King Kamehameha I - Warrior King of the Hawaii

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Synopsis
Explore the legacy of King Kamehameha, the legendary monarch who united the Hawaiian Islands under his rule in the early 19th century. Here we look at the military conquests, leadership, and the diplomatic maneuvers that established a unified Kingdom of Hawaii. We also look at Hawaiian culture, governance, and the how imperialism stamped out islands the islands independence. Yet the culture lives on and King Kamehameha remains a towering figure in the pages of Hawaii's history.
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Beyond the Postcards: Exploring the History and Culture of Hawaii
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The Volcanic Nature of the Hawaiian Islands and its Impact on Culture
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The Prophecy and Hidden Upbringing of Kamehameha
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Kamehameha's Leadership and Unification of the Hawaiian Islands
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The Brutality and Compassion of Kamehameha's Rule
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Preserving Hawaiian Traditions and the Aloha Spirit

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[@Brissaveli]

Interesting

[@John-gg6op]

Great Documentary 🙏🏽

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Thank you my friend!

[@OperationHawaiiana]

@@thehumanityarchive this was actually pretty good. Mahalo to you for taking the time to explain what you've learned and sharing that with others

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[@blackfalcon1610]

So this the guy Dragon ball Z got Gokus fireball name from

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From creator Akira Toriyama himself: "Incidentally, for the name “Kamehameha”, I was wondering whether there was a decent name along the lines of “something-something-Ha”, when my wife said as a joke, “Kamehameha would be fine, wouldn’t it?” so I used it as-is. Of course, it’s taken from King Kamehameha of Hawaii."

[@5541james]

Do they for sure that when the Polynesians arrived that the islands were uninhabited? That would be interesting if they were. Great video I really enjoyed it!