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- The return of Kalaniʻōpuʻuʻs treasured cloak & helmet is a historic event that captured the attention of millions of people around the world. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is pleased to share the inspirational story in a 25-minute documentary film called Nā Hulu Lehua The Royal Cloak & Helmet of Kalaniʻōpuʻu.
Watch the film and learn how Kalaniʻōpuʻu & his mea kapu have inspired amazing partnerships, cultural connections & provide inspiration for the way we move forward as a lāhui today.
Share your manaʻo on what the historic return inspires in you at www.oha.org/kalaniopuuinspires.
Learn more about the high chief Kalaniʻōpuʻu, his treasured feathered garments and the partnerships that made it possible for them to return to Hawaiʻi at www.oha.org/kalaniopuu.
Film produced by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs
I’m a Lakota, who as a little child, was adopted and raised by a Hawaiian, I have ancestors who were massacred at Wounded Knee. The Maori people came to the Wounded Knee burial and memorial site and honored my people. This is very touching for me being a hanai Hawaiian Lakota, because I understand how vital this is to my Hawaiian people, I only wish that this was happening more for the Lakota and other Indigenous people. For so many years certain people have been profiting from our sacred and culturally significant items. Instead of recognizing the fact that these things should be returned to their rightful places, they continue to this day, to possess these things.
Aloha, my Nephew is Lacota and Hawaiian his moms from Yankton SD, his Dad’s my brother from Oahu.
He’s got that Warrior in him from both sides, he’s a Awesome Boxer.
I’ve been to the Powwow in SD, my Children are Attawa and Hawaiian my wife’s from the grand River band of Grand Rapids MI.
Just some interesting stuff.
A hui hou!
Nolemana
So touching Sis! I agree so whole heartedly ♥️
Wow, how blessed you are to have that lineage....so sorry my people are the way they are....and still yet.....so terrible
kiaro my brother my name is phil gray i am maori/maui our people are pretty much identical.......i remember watching the last of the mohicans many years ago and i cried because i felt the spirit of your people in me...for we too fought our white brothers as well.......i feel a massive change happening especially now 2024 is a massive unveiling across the world as i see all the corruption in governments being exposed to the entire world literally every day i see the corruption unfolding in real time.......finally the masses are waking up......please to meet you my bro may the mana be with you.........
I am a kanaka maoli living in Aotearoa, and the first time I saw this cloak in Te Papa, I was shocked and told my husband, "Why is this here?" I couldn't believe it. I didn't know. I didn't expect to see this. And then years later when it was repatriated, I was so thankful and proud that Aotearoa did the "pono" thing, did the thing that will be remembered and appreciated. Did the thing that is exemplary and I appreciate this kindness and thoughtfulness. I think everything worked out and I'm happy that it was here in Aotearoa, as I don't think it would have made it's way back home. It's wonderful to see this perspective, because I just moved on. Great story to share.
Mahalo cousins of New Zealand for returning our valuable cloak and helmet worn by our ancestor the great Chief Kalani’opu’u. It definitely is a precious and important piece of our history that we will treasure forever - Aloha Nui
A grateful Hawaiian 🌺
God bless my Māori cousins aloha alofa aroha
Love, Justice and Respect to Hawaiian People 🙏✨❤️
I may not be born in hawaii but i was raised in hawaii and i respect hawai'i neí's want to be a sovern nation once again
At the time of writing this comment, it’s on display on the back wall of the 1st floor of Hawaii Hall in the Bishop Museum and it is absolutely breathtaking. You could easily spend 3-4 hours in that amazing space and I totally encourage it if you need a low key activity (2nd floor of Hawaii Hall has more interactive stuff for kids)
When they talk about how small those feathers are, they are not kidding. If it wasn’t pointed out, you would think it was made of woven fibers because they are so fine
I can’t wait to go back one day
Thank you to all my ohana in NZ for this show of respect between people. To me all Polynesian people are ohana bc we share common ancestry and bloodlines. To my knowledge I have ohana not just from my father who was Hawaiian, but uncles and aunties and grandparents from Samoa and Tonga. I have a deep love and respect for all people on this planet, but my Polynesian ohana will always hold a special place in my heart. Aloha from Cali and much love
Great documentary. Never listened to so much Hawaiian and Moari language and amazing head dress and cloak. 🤙
Mahalo Nui for this wonderful video! 🥰
In maori there is oral history that they come from hawaiki nui. In my family alone there has been oral history past down over generations of traveling to Aotearoa. Many of the things between our legends and languages are similar.
