreich,… Weiterlesen Schweizer Freundschaftsvertrag
Swiss friendship treaty
What was going on in Switzerland in 1864? The tremendous transformation that brought about the borderline conditions in Switzerland from 1861-1871 experienced the formation of the Italian Kingdom and the German Empire came as a shock to many Swiss politicians of the time. Because the centuries-old foreign policy task of keeping the country balanced between… Weiterlesen Swiss friendship treaty
1864 Treaty with Switzerland
to english Text Freundschafts-, Niederlassungs und Handelsvertrag zwischen der schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft und Seiner Majestät dem König der Hawaiian-Inseln. (Abgeschlossen am 20. Juli 1864.) Der Bundesrath der schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft und Seine Majestät der König der Hawaiian-Inseln, von dem Wunsche beseelt, zwischen beiden Ländern freundschaftliche Beziehungen anzuknüpfen und zu befestigen, und die Handelsverbindungen zwischen ihren respektiven Bürgern… Weiterlesen 1864 Treaty with Switzerland
Breadfruit in the Pacific
Humorous and in a good mood, how else can it be on the idyllic, sunny island of Oahu, Shana and I stroll through Honolulu’s Chinatown. Shana shows and invites me, a Westerner tourist, through a beautiful part of Honolulu. It leads me to places and places where tourists hardly get lost and when you meet… Weiterlesen Breadfruit in the Pacific
I – Legends of old Honolulu
The legends of a people are of interest to the scholar, the thinker, and the poet. The legends tell us of the struggles, the triumphs, and the wanderings of the people, of their thoughts, their aspirations; in short, they give us a twilight history of the race. As the geologist finds in the rocks… Weiterlesen I – Legends of old Honolulu
II – LEGENDARY PLACES IN HONOLULU
Ho-no-lu-lu is a name made by the union of the two words “Hono” and “lulu.” Some say it means “Sheltered Hollow.” The old Hawaiians say that “Hono” means “abundance” and “lulu” means “calm,” or “peace,” or “abundance of peace.” The navigator who gave the definition “Fair Haven” was out of the way, inasmuch as the… Weiterlesen II – LEGENDARY PLACES IN HONOLULU
III – THE GOD OF PAKAKA TEMPLE
Pakaka, Foot of Fort Street near lumber yards, was a heiau, or temple. There are several legends connected with this heiau. One of the most interesting is that which tells how the god of the temple came into being. The story of the god of this temple is a story of voyages and vicissitudes. Olopana… Weiterlesen III – THE GOD OF PAKAKA TEMPLE
China entdeckt Hawaii
Zu den Kapiteln China entdeckt Hawaii Sandelholz Die neue Heimat Hawaii Die Vermischung der Kulturen durch Einheiraten Die Geburt von Chinatown in Honolulu Harte Arbeit auf Zuckerplantagen Der Chinese Exclusion Act Der umsturz der qing Dynastie Sun Yat-sen Das Vermächtnis INTERVIEW MIT CHARLES WONG UND YIP BUSABA Linksammlung und Zusatz Informationen PHOTO-GALLERIE CHINATOWN IN… Weiterlesen China entdeckt Hawaii
IV – LEGEND OF THE BREAD-FRUIT TREE
The wonderful bread-fruit tree was a great tree growing on the eastern bank of the rippling brook Puehuehu. It was a tabu tree, set apart for the high chief from Kou and the chiefs from Honolulu to rest under while on their way to bathe in the celebrated diving-pool Wai-kaha-lulu. That tree became a god,… Weiterlesen IV – LEGEND OF THE BREAD-FRUIT TREE
China – Hawaii Linksammlung
Hyperlink aus Kapitel / Zusatzinformation 25. Okt Sun Yat-sen A chinese Story Die neue Heimat Hawaii Aisin Gioro Die Geburt der Dynastie Qing zu stürzen Amerikanische Unabhängigkeitskrieg Sandelholz anglikanischen Sun Yat-sen anglikanischen Sun Yat-sen Annexion Die neue Heimat Hawaii Architekt Oliver Green Traphagen Gründung und Fall von Chinatown Battle of Yangxia Sun Yat-sen Beiyang-Armee Sun… Weiterlesen China – Hawaii Linksammlung
V – THE GODS WHO FOUND WATER
Four great gods with a large retinue of lesser gods came from Kahiki to the Hawaiian Islands. “Kahiki” meant any land beyond the skies which came down to the seas around the Hawaiian group. These gods settled for a time in Nuuanu Valley, back of the lands now known as Honolulu. These four great gods… Weiterlesen V – THE GODS WHO FOUND WATER
VI – THE WATER OF LIFE OF KA-NE
A Legend of Old Hawaii “When the moon dies she goes to the living water of Ka-ne, to the water which can restore all to life, even the moon to the path in the sky.”—Maori Legend of New Zealand. The Hawaiians of long ago shared in the belief that somewhere along the deep sea beyond… Weiterlesen VI – THE WATER OF LIFE OF KA-NE
Interview Vorbereitungen mit Yip Busaba und Charles Wong
Alles fängt mal klein an oder mit einer Frage in eigener Sache: Leider konnten wir das Interview wegen Corona und sonstigen Umständen noch nicht aufzeichnen. Wir sind bestrebt, dies videomässig nach zu holen. Trotzdem möchte ich jetzt schon meine Arbeit über die chinesische Einwanderung in Hawaii ohne dem Gespräch veröffentlichen. Dafür habe ich einen… Weiterlesen Interview Vorbereitungen mit Yip Busaba und Charles Wong
