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Born in 1738, Kohala, Hawaii He was the prophesied ali’i in which they predicted that he’d be the one to unite all of the islands. His Mother was afraid for him because his birth meant for the ruling chiefs of that time’s downfall. Naeole, an extremely fast man that had an impressive amount of stamina, assisted Kamehameha I to escape from harm's way after many men tried tracking them down to kill him while he was still a newborn. He was raised by his uncle Kalaniopu’u who was once the king of Hawai’i island to take refuge. Kamehameha the Great and Maui’s King Kahekili fought and had an epic battle for control of the entire island chain. In 1795, kamehameha and his warriors took control of oahu and all of the other major islands except for Kauai. Escalating on into the future, he ended up becoming the ultimate super soldier that brought together the islands uniting one another because of his experiences and his ability to learn from his mistakes. His parents were Keōua and Kekuʻiapoiwa II. He also ruled for 25 years, and he died in 1819 in kona. He had 7 wives, Keōpūolani, Kaʻahumanu, Kalākua Kaheiheimālie, Namahana Piʻia, Kekāuluohi, and Wahinepio.

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Born in 1797. Gained power around the age of 22 and claimed the air to the throne following King Kamehameha the great’s death. Liholiho is very well known for breaking the 600 year kapu system. His parents were Kamehameha I and Keōpūolan. His siblings were Kamehameha III, and Kīnaʻu. His death was in 1825. He had 5 wives, Kamāmalu, Kekauʻōnohi, Kīnaʻu, Kalani Pauahi, and Kekāuluohi. He had no children.

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Ruled as king after king Kamehameha the II died ruling from 1825-1854. While he took over the throne there was a massive breakout in epidemics upon the Hawaiian people of Hawaii taking the lives of many. “When he came to the throne the native population was one third of what it was when Captain Cook arrived in 1778.” During his reign, he divided the land where it gave the king 23% of the land, 40% of land was divided upon 245 chiefs, and 37% of the land. While the commoners who were active tenants to the land they were unaware of the established program and were rewarded less than 1% basically missing out on everything. Eventually in 1850, the kuleana act was established so that a person would need to have documents based around their ownership of the land that they reside in. His parents were Kamehameha I and Keōpūolan. His siblings were Kamehameha II, and Kīnaʻu. His spouses were Kalama, and Jane Lahilahi. His children were Kamehameha IV, Albert Kūnuiākea, and Kaʻiminaʻauao.

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Born in 1834. He ruled from 1855-1863. He took the king’s oath in 1855 just after king Kamehameha the III died as king Kamehameha the IV surpassing his uncle at the young age of 20. He took Emma Rooke as his queen just after a year as king. King Kamehameha IV died in 1863 due to chronic asthma. And was succeeded by his brother, king Kamehameha the V. His siblings were Kamehameha V and Keʻelikōlani. His spouse was Queen Emma. His son was named Albert Kamehameha.

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Born in 1830. Ruled Hawai’i as the fifth monarch from 1863-1872. He was described as a traditional chief who encouraged tradition. He established a Hawaiian Board of Medicine with kahuna and la’au lapa’au(Hawaiian medicine practice). He also toured Europe and met with various heads of states. Lot Kapuaiwa disagreed with lunalilo proclaiming himself as king because he thought that lunalilo was unworthy of the position.  His parents were Kīnaʻu, Kekūanāoʻa, Nahienaena, Hoapili. His siblings were Kamehameha IV, Victoria Kamāmalu. And his son was named Keanolani. Lot later then died in 1872

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Grandnephew of Kamehameha the great, stepson by marriage. Known as prince bill. Lunalilo composed Hawaii’s first national anthem. He was extremely popular to the point where he could just declare himself as king but he decided to follow the constitution. He was the first elected king of the Hawaiian kingdom. He spent most of his time trying to restore absolute monarchy. He also wanted to make the Hawaiian kingdom more democratic. After ruling for 25 days he obtained tuberculosis and died at 39 years old. His parents were Kekāuluohi, Charles Kanaʻina.

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The last king of Hawaii. He ruled from 1874 until he died in San Francisco on January 20, 1891.

Enjoyed playing ukulele and singing while entertaining guests. He is the founder of the Merrie Monarch Festival. He established the Reciprocity Treaty. He traveled throughout the world to gain contract sugar plantation workers by providing benefits on their behalf. He licenced a secret society along with his privy council to focus on Hawaiian culture as well as modern academics.

His hand was forced into signing the bayonet constitution which stripped almost all of his and Liliuokalani’s monarchy powers. During his rule, he sparked the Hawaiian renaissance with an upbringing in Hawaiian pride. His parents were  Keohokālole, and Kapaʻakea. His siblings were  Liliuokalani, Likelike, Leleiohoku II, James Kaliokalani, Anna Kaʻiulani, and Kaʻiminaʻauao. He was then lastly married to Kapiʻolani.

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1891 is when queen Liliuokalani gained higher status on the throne after her brother King Kalakaua died due to sickness shortly after visiting San Francisco. Her mother(Keohokālole) was an advisor to king Kamehameha III. During her time as queen, there was an outbreak of measles that claimed the lives of 10,000 people including her younger sister. She was married to a captain named John Owen Dominus who was once the governor of Maui and ‘Oahu. They had no biological children but they did adopt. She worked towards schools that were meant to support education upon the Hawaiian youth in 1881 during the king's world tour. She composed more than 150 songs within her life. The queen adopted  Lydia Kaʻonohiponiponiokalani Aholo, Joseph Kaiponohea ʻAeʻa, and John ʻAimoku Dominis. She had to surrender the Hawaiian kingdom to the United States and would have to amend the bayonet constitution. Another thing is that in 1898 Hawaii was annexed by help of the Committee of Safety and William McKinley. She died November 17, 1917. Congress passed the Apology Resolution acknowledging the American role in the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy then president Bill Clinton signed.