The k in hawaiian is subbed for t in maori
As are L’s with r’s, or okina or ʻ is subbed for k in maori. The indiginous name for iur people in hawaiʻi is kanaka maoli and if translated to maori it would be tangata maori. If you translate Hawaiki nui to hawaiian you would het Hawaiʻi nui.
The god of the sea in hawaiian was kanaloa in in maori its tangaroa. Love in hawaiian is aloha as is in maori its aroha like in many other polynesian cultures share the same similarities in our word for love. Talk in hawaiian is ʻolelo and in maori its korero.
Yup
Our oral history talks out the grand migration south and I believe that you guys because out of all Polynesian cultures ours the Māori and kanakamaoli are the most similar our language and ways look !!! Tangatamaori and kanakamaoli we are the same people spread across miles of ocean and no other race in
The world can say that
Wow I had no idea
This Aloha between us and our connections to one another made me tear up. Mahalo Aotearoa and Te Papa for making this happen. This is appreciated.
I have watched this so many times.... the opening call to the islands is so so powerful. I love everything about Hawai'i and the Kanaka Maoli as well as all of the culture of Hawai'i today.
KINGDOM OF HAWAII 💯💯💯
HAWAIIAN KINGDOM E'O
Thank you for sharing the education as well as the information 💜😊🧸😁🤟🤙
Definitely tears at my heart this story.
The return of the big Island Hawaiian royal cloak and helmet is very much symbolic of the Polynesian spirit of aloha which has made the people loved and respected around the world. I have lived amongst the Maori of the Cook Islands and have spent many years visiting and living in Molokai , The Big Island, Maui , and Oahu and look forward to going back to Lanai and Kauai in the near future.The culture, costumes, lifestyle and languages are a true natural treasure which is shared with the world. Once you have been welcomed into a Polynesian family, the spirit of aloha is gifted metaphysically and you become an awakened being of the universe.Mahalo and this video clip is much appreciated.
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There is 2 Royal cloaks in Bishop Museum. I Cloak is Kalaniopuu’s n the other cloak is Kamehameha’s. Kamehameha was never a King--He ambushed Kalaniopuu’s son n made himself King. Kalaniopuu was already dead!
Kamehameha statue Kohala, Hilo and also Honolulu don’t belong there because he is not n has never been a King. He killed Kalaniopuu’s son who is the true Hawaiian King n not Kamehameha.
@ Patricia. this is where Hawaii history needs to be told. corrected for future generations.
It’s proof that we own this land it’s proof of our king I’m glad it returned home captain cook didn’t really appreciate the gesture he was given the aloha .i guess our ancestors disliked entitlement and disrespect back then too
Native cultures live forever will never be abolished we need to learn from them they have the secrets of creation
“He taonga puupuru i o ringaringa Hawaii” The treasures are safely back in your hands Hawaii safe travel back
Great!
This was a beautiful documentary! I hope that through these current moments in history all indigenous people across the globe get the reparation they all deserve! I hope that all people can find it in their hearts to welcome the diversity of cultures and to respect the lands we stand on.. we should not look at the world for what it could profit for us but what we can give back to the land so that our future can survive. The meaning of life - “to love one another, to help one another, to create one another”
PSALMS 37:10,11
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Blessed are the meek , for they will inherit the Earth“ (Matthew 5:5)
Aloha and Mahalo nui our Māori cousins from Aotearoa!!
Absolutely beautiful. Hiapo Pereira's speech was very emotional and touching.
Aotearoa Māori I agree
Aotearoa Māori I am the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 because I am Kahoalii means Friends of the chief and Kalani’Opu’u is my eight time great uncle and Kamehameha 1 kids are my uncles so it is my responsibility to protect my land and the facts about my people
Beautiful and touching. Mahalo Nui to everyone who helped bring these treasures home to Hawaii Nei
MAHALO FOR TAKING SUCH GREAT CARE OF MY CLOAK AND CROWN.
NORTH KING KORIE H.
KA'ŌPŪIKI
CHIEF RISING SON/
CHIEF RISING SUN.
PĀ.
Kalaniʻōpuʻuʻs treasured cloak & helmet to me is a symbol of the people........as the feathers are tightly bound together we the people must be too........the Mana runs through our vains and our ancestors live on within us and our children........our spirit is strong and can never be broken my spirit is always with me its within all of us ..............
Awesome history!!!
that cape is HUGE! kalaniopuu must have been a giant. 15:50
More than 7 feet tall
My great-great-grandfather and great-great-grandmother were Hawaiian immigrants and went to Hawaii for three years, where my great-grandfather was born!