Interview preparations with Yip Busaba and Charles Wong
EVERYTHING STARTS SMALL OR WITH A QUESTION on our own behalf: Unfortunately we were able to do the interview due to Corona and other circumstances not record yet. We endeavor to catch up on this in terms of video. Nevertheless, I would like to start my work on the publish chinese immigration in hawaii without… Weiterlesen Interview preparations with Yip Busaba and Charles Wong
China discovers Hawaii
TO THE CHAPTERS CHINA DISCOVERS HAWAII SANDALWOOD THE NEW HOME HAWAII THE MIXING OF CULTURES BY MARRIAGE THE BIRTH OF CHINATOWN IN HONOLULU HARD WORK ON SUGAR PLANTS THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT THE OVERTIME OF THE QING DYNASTY SUN YAT-SEN THE LEGACY INTERVIEW WITH CHARLES WONG AND YIP BUSABA LINK COLLECTION AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION… Weiterlesen China discovers Hawaii
VII – MAMALA THE SURF-RIDER
ou” was a noted place for games and sports among the chiefs of long ago. A little to the east of Kou was a pond with a beautiful grove of coconut-trees belonging to a chief, Hono-kau-pu, and afterward known by his name. Straight out toward the ocean was the narrow entrance to the harbor, through… Weiterlesen VII – MAMALA THE SURF-RIDER
VIII – A SHARK PUNISHED AT WAIKIKI
Among the legendary characters of the early Hawaiians was Ka-ehu—the little yellow shark of Pearl Harbor. He had been given magic power and great wisdom by his ancestor Ka-moho-alii the shark-god, brother of the fire goddess Pele. Part of his life had been spent with his parents, who guarded the sea precipices of the Coast… Weiterlesen VIII – A SHARK PUNISHED AT WAIKIKI
IX – THE LEGENDARY ORIGIN OF KAPA
Note: Dr. Brigham, the director of the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, well says, “Kapa (tapa) is simply ka (the) and pa (beaten) or the beaten thing.” The cloth used for centuries by the Hawaiians and some other Polynesians was “the beaten thing” resulting from beating the inner mucilaginous bark of certain trees into pulp and… Weiterlesen IX – THE LEGENDARY ORIGIN OF KAPA
X – CREATION OF MAN
The Kamakau Legend Note: Mauka of Honolulu rises a cloud-capped range. Beyond this is the place where Kamakau, a native historian of about sixty years ago, says that the Hawaiian gods created the first inhabitants of these islands. The story has been repeated in several Hawaiian papers and with embellishments, was adopted by Judge Fornander… Weiterlesen X – CREATION OF MAN
XI – THE CHIEF WITH THE WONDERFUL SERVANTS
A certain chief who lived on the island of Oahu in the very misty memory of long, long ago thought he would travel over his lands and see their condition. So pleased was he that he boasted of his wide domain when he met a fellow-traveller. The man said, “I can see the lands of… Weiterlesen XI – THE CHIEF WITH THE WONDERFUL SERVANTS
XII – THE GREAT DOG KU Ku-ilio-loa
Ku, the dog-man, decided to come down from the clouds and visit mankind, so he assumed the form of a little dog and went around almost unnoticed. Ku saw a group of three rainbows moving from place to place or resting for a long time above the home of a high chief. Sometimes the rainbows… Weiterlesen XII – THE GREAT DOG KU Ku-ilio-loa
XIII – THE CANNIBAL DOG-MAN
Note: The Menehunes were the fairies of Hawaii. The goblins and gnomes of valley or woodland were called the eepa people, while monsters having the power of appearing in different kinds of bodies were called kupuas. These usually had cruel and vindictive characters and were ready to destroy and devour any persons they could catch.… Weiterlesen XIII – THE CANNIBAL DOG-MAN
Aloha ʻĀina
more details In this episode we follow Kaina Makua through the Ahupua’a of Waimea on the island of Kauai where we experience the ways in which Native Hawaiians are shaping the modern world with traditional practices and indigenous values. Music SONG Ka’ahumanu ARTIST Gabby Pahinui ALBUM Gabby In Wiki is writen down the fallowing meening… Weiterlesen Aloha ʻĀina
XIV – THE CANOE OF THE DRAGON
Koa-trees, out of which the finest and most enduring calabashes of the old Hawaiians were made, grew near the ocean’s sandy shore, but the koa-trees from which canoes were carved and burned were, according to some wise plan of Providence, placed on rough precipitous mountain-sides or on the ridges above. The fierce winds of the… Weiterlesen XIV – THE CANOE OF THE DRAGON
XV – THE WONDERFUL SHELL
Near Niolapa, on the eastern side of Nuuanu Valley, is the stone where Kapuni rested when he came after the shell known as the Kiha-pu. Kapuni was a child of Kauhola, who was said to have been a chief, who was born, was walking and had grown up, had become a father, a grandfather, and… Weiterlesen XV – THE WONDERFUL SHELL
