Stories about Nānākuli
The coastal people traded fish for this resource they lacked.
What is water?
This natural resource was plentiful here.
What is water?
Maʻili got its name because of these.
What are small, black pebbles?
Bonus (100 points): 2 other names associated with Maʻili.
This place still cares for livestock.
What is ʻOhikilolo Ranch?
Kawaiahaʻo Church has one of these which came from the valley.
What is the cornerstone?
It is an extension of what is located at Kalaeokaʻena.
What is Leinakaʻuhane?
The trees noted for Waiʻanae.
What are coconut or palm trees?
Bonus (100 points): Who planted the first trees at Pokaʻi, according to legend?
This noise was deafening when people would walk along the community.
What are dogs barking?
Water was diverted from Lualualei because of this.
What is sugarcane?
Chief and Chiefess beloved by the people of Waiʻanae.
Who was Chief Boki and Chiefess Liliha?
This place housed thieves and stood at the ridge of Keaʻau and Makaha.
What is Malolokai?
Bonus (200 points): Who wiped out the thieves?
This demigod stopped at this cave on her way to and from Kauaʻi.
Who was Pele?
Bonus (200 points): The name of the cave.
It was name of the underground fresh water cave.
What is Keanapoha?
Bonus (200 points): What is there now?
The stones came from Tahiti to build this.
What is the Kuʻilioloa heiau?
Bonus (200 points): What specific island in Tahiti did the stones originate from?
This chief had his knees massage after long journeys.
Who was Chief Kualiʻi?
She was Lualualeiʻs mother.
Who was Hina?
Sugarcane, pineapple, sandalwood, this does not belong.
What is pineapple?
This place was called this because of the noise created when walking on the sand.
What is Barking Sands?
Bonus (300 points): Where else can you find a place with this name?
A kupua once sat on this rock.
What is Pohaku Kulaʻilaʻi?
Because of this, the water turned red.
What is squid?
During the overthrow, this Prince tried to help the Queen regain the thrown.
Who was Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaʻole?
This chief did not listen to his attendants.
Who was Chief Kahahana?
Hina was also the mother of these two people.
Who were Maui and Nanaikuʻulei?
The first horse track was supported by this prominent man.
Who was John Dominis?
Bonus (400 points): What home did he build for his mother, later to become one of the Queenʻs homes?
This crawler came from off the beach and traveled inland at times, hence the name, ʻOhikilolo.
What are crabs?
The name of the sweet smelling Maile.
What is maile lauliʻi o Koʻiahi?
Bonus (400 points): What other island has this kind of maile?
This grew in abundance here and was noted to have grown more than 10 feet in height.
What was palapalai fern?
Queen Liliʻuokalani wrote many songs, but her most famous song is this.
What is "Aloha ʻOe?"
It Nanakuli was named this, it would have made sense.
What is Nanaikuʻulei or Nanakuilei?
Bonus (500 points): Why would it have made sense?
According to the chant, the sun in Nanakuli moves in this direction.
What is ma kai a i uka, or from the sea to the uplands?
Bonus (500 points): chant that line.
The heiau that was built in Makaha Valley.
What is Kaneaki?
Name of the point where salt was harvested.
What is Kalaeokapaʻakai?
Bonus (500 points): What does "kalaeokapaʻakai" mean?
3 of 25 were discovered here, but only 2 were named.
What is a heiau?
Bonus (500 points): Name the 2 heiau.
The name of the land shell.
What is pupukanioe?
The Queenʻs legacy lives on through this organization.
What is the Liliʻuokalani Trust?