Apparently they often told their children about their time in Hawaii after returning to Japan.
Suo-Oshima Town, Yamaguchi Prefecture, where I live, is a sister island of Kauai, Hawaii, so I went to Kauai on a school trip when I was in high school! It's a wonderful place, and the memories of my homestay there are treasured!
Currently, as Yamaguchi Hometown
Ambassadors, we are performing music as a brother-sister duo, spreading love throughout Japan.
Recently, my sister and wife have also started learning hula dancing, and I am currently practicing hula
and uploading them to TH-cam every day.
When I sing hula songs, I am also sending gratitude to my ancestors. Let me attach a video!
th-cam.com/video/cVhqkAXM8g4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-hTl34OVwIPIj2CJ
Together we must push for our sovereignty our independence for our kingdom or at least our nation, lāhui to be recognized respected and for the colonial powers to COMPLETELY leave, and interact with us nation to nation. Not nation to territory, state, province, or whatever. We need our FREEDOM, and LIBERATION and full authority of our home to be able to care for our home t th he way ot should be.
Aloha agreed
I am the great grandson of the king and never stepped foot in Hawaii 😥
Im so glad this was uploaded. I was going to see it at the HIFF screening a few months back, but couldnt make it that day.
Respect and Honor
Mahalo te Atua, beautifull 😍 maururu roa Love our culture te Aroha Ia Rahi from Tahiti
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Amazing story.
I wish Hawaii and the Hawaiians would get more respect from the rest of the planet and let them take care of it
Time for give Hawaii back to Hawaiians.
Mahalo. It makes wonder, where are the other capes and helmets of the kings? Why is it that the one that remains is the one given away to a British sailor?
Liholiho was the first Hawaiian monarch to travel outside the kingdom. A Hawaiian feather cloak or ahu ula was a gift from King Kamehameha II (Liholiho) to Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil in 1824 when he stopped over in Rio. It is feared to have been lost in a fire at Brazil's National Museum last week (9/5/18) Ninety percent of Latin America's largest collection of treasures may have been lost in the fire.
Laila Rodrigues I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 and I do the work as an I protect my land and Hawaiian is in my blood
Laila Rodrigues and all of the Kamehamehas are my uncles
Laila Rodrigues because I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 and because my middle name is Kahoalii and I honor my seven time grandfather Kamehameha 1 and the night marchers won’t kill me because I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 and we Hawaiians knew that Cook and his men killed my people and he gave us Dazes and I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 and the Night Marchers will not kill me and Hawaii is my home and Kalani O’pu is my eight time great uncle and because I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1
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Mahalo!
Mahalo NEW ZEALAND
Now return our country
Hawaii needs 2 return one of the ancient chamorro bones discovered on tinian cnmi 🇲🇵. They wer sent 4 scientific studies but werent sent back, they instead sent back a casting similar to the bones. Please send back our ancestors bones , have respect . !!!
He still rule like our queen LILIUOKALANI AND THE GODS OF THE KINGDOM OF HAWAII NEI KANAKA MAOLI OHANA WARRIOR'S MAUNA MAKAI...
MAHALO NUI LOA FOR THIS XLNT VIDEO 🤙🙏✨🌠❤️ONIPAA KOU LIKE KA KOU MY KANAKA MAOLI OHANA WARRIOR'S IF MOKU O KEAWE
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Anyone ever noticed that the cape and helmet is similar to people in Tibet? Even the colors red and yellow. No disrespect to anyone I just noticed that.
There is 2 Cloaks in the Bishop Museum. Kaleiopuu n Kamehameha. Kaleiopuu’s Cloak is the Royal Cloak n not Kamehameha’s Cloak.
My friend who is Hopi mentioned Native Hawaiians who traveled to Arizona and shared food of of fish and thats why they also love fish. Are there any videos recounting this expedition?
Saludos desde femenil neza bordo no puedo poner mi celda pero aqui estamos
What’s the name of the ʻoli in the beginning of the video?
I know of a cave in Maui that still today has feather capes a conoes
Aue! Kei marama au i te reo o te hawaii. Rite tonu. Ka mau te wehi!