XVI – THE GHOST DANCE ON PUNCHBOWL
Ka Hula O Na Aumakua Punchbowl lies back of Honolulu. It is an extinct volcano. Inside the crater rim is a basin whose sides are grass-covered, with groups of trees here and there. The little houses and small gardens of squatters show that there is no longer any fear of subterranean activity. A large part… Weiterlesen XVI – THE GHOST DANCE ON PUNCHBOWL
XVII – THE BIRD-MAN OF NUUANU VALLEY
Namaka was a noted man of the time of Kalaniopuu. He was born on Kauai, but journeyed forth to find some one whom he would like to call his lord. He was skilled in managing land (Kalai-aina), an orator (Kakaolelo), and could recite genealogies (Kaauhau). He excelled in spear-throwing (lonomakaihe), boxing or breaking the back… Weiterlesen XVII – THE BIRD-MAN OF NUUANU VALLEY
XVIII – THE OWLS OF HONOLULU
Pueo There are three celebrated “owl” localities in the suburbs of Honolulu, one in Manoa Valley, the second near the foot of Punchbowl Hill, and one at Waikiki. In Manoa the owl-god lived, and at Waikiki the famous “battle of the owls” was fought. Manoa Valley is one of the most beautiful rainbow valleys in… Weiterlesen XVIII – THE OWLS OF HONOLULU
XIX – THE TWO FISH FROM TAHITI
Strangers to Hawaiian history should know that to the Hawaiians Tahiti meant any far-away or foreign land. Tahiti belongs to the Society Islands. Centuries ago it was one of the points visited by the Vikings of the Pacific, the Polynesian sea-rovers, among whom certain chiefs of the Hawaiian Islands were not the least noted. They… Weiterlesen XIX – THE TWO FISH FROM TAHITI
The Hawaiian Temple System in Ancient Kahikinui and Kaupō, Maui
Tahnk you to: Bishop Museum Podcasts Info The Hawaiian Temple System in Ancient Kahikinui and Kaupō, Maui with Dr. Patrick V. Kirch Thursday, October 3, 2019 in the Atherton HalauThe book Heiau, ‘Āina, Lani, meaning “Temples, Land, and Sky,” is a collaborative study by Dr. Patrick V. Kirch and Clive Ruggles, using an approach that… Weiterlesen The Hawaiian Temple System in Ancient Kahikinui and Kaupō, Maui
XX – IWA, THE NOTABLE THIEF OF OAHU
In ancient Hawaii thieving was an honorable profession. It required cultivation as well as natural ability. Even as late as the days of Captain Cook and his discovery of the Hawaiian Islands there is the record of a chief whose business was to steal successfully. When Captain Cook discovered the island Kauai, a chief by… Weiterlesen XX – IWA, THE NOTABLE THIEF OF OAHU
XXI – PIKOI THE RAT-KILLER
Long, long ago in the Hawaiian Islands, part of the children of a chief’s family might be born real boys and girls, while others would be “gods” in the form of some one of the various kinds of animals known to the Hawaiians. These “gods” in the family could appear as human beings or as… Weiterlesen XXI – PIKOI THE RAT-KILLER
XXII – KAWELO
Dany Kawelos are named in the legends of the islands of Oahu and Kauai, but one only was the strong, the mighty warrior who destroyed a gigantic enemy who used trees for spears. He was known as Kawelo-lei-makua when mentioned in the genealogies. Kawelo’s great-uncle, Kawelo-mahamahaia, was the king of Kauai. The land prospered and… Weiterlesen XXII – KAWELO
XXIII – “CHIEF MAN-EATER”
Chief man-eater,” the cannibal, lived in the Hawaiian Islands. He was also one of the inhabitants of mistland. Legends gathered around him like clouds. Facts also stood out like tall trees through the clouds. He was a real cannibal, of whom the Hawaiians are not proud. The Hawaiians have frequently been called cannibals. Secretaries of… Weiterlesen XXIII – “CHIEF MAN-EATER”
Legends from the Pacific
Podcast What a coincidence, when I received a „Thank you“-mail for my website from Kamuela, for having a wonderful podcast on Pacific mythology and legends.There are fast-pacing short stories from the Asian regions, from Australia, from the entire Pacific with all its islands and South America.Really very interesting to hear them. A big thank you,… Weiterlesen Legends from the Pacific
Puck 1 – School Begins
Joseph Ferdinand Keppler, the founder of the “Puck” magazine, was born at 1. February 1838 in Vienna, Austria. After the studies of art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, he traveled in Tirol and Italy. Everywhere he went, he got famous about his telling stories and his drawings. In 1864, he married the… Weiterlesen Puck 1 – School Begins
XXIV – LEPE-A-MOA
The Chicken-Girl of Palama Strange things are sometimes imagined in the Hawaiian legends of ancient time. The story of Lepe-a-moa is an illustration of the blending of the Hawaiian idea of supernatural things with the deeds of every-day life. It is one of those old legends handed down by native bards through generations, whose first… Weiterlesen XXIV – LEPE-A-MOA
XXV – KAMAPUAA LEGENDS
