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In 1736 King Kamehameha did what was almost impossible over turning the Naha Stone. As the prophicy of it says the one that overturns it will be the one that would unite the Hawaiian Islands.
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in 1782 king Kamehameha went to conquer his home island. he won the battle and took the cloak of Kiwala'o It is now in the bishop museum.now it was keoua and kawemakhlili he had to defeat to get Big Island's control.
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on january 9th 1795 King Kamehameha had fufillwed the naha stone prophecy. He had united and ruled all the hawaiian islands. And he had made a law called "Mamalahoe" or Law of the Splintered Paddle.
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in the year 1795 king kamehameha finnally fufills the Naha stone prophecy. By uniting the islands together.
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Kamehameha's first and second attempt to attack Kauai both had failed with the first one the Canoes were swamped by a storm. and the next more than half of his warriors were swept out by sickness.
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after his 2nd failed attemt to conquer Kauai, King Kamehameha decided to make a deal with the Cheif of Kauai King Kamualii. He agreed to make it so he can rule Kauai until his death.
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the battle of Nuuanu was fought in the July of 1782. King Kamehameha had gone to the island of Oahu to conquer the island to unify the islands. He had suceeded and took the cloak and wore it of the cheif of Oahu that died in the battle. the cloak is now in the Bishop Museum.
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In 1819 Liholiho had stopped the kapu system by eating with Ka'ahamanu. Then the chaos had came there were wars from religon, rebbelion etc.
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After the death of his father King Kamehameha the Great, Liholiho had became king. With the title of King Kamehameha 2.
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In 1820 the first group of missonaries had come to Kawaihae , Big Islad after a long 160 dayy voyage from Boston around Cape Horn. THey had brought along 17 people, they were teachers, preachers, and farmers.
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in 1824 king kamualii had died. He had been taken to oah'u during his last days with Ka'ahamanu as his wife.
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The hawaiian death toll rose because of the diseases spread with thrading eith the forigners. the population went from 500,000 to 10,000
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Before the discovery of the oil in the ground that we now use today there was whaling. Used for the oil in their blubber for making lamps and things like that.
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The first sugar cane plantation was the Koloa Plantation. It was founded by three young men, Peter Brinsmade, Willam Ladd, & William Hopper.
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In 1834 Ka'ahamanu announced that there will be a Kuhina Nui as she announced she wore the cloak and headdress of Liholiho.
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In 1848 the sugar plantationers passed a bill that would make it so the sucess of sugar planting, capital, labor, & land was necessat\ry so if they the commoners didn't pay bills they would get their land taken away and given to the sugar plantations.
