House of Makoa

The House of Makoa was the royal family of the Kingdom of Mokupuni.

Origins

Their rule began in 1531 CE when King Makoa the Great led a campaign to unite the tribes of Kalea. After a series of battles that ended in 1531, all inhabited islands were subjugated under his rule. He established the House of Makoa, a dynasty that ruled the Kingdom of Mokupuni until 1774 after its illegal dissolution. The House of Makoa reigned over Kalea for over two hundred years until the death of King Makani in November 1774 CE.

List of Sovereigns

The following is a list of the sovereigns of the House of Makoa. Dates designate the years of their reign.

• King Makoa the Great (b. 1509 CE, d. 1560 CE)

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    Reigned from 1531 CE - 1560 CE

• King Kahiau I (b. 1545 CE, d. 1594 CE)

    Reigned from 1560 CE - 1594 CE

• King Makoa II (b. 1570 CE, d. 1612 CE)

    Reigned from 1594 CE - 1612 CE

• King Nahoa (b. 1595 CE, d. 1632 CE)

    Reigned from 1612 CE - 1632 CE

• King Uʻilani (b. 1616 CE, d. 1670 CE)

    Reigned from 1632 CE - 1670 CE

• King Kahiau II (b. 1640 CE, d. 1698 CE)

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    Reigned from 1670 CE - 1698 CE

• King Nālani (b. 1684 CE, d. 1711 CE)

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    Reigned from 1698 CE - 1711 CE

• Queen Kalei (b. 1680 CE, d. 1723 CE)

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    Reigned from 1711 CE - 1723 CE

• King Mokoa III (b. 1696 CE, d. 1729 CE)

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    Reigned from 1723 CE - 1729 CE

• Queen Keahi (b. 1713 CE, d. 1756 CE)

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    Reigned from 1729 CE - 1756 CE

• King Makani (b. 1730 CE, d. 1774 CE)

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    Reigned from 1756 CE - 1774 CE

• Princess Kinoiki (b. 1765, d. 1851 CE)

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• Prince Lunalilo (b. 1798 CE, d. 1863 CE)

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• Prince Kūhiō (b. 1849 CE, d. 1926 CE)

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• Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena (b. 1869 CE, d. 1967 CE)

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• Princess Kinoiki (b. 1905 CE, d. 1988 CE)

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• Prince Ululani I (b. 1938 CE, d. 2002 CE)

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• Prince Ululani II (b. 1966 CE, d. 2022 CE)

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Royal Titles

The royal titles for the sovereign of the  House of Makoa (before November 1774 CE) are, in order of importance: Mōʻī/Moiwahine (King/Queen) of Mokupuni, Kuke/Kukeke (Duke/Duchess) of Hoʻolua, ʻĀkau, and Hema, Kauna/Kaunakeke (Count/Countess) of Niʻihau, Mōʻī/Moiwahine (Sovereign) of the House of Makoa. The royal titles for the sovereign of the  House of Makoa (after November 1774 CE) are, in order of importance: Hoʻoilina Mōʻī/Hoʻoilina Mōʻī Wahine (Crown Prince/Princess) of Mokupuni, Kuke/Kukeke (Duke/Duchess) of Hoʻolua, ʻĀkau, and Hema, Kauna/Kaunakeke (Count/Countess) of Niʻihau, Mōʻī/Moiwahine (Sovereign) of the House of Makoa.