Legends of the Hog-god Some of the most unique legends of the nations have centered around imagined monsters. Centaurs, half man and half horse, thronged the dreams of Rome. The Hawaiians knew nothing about any animals save the fish of the seas, the birds of the forests, and the chickens, the dogs and the… Weiterlesen XXV – KAMAPUAA LEGENDS
Nā Pua Pasifika -1 – ‚Ulu
I found this fascinating feature on ‚Ulu and traditional Hawaiian cooking, produced by Kahilu TV with Uncle Ricky, very interesting and educational. This video complements one of my earlier articles on the breadfruit tree. It’s called Breadfruit in the Pacific and „The legend of the Breadfruittree„. But let us see the cooking now: Nā Pua… Weiterlesen Nā Pua Pasifika -1 – ‚Ulu
1848 – Hanseatic City of Hamburg
go to: – Treaty Hamburg 1848 – Treaty Hamburg 1878 – The signers – more Information Hamburg fights for the right to vote. The year 1848 was the year of revolution and uprisings throughout Europe, including in the federal states of Germany, which consisted of several… Weiterlesen 1848 – Hanseatic City of Hamburg
Hansestadt Hamburg
Gehe zu: – Vertrag Hamburg 1848 – Vertrag Hamburg 1878 – Die Unterzeichner – Mehr Informationen Hamburg kämpft um das Wahlrecht. Das Jahr 1848 war in ganz Europa das Jahr der Revolution und Aufstände, so auch in den Bundesstaaten Deutschland, welches aus mehreren Königreiche bestand. Eine… Weiterlesen Hansestadt Hamburg
German South Seas Protected Areas
Deutsche Südsee-Schutzgebiete
Treaty of Hamburg 1848 & 1879
List of Goods (Hamburg_Treaty) Nachtrag Protokoll 1878 Treaty 1848 JANUARY 8TH, 1848 It being desirable that a general convention and instrument of mutual agreement should exist between Hamburg and the Hawaiian Islands, the following Articles have, for that purpose and to that intent, been mutually agreed upon and signed between the Governments of Hamburg and… Weiterlesen Treaty of Hamburg 1848 & 1879
1848 German-Danish War
European history Written and fact-checked by Britannica, revised and updated by Michael Ray. Agreement Touching Consular Notices (Danish and Hamburg Treaties), January 25th, 1848 because of the war between Hamburg,German and Denmark. German-Danish War, also called Second Schleswig War, (1864), the second of two conflicts over the settlement of the Schleswig-Holstein question, a complex… Weiterlesen 1848 German-Danish War
Project KULEANA
About Project Kuleana Mahalo nui for the great and extraordinary work by „Projekct Kuleana“ and ‚Oiwi TV. Project KULEANA was created by three Native Hawaiian men who share the perspective that KULEANA is what makes music Hawaiian. A KULEANA to the ‘āina (land) and our strong ancestral connection to it. Project KULEANA aspires to increase… Weiterlesen Project KULEANA
Lāhainā – Then and Now -1
What a shock, what a catastrophe, pure horror! As if a huge bomb had hit Lāhainā like in Hiroshima, the images are surreal. No words can describe the tragedy, this inferno that happened to Lāhainā on Tuesday, August 8, 2023. Lāhainā, the historic town and pearl of Maui is gone. Wiped out by a massive… Weiterlesen Lāhainā – Then and Now -1
Let’s help Maui
deine Hilfe und Unterstützung ist gefragt! Aloha Am 08.08. 2023 wüteten auf Maui, Hawaii schrecklich grosse Buschbrände, welche die ganze historische Walfängerstadt Lahaina dem Erdboden gleichgemacht hat. Über 2‘200 Geschäfte und Wohnhäuser wurden innert kürzester Zeit niedergebrannt und die Einwohner verloren dadurch nicht nur ihren Job, auch ihr ganzes Hab und Gut. Das Paradies wurde… Weiterlesen Let’s help Maui
Benefiz-Konzert
Let’s help Maui Datum Freitag, 13. Oktober 2023 16:00 – 00:00 Samstag, 14. Oktober 2023 14:00 – 00:00 Music Bands & Hula Hawaiian Movie The Wind and the Reckoning · Vic Shelby http://vicshelby.ch/ · Yvonne Moore https://www.yvonne-moore.ch/ · Aloha Spirit https://www.alohaspirit.ch/de/hula/index.html · Aura Davis https://www.auradavis.com/ · HUNAH https://www.hunahmusic.com/ · MOM https://www.facebook.com/MOMmusik · Elaisa https://instagram.com/elaisa.music… Weiterlesen Benefiz-Konzert
Resume „Let’s help Maui – 2023“
Ein Großartiges Benefiz-Konzert für Maui – Eine Unvergessliche Erfahrung Das erste Benefiz-Konzert „Let’s help Maui“, das am 13. und 14. Oktober 2023 im Lorzensaal in Cham stattfand, war ein kolossales,hochkarätiges Ereignis, das die Herzen der wenigen Gäste eroberte. Dieses Wochenende bot eine breite Palette von Musikrichtungen an, darunter von energiegeladenem Rock’n Roll, Rock, gefühlvollen Blues-Melodien,… Weiterlesen Resume „Let’s help Maui – 2023“
Resume „Let’s help Maui – 2023“
A Great Benefit Concert for Maui – An Unforgettable Experience The first charity concert „Let’s help Maui“, which took place on October 13th and 14th, 2023 in the Lorzensaal in Cham, was a colossal, high-profile event that captured the hearts of the few guests. This weekend offered a wide range of music genres, including energetic… Weiterlesen Resume „Let’s help Maui – 2023“
