#HULIAO: Transition to the Hawaiian Islands - H. I.

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He Alii Ka Aina, He Kaua Ke Kanaka;
The land is a Chief, Man is it's Servant.
~Mary Kawena Pukui

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EA-DUCATION - Hawaiian Islands Politics, Laws and Civics

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My HAWAIIAN KINGDOM experience image
Country Name: (origin: Statute Laws of the Hawaiian Islands)
KINGDOM OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
HAWAIIAN KINGDOM

Country Abbreviation (origin: United Postal Union; UPU): H. I.

ESTABLISHMENT DATE (in the International Community):
November 28, 1843 via Anglo - Franco Proclamation
(view history and documentation at: https://www.hawaiiankingdom.org/treaties.shtml)
The Hawaiian Islands has had agreements also called conventions with travelers from foreign nations since early 1800's to engage in formal relations and trade. (see book: Treaties and Conventions since 1825 at Google Books https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=iHpd6lCn33IC&pg=GBS.PA129)

NATIONAL HOLIDAYS:
1. LA HO-IHO-I EA on July 31st
Celebrates the Return of the Sovereignty of the Hawaiian Islands as a Country, originated in 1843; and
2. LA KU-OKO-A on November 28th
Celebrates the Independence of the Hawaiian Islands as a Country and entry into the Family of Nations of Fully Sovereign Independent, recognized world countries also originated in 1843.

NATIONAL CURRENCY:
(See Compiled Laws of the Hawaiian Kingdom 1884, Appendix to the Civil Code)
Silver coins of the United States shall be a legal tender at their nominal value in payment for all debts within this Kingdom. Gold coins of the United States of America shall be the standard and a legal tender in this Kingdom in payment for all debts for any amount exceeding fifty dollars.


A WORD ABOUT "KINGDOMS" IN HAWAII:
By 1810 King Kamehameha I united the islands of Hawaii under one leadership. What this refers to is that there were four Kingdoms that became one in the political sense. These Kingdoms were named after the island king that each represented. One can find examples of their reference in mele. The Kingdoms consisted of the following:
  1. KINGDOM OF HAWAII: Island of Hawaii; Other references: Moku o Keawe, Moku Pele, Moku Nui
  2. KINGDOM OF MAUI: Island of Maui; Other references: Moku o Kamalalawalu; Na Hono a'o Piilani
  3. KINGDOM OF OAHU: Island of Oahu; Other references: Moku o Kakuhihewa
  4. KINGDOM OF KAUAI: Island of Kauai; Other references: Moku o Manukalanipo
  • Insight: view lyrics of the song Ka Na'i Aupuni (see https://www.huapala.org/Ka/Ka_Nai_Aupuni.html) for references to the 4 kingdoms
  • Insight: In the Legal context, the term KINGDOM OF HAWAII has been used by the State of Hawaii in its statutes and codes as a reference to itself or origins. This term did not appear in Hawaiian Kingdom law until the late 1880's when men of business and corporate influences from America were already taking positions within the government dealing in various commodities such as, beef, coffee and sugar to export to America at a profit.


A WORD REGARDING "SOVEREIGNTY GROUPS":
"Sovereignty Group" is a term used commonly to refer to the various groups or self proclaimed Monarchs or Regents with a following formed in or around the 1990's in these Hawaiian Islands, especially after 1993, the 100 year anniversary of the Overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani. They include names like Ka Lahui, Lawful Hawaiian Government (LHG), Kingdom of Atooi, King Edmund Silva, Nation of Hawaii, etc.

The Attorney General's Office of the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands (at 157 Mamo Street, Hilo) is NOT a party of ANY "sovereignty group". Instead, it consists of of several Agencies of the Hawaiian Islands Government which began in 1843. The Attorney General's Office perspective on the various groups and self proclaimed Monarchs or Regents is that they are like various Political parties within the Hawaiian Kingdom that consists of Hawaiian people with their agendas.

There is NO LACK OF UNITY between all groups and self proclaimed individuals that the American US Miilitary is UNWELCOME in our Country. And there is NO LACK OF UNITY between all groups and self proclaimed individuals that the State of Hawaii has no physical lands received from any organic documents created by the Provisional Government, the Republic of Hawaii, or the Territory of Hawaii. The descendants of those born in the Hawaiian Kingdom from time immemorial are UNIFIED solid on these two points. Kanaka Maoli descendants are UNIFIED in that all lands of the Hawaiian Islands are allodial in Title, belonging to the families named on them during the Mahele 1846-1848, same as in England, UK.

Lastly, the Internal Affairs of the country, Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands, are the kuleana, right and privilege to perform of the Chiefs and People born of the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands. At this time and space, it is NOT above the law established in these Hawaiian Islands for Kanaka Maoli to take control of our country's laws and resources to provide a pathway for the Official Reopening of the Hawaiian Islands Government.
  • Insight: Although the Hawaiian Islands are considered unified in the Political sense, each island continues to maintain its own cultural history, practices and norms. In this way when Hawaiians from one island are visiting another, those visiting are expected to defer to that island's people, in a show of respect to the knowledge, cultural practices and norms of that place.



Declaration of Rights Hawaii 1839

Declaration of Rights Hawaii 1839

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Anglo - Franco Proclamation 1843

Anglo - Franco Proclamation 1843

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1840 Constitution as translated in English 1842

1840 Constitution as translated in English 1842

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First Act Kamehameha III

First Act Kamehameha III

An Act To Organize the Executive Ministry of the Hawaiian Islands, 1846 (English translation)

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Second Act Kamehameha III

Second Act Kamehameha III

An Act to Organize the Executive Departments of the Hawaiian Islands, 1846 (English translation)

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Third Act Kamehameha III

Third Act Kamehameha III

An Act to Organize the Judiciary Department of the Hawaiian Islands, 1847

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Online resources

Online resources

Find Links Online for Hawaiian Kingdom, history, laws, statutes and codes

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The Rising Consciousness of These Hawaiian Islands

People in Hawaii are 'waking up' to the understanding that the place they live and were born in is actually a Sovereign Independent Country in Continuity and NOT the 50th state of the Unite States of America. With that out in the universe in the late 1990's, education was begun across the Hawaiian Islands bringing light to the Political status of the people of these Hawaiian Islands.

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State of Hawaii Boundaries?

State of Hawaii Boundaries?

**Note that the State of Hawaii Constitution DOES NOT NAME ANY of the Hawaiian Islands.

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Hawaiian Kingdom ID Acceptance Update

Hawaiian Kingdom ID Acceptance Update

List of State of Hawaii businesses and entities that accept identification cards issued at the Attorney General's Office

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What is your Legal Status Under Hawaiian Kingdom law?

What is your Legal Status Under Hawaiian Kingdom law?

Learn your political status and civil rights in these Hawaiian Islands.

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Ku'e Petition Continues

Ku'e Petition Continues

1897 Petition that STOPPED the Annexation of Hawaii to the United States of America.

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Hawaiian Islands Maritime Jurisdiction

Hawaiian Islands Maritime Jurisdiction

Hawaiian Islands Metes and Bounds From: Statute Laws of His Majesty Kamehameha III King of the Hawaiian Islands 1846 (English translation)

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The NATIVE Difference

The NATIVE Difference

Native Hawaiian in the State of Hawaii/US versus Native Hawaiian in the Hawaiian Islands

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