Traditions of Oahu

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Stories by Districts

Ewa

• Ka'ahupahau: the Guardian Shark of Pu'uloa
• Kaihuopala'ai: Home of the Running Mullet
• Kanekua'ana: the Mo'o God (Why There are No More Oysters in Pu'uloa)

Wai'anae

• Maui: (1) Genealogy and Birth; (2) Tries to Join Kaua'i to O'ahu; (3) Battles with Pe'ape'a; (4) Gets Fire from the 'Alea (Mud Hens); (5) Maui's Death
• Niho'oleki

Waialua

• O'ahunui: The Cannibal King of Central O'ahu
• The Killing of The Cannibal King
• Kane'aukai, a Fishing God

Ko'olauloa

• Kamapua'a: (1) Genealogy and Birth; (2) Battles with 'Olopana; (3) Victory Over 'Olopana
• Shark Stories
• Kane and Kanaloa in Ko'olauloa

Ko'olaupoko

• Voyaging Chiefs of Kane'ohe Bay
• Kaulu: (1) Rescues His Brother; (2) Returns to O'ahu
• Puniakai'a and the Parrot Fish
• Traditions of Maunalua

Kona

• Hanaaumoe, The Cannibal Spirit of O'ahu
• Waiakeakua: Water of the Gods
• Punahou: New Spring
• Kapo'i and the Owl God
• Kahalaopuna, The Princess of Manoa
• 'Aumakua of Kona O'ahuThe Wizard Stones of Waikiki
• Pumaia, The Pig Farmer
• The Fishing God 'Ai'ai (Two Versions)
• Dog Gods of the Ko'olau Mountains