Freundschaftsvertrag mit USA – 1826
Die Sandwichinseln wurde um die 1820 für den Handel zwischen den USA und Asien ein sehr wichtiger Standort inmitten des weiten Pazifiks, nicht nur um die Schiffe mit frischem Wasser und Proviant auf zu laden sondern auch für den stetig wachsenden Walfang. Mehr und mehr amerikanische Schiffe kamen zu den Sandwichinseln, welches auch mehr und… Weiterlesen Freundschaftsvertrag mit USA – 1826
Friendship Treaty with USA – 1826
Around 1820, the Sandwich Islands became a very important location in the middle of the wide Pacific for trade between the USA and Asia, not only for loading ships with fresh water and provisions but also for the ever-growing whaling industry. More and more American ships came to the Sandwich Islands, which also brought more… Weiterlesen Friendship Treaty with USA – 1826
We See Aloha in You! 🌺
I received the thank you letter below from “Maui Strong” HCF on March 27, 2024. Through the charity event last year in Cham, where my friends and I organized, we were able to make a small donation to the HCF. I also seize this opportunity to say a huge thank you to all the lovely… Weiterlesen We See Aloha in You! 🌺
Freundschaftsvertrag United Kingdom 1836
Lord Edward Russell R.N. ist der zweite Sohn des John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford (1766-1839) und seiner zweiten Frau Lady Georgina Gordon, welche ihn am 24 April 1805 auf die Welt brachte. Lord Edward hat die Laufbahn der See gewählt und ist am 13. Januar 1819 in die Navy eingetreten. Seine Laufbahn verlief schnell… Weiterlesen Freundschaftsvertrag United Kingdom 1836
Friendship Treaty with England – 1836
Lord Edward Russell R.N. is the second son of John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford (1766-1839) and his second wife Lady Georgina Gordon, who gave birth to him on April 24, 1805. Lord Edward chose a naval career and joined the Navy on January 13, 1819. His career progressed quickly and he became a lieutenant… Weiterlesen Friendship Treaty with England – 1836
Hawaiian Kingdom royal heir fights to restore land rights and independence
Newspaper, May 2. 2024 by Kaitlyn Kennedy Hawaiian Kingdom royal heir fights to restore land rights and independence Geneva, Switzerland – When the State of Hawaii told her she did not own her home, Routh Bolomet started asking questions. What she found out set her on a personal journey that has led her all… Weiterlesen Hawaiian Kingdom royal heir fights to restore land rights and independence
Frankreich Freundschaftsvertrag – 1846
Gehe direkt zu: Vertrag weitere Infos Poster Vertrag Ab dem Jahr 1826 breitet sich Frankreich langsam aber stetig im Pazifik aus. Viele katholische Missionare verliessen Frankreich wegen innenpolitischen und kriegerischen Handlungen und erreichten die Hawaiianischen Inseln, wo sie aber von den protestantisch konvertierten hawaiianischen Führern eher ausgeschlossen wurden. Sie, die Hawaiianer, versuchten auch, den Katholizismus… Weiterlesen Frankreich Freundschaftsvertrag – 1846
France Friendship treaty – 1846
Go direct to: Contract more Infos Poster Contract From 1826 onwards, France slowly but steadily expanded into the Pacific. Many Catholic missionaries left France because of domestic politics and war and reached the Hawaiian Islands, where they were rather excluded by the Protestant-converted Hawaiian leaders. They, the Hawaiians, also tried to ban Catholicism. The emigrated… Weiterlesen France Friendship treaty – 1846
United Kingdom Vertrag – 1848
Direkt zu: Vertrag Unterzeichner Weitere Infos Geschichte Während auf dem Kontinentaleuropa der 15 Jährige Napoleonischen Krieg herrschte, baute das Vereinigte Königreich eine große Royal Navy auf, die es dem britischen Empire ermöglichte, im nächsten Jahrhundert zur führenden Weltmacht aufzusteigen. Grossbritannien schwärmte mit der Flotte in die Welt hinaus und besetzte die meisten französischen und niederländischen… Weiterlesen United Kingdom Vertrag – 1848
United Kingdom Treaty – 1848
Go to: Treaty Signer more Infos History While the 15 Year Napoleonic War was raging in continental Europe, The United Kingdom built a large Royal Navy that enabled the British Empire to become the world’s leading power in the next century. Great Britain swarmed the world with the fleet and occupied most of the French… Weiterlesen United Kingdom Treaty – 1848
A SKETCH OF MY CHILDHOOD – CHAPTER I
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED : BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THE extinct crater or mountain which forms the background to the city of Honolulu is known as the Punch-Bowl [1]; at its base is situated the Queen’s Hospital[2], so named because of the great interest taken in its erection by Emma;[3],… Weiterlesen A SKETCH OF MY CHILDHOOD – CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II – SOME INCIDENTS OF MY YOUTH
Hawaii’s Story by Hawaii’s Queen. By Liliuokalani, Queen of Hawaii, 1838-1917. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1898. I WAS a studious girl; and the acquisition of knowledge has been a passion with me during my whole life, one which has not lost it charm to the present day. In this respect I was quite different from… Weiterlesen CHAPTER II – SOME INCIDENTS OF MY YOUTH
CHAPTER III – KAMEHAMEHA IV
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 ALEXANDER LIHOLIHO, known to history as Kamehameha IV., had all the characteristics of his race; and the strong, passionate nature of the Kamehamehas is shown in his benevolent as in his less commendable acts. To him was due the introduction of… Weiterlesen CHAPTER III – KAMEHAMEHA IV
CHAPTER IV – MY MARRIED LIFE
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 I WAS engaged to Mr. Dominis for about two years; and it was our intention to be married on the second day of September, 1862. But by reason of the fact that the court was in affliction and mourning, our wedding was… Weiterlesen CHAPTER IV – MY MARRIED LIFE
CHAPTER V – HAWAIIAN MUSIC, AND A DUCAL GUEST
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THE Hawaiian people have been from time immemorial lovers of poetry and music, and have been apt in improvising historic poems, songs of love, and chants of worship, so that praises of the living or wails over the dead were with… Weiterlesen CHAPTER V – HAWAIIAN MUSIC, AND A DUCAL GUEST
The Forgotten Pacific – Documentary
Climate change is a global problem. But politicians, the economy and the rich upper class of the population do not want to accept it, they look the other way, only look out for themselves in order to get richer, and make fools of us with pseudo environmental and climate protection. Additional levies and taxes are… Weiterlesen The Forgotten Pacific – Documentary
CHAPTER VI – KAMEHAMEHA V
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 EARLY in December, 1872, occurred the death of Prince Lot, as he was often called, even after his accession to the throne under the title of Kamehameha V. On the 10th of that month my husband and I were summoned to… Weiterlesen CHAPTER VI – KAMEHAMEHA V
CHAPTER VII – QUEEN EMMA
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THE contest for the succession which resulted in the elevation of my family – the Keaweaheulu line – to royal honors is of course a matter of history. Since the king had refused to nominate his successor, the election was with the… Weiterlesen CHAPTER VII – QUEEN EMMA
CHAPTER VIII – KING KALAKAUA
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 MY brother’s reign began on Feb. 12, 1874; and on the fourteenth of the same month he appointed, by the consent of the nobles under the twenty-second article of the constitution of 1864, our younger brother, William Pitt Leleiokoku, his successor… Weiterlesen CHAPTER VIII – KING KALAKAUA
CHAPTER IX – HEIR APPARENT
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 From this moment dates my official title of Liliuokalani, that being the name under which I was formally proclaimed princess and heir apparent to the throne of my ancestors. Now that this important matter had been decided by those whom the… Weiterlesen CHAPTER IX – HEIR APPARENT
CHAPTER X – MY FIRST VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 In the early part of the year 1878, I was not in the enjoyment of my usual good health; and my physician, Dr. Tisdale of Oakland, Cal., advised a trip to that coast, trusting that the change might be of benefit… Weiterlesen CHAPTER X – MY FIRST VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES
CHAPTER XI – MAUNA LOA
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IN the year 1880 Miss Helen Aldrich of Berkeley, Cal., made me a visit. She was the daughter of Mr. W. A. Aldrich, a banker, who had married a first cousin of my husband, Elizabeth, the child of Mr. R. W. Holt.… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XI – MAUNA LOA
CHAPTER XII – KALAKAUA’S TOUR OF THE WORLD
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IN the early part of the month of January, 1881, a message through the telephone reached me at my private residence at Washington Place, that my presence was required immediately at Iolani Palace. I answered the summons at once; but on my… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XII – KALAKAUA’S TOUR OF THE WORLD
CHAPTER XIII – MY REGENCY
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 BUT there are a few matters of interest during this time of which I must now speak. King Kalakaua had been gone but a few weeks when the startling news was in circulation that the small-pox had broken out in the… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XIII – MY REGENCY
CHAPTER XIV – A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THEN leaving Honolulu attended by some few of my retainers, I went first to the residence of Mr. J. A. Cummins, a gentleman who subsequently undertook a diplomatic errand for me to the city of Washington, and who in 1895 was… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XIV – A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
CHAPTER XV – KALAKAUA’S RETURN
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IT was during this period of convalescence that my regency was brought to a close. With that enthusiasm always shown by the Hawaiian people in doing honor to their sovereigns, the grandest preparations were made throughout the islands to welcome the… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XV – KALAKAUA’S RETURN
CHAPTER XVI – CORONATION CEREMONIES
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IN the early part of the year 1883, preparations were made to formally ratify the accession of the new dynasty to the Hawaiian throne by investing both His Majesty Kalakaua, and his queen, Kapiolani, with the crown and other insignia of… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XVI – CORONATION CEREMONIES
CHAPTER XVII – PRINCESS RUTH AND MRS. BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IN the Spring of 1884 the Princess Ruth completed a handsome residence on Emma Street, and gave a grand luau to celebrate the event. This was followed by a splendid ball in the evening, which was attended by all the best… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XVII – PRINCESS RUTH AND MRS. BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP
CHAPTER XVIII – BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 ANOTHER provision of the will of Mrs. Bishop may be noticed here. It was found that she had made ample provision for the education of the people of her race; and an educational and industrial institute was to be erected,… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XVIII – BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES
CHAPTER XIX – QUEEN KAPIOLANI’S JOURNEY
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 ON the second day of February, 1887, died the Princess Miriam Likelike, wife of Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, leaving one child, an interesting little girl of eleven years of age, to begin the serious business of life without a mother. She… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XIX – QUEEN KAPIOLANI’S JOURNEY
CHAPTER XX – WASHINGTON – THE WHITE HOUSE – MOUNT VERNON
HAWAII’S STORY BYHAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTONLEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS1898 A FEW days after our arrival the Queen signified her wish to call on the President, so we all attended Her Majesty to the White House. President Cleveland and his beautiful young bride most cordially received and hospitably entertained us; and a more recent experience… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XX – WASHINGTON – THE WHITE HOUSE – MOUNT VERNON
CHAPTER XXI – BOSTON AND NEW YORK – EN ROUTE FOR ENGLAND
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 LEAVING Washington, we next visited the city of Boston, where on arrival we found that apartments had been engaged for us at the Parker House. We considered these the pleasantest rooms we had seen, and enjoyed excessively the liberality and good taste… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXI – BOSTON AND NEW YORK – EN ROUTE FOR ENGLAND
CHAPTER XXII – ARRIVAL – LIVERPOOL – SOME ENGLISH TOWNS
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 OUR earliest greeting came from Col. George W. Macfarlane, who sent off two magnificent bouquets, one for Queen Kapiolani and one for myself. There were received in the stream, because our steamer was of such immense size that she did not… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXII – ARRIVAL – LIVERPOOL – SOME ENGLISH TOWNS
CHAPTER XXIII – SOVEREIGN OF ENGLAND AND INDIA
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 IMMEDIATELY after our arrival Queen Kapiolani sent messages of congratulations to Her Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Empress of India; and arrangements were made for us to present our felicitations in person at Buckingham Palace on Monday at one… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXIII – SOVEREIGN OF ENGLAND AND INDIA
CHAPTER XXIV – THE RECEPTION AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THAT evening an entertainment was given at the Foreign Office at which we were expected to be present. I expressed a wish on leaving the hotel to go in a carriage with my husband, which naturally placed the duty of escort… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXIV – THE RECEPTION AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
CHAPTER XXV – THE JUBILEE – AT THE ABBEY – AT THE PALACE
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 ON the following, or great day of the Jubilee, we were to be present in the morning at the historic church of Westminster Abbey; and the hour of half-past ten had been appointed for General Dominis and Colonel Boyd to take… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXV – THE JUBILEE – AT THE ABBEY – AT THE PALACE
CHAPTER XXVI – THE PRINCE OF WALES, „GRAND MASTER“ MASON
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 WE were all too much fatigued to think of going out again that evening. Entertainment after entertainment followed in an endless variety, and on too grand a scale to think of enumerating them all, or even of mentioning the many ways… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXVI – THE PRINCE OF WALES, „GRAND MASTER“ MASON
CHAPTER XXVII – ENGLAND’S HOMES AND HOSPITALITY
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 ON one of the days when we were free of other engagements, the party of Queen Kapiolani took carriages, and drove out to the residence of Lady Aberdeen, where Mr. Gladstone was staying for a few days. We were received most… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXVII – ENGLAND’S HOMES AND HOSPITALITY
CHAPTER XXVIII – ILL NEWS FROM HAWAII – OUR RETURN
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 THE final entertainment, given to the party of royal visitors from all quarters of the globe, was a garden party, tendered by Her Majesty Queen Victoria, at which she herself and all her good and beautiful children were present. Punctually at the… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXVIII – ILL NEWS FROM HAWAII – OUR RETURN
CHAPTER XXIX „THE BAYONET CONSTITUTION“
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 T is necessary now to briefly review the events which had taken place in our absence of about three months abroad. We arrived in Honolulu on the twenty-sixth day of July, 1887. A conspiracy against the peace of the Hawaiian Kingdom… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXIX „THE BAYONET CONSTITUTION“
CHAPTER XXX – INVITED TO CONSPIRE AGAINST THE KING
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 TURNING from this narration of the events which had transpired before the return of the queen’s party from abroad, I will resume the thread of my personal narrative from the moment of meeting with my brother. After exchanging a few words… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXX – INVITED TO CONSPIRE AGAINST THE KING
CHAPTER XXXI – THE KING THREATENED AND OPPRESSED
HAWAII’S STORY BY HAWAII’S QUEEN LILIUOKALANI ILLUSTRATED BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1898 AFTER all, the anticipated trip was never taken. I am at a loss to explain the causes of its failure, but I understood that there was some friction in the cabinet. That body was now the absolute monarch of the kingdom… Weiterlesen CHAPTER XXXI – THE KING THREATENED AND OPPRESSED
Lahaina, Maui – Geschichte, Zerstörung und Wiederaufbau
Lahaina, die historische Stadt auf der Insel Maui, Hawaii, hat eine reiche und vielschichtige Geschichte hinter sich. Das kleine Fischerdorf mit Grashütten war zunächst die Residenz des mythischen Herrschers Mauiloa, des fünften Häuptlings in der Genealogie der Mōʻī von Maui. Hart umkämpft im 18Jh. unterwarf in paar Folgejahren 1810 der Kriegsgewinnende König Kamehameha I. den… Weiterlesen Lahaina, Maui – Geschichte, Zerstörung und Wiederaufbau
Vertrag mit den USA – 1849
In 1820, erreichten die ersten protestantischen Missionare aus den USA, angeführt von Reverend Hiram Bingham, mit dem Schiff Thaddeus in Hawaii ein. Diese Missionare gehörten zum American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM), einer Organisation mit Sitz in Boston an. In ihrer ersten Mission, erreichten sie nach einer langen Seefahrt von Boston aus starten… Weiterlesen Vertrag mit den USA – 1849
Friendship Treaty USA & Hawaii Kingdom – 1849
Friendship Treaty USA & Hawaii Kingdom Original-pdf-us-hawaiian-kingdom-treaty-of-friendship-commerce-and-navigation-1849 Alternative Title Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between the United States of America and His Majesty the King of the Hawaiian Islands, 1849 Treaty signed at Washington December 20, 1849 Senate advice and consent to ratification January 14, 1850 Ratified by the President of the United States… Weiterlesen Friendship Treaty USA & Hawaii Kingdom – 1849
Treaty with the USA – 1849
In 1820, the first Protestant missionaries from the USA, led by Reverend Hiram Bingham, arrived in Hawaii aboard the ship Thaddeus. These missionaries were part of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM), an organization based in Boston. On their first mission, after a long sea voyage starting southward from Boston, through the… Weiterlesen Treaty with the USA – 1849
Tales of Hawai'i 