Tika tau ina whakahuatia te reta "t" hei "k" ,"r" hei "l" me te "ng" hei "n" he māmā te rongo i te reo hāunga anō te paku rerekē o ētahi kupu ka mārama pai ki te tangata e mohio ki te kōrero Maori 😊
My genealogy research has taken me to a cross road, My Tutu Lady my Fathers Great Grandmother upon getting married had the names (Kahou and Kaawalauole ) as middle names and her last name Lum, Lum being the last name of Grandma’s 2nd husband (Grandfather). I believe my Tutu lady’s maiden name was (Kahou). The strangest thing is I believe my 2nd Uncle is Francis Lum the man who coordinated Isreal Kamakawiwaole (Forgive me if spelled wrong)funeral procession at the capital’s Iolani palace home of our royal King Kamehameha the first, I believe it was his summer home when visiting Oahu, Honolulu. I’m trying to find my place on the aina as I’m a proud Kanaka Maoli, Hawaii Kopaaina. If can please help me find my ohana which originates on Big Island “Puna” my tutu lady’s childhood origin. Mahalo Nui Loa, ML&Aloha Duke.🌺🌅🌺
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Wow
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When Hawaiians speak there language with T’s it sounds like Tahitian, Cook Islands and Maori a lot.
That's because the Tahitians came over to change the language. laws and so on. They ruled Hawai'i until the Maoli's got pissed and chased them off of the islands. Hawaiians were the people of Mu (Lemuria).
@@KeikoFXDesigns Lemuria never existed. It is a fictional land that had it's existence debunked like a century ago. Hawaiians (maoli) are mixtures of Melanesians and southeast asians.
The people of Niihau island use the letter T when they speak Hawaiian
Looks like a whole spartan helmet
Molokai!
And now to mourn with Lahaina
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ALOHA O'HANA
Mahalo Nui Loa for all you do
Onipa'a
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HRH PRINCESS TIFFANY REED
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Kingdom of Maui Hawai'i and Oceania
My. Great. Great. Grandmother. Is. From Kamehameha. Mahina. .
MAHALO KE AKUA
People who are related to Kamehameha anyone ??
hello comment section
"Older and newer lineage of Hawaii?" I'm not sure what that means.
I am kawila lu u Loa
It's great that they offered it back considering how much was stolen from hawaii . I think that to show the world how hawaii and it's aloha spirit they shouldn't have taken back a gift . The most important thing in hawaii that nobody could ever steal from hawaii is it's aloha spirit but the younger generation have lost this feeling inside everyone has called the aloha spirit . Hawaii is the only hope for the world to feel , see and understand the aloha spirit . The ACT of 1871 in the congressional records shows proof that the United States government wasn't a government but a corporation . According to law a corporation cannot annex a nation . The reason why the United States government became a corporation was because it was bankrupt and couldn't play back loan . So they foreclose . A bankrupt government cannot annex a nation . This is also the law . The U.N. And ICC need jurisdiction but that's a lie . The federal reserve banking system and the United States incorporated government forced hawaii to help pay for another nations debt . This is fraud and racketeering . The currency of hawaii was also changed . According to the law anyone who profited from a fraud / theft must pay back everything and profits , Heir to the body law's.. Everything is hawaii is done without any jurisdiction or authority . The way i see it the federal reserve bank is connected to the IMF and global banking system and everyone , corporation , government and agencies that didn't exist at 1889 and used the global banking system was created by using stolen illegal property and fund's that belonged to hawaii . So actually hawaii owns it according to the law's which they have created . This is the reason why they will never release hawaii . If hawaii makes a deal with each nation and puts balance back by showing the world how the aloha spirit work's . This might be hawaii's only chance for justice . Things like No more war . All patents in world belongs to hawaii all technology must be released to hawaii . 2/3rd of every nations wealth must come to hawaii and their nations debt will be forgiven if they comply with theses and other rules that hawaii makes . The evil people who control all of the innocent people's misery want a new world order ! Will they will be made to pay for what they did ! Hawaii in control of the world's wealth putting peace , harmony and the spirit of aloha first would be exactly what they been wanting . They were in control of the world but not anymore ! It's a New World Order !
Why is she at a maori building?
Chee! Hu! Ha! Wa! i'i!
So now they are bird crunching my eyebrows 🙄
We should of had a traditional challenge maori warrior vs hawaiian warrior our taiaha and martial art vs your spear and whatever you do before releasing them if we win they stay if you win they go with you to prove our worthyness
Your a dumbass
How does the history account for Capt. James Cook was given back in pieces? Account for the killing and the butchering?✍
like they said, historians don't agree on this subject and it's largely a mystery
there is one part of the story that says that some pieces of him were given back as our ancestors believed that because he was not of his land, parts of his body must go home. the rest of his body was buried in the same way as the chiefs while being hidden in the cover of darkness due to our knowledge that he must of been of high importance.
yes, we did kill him and yes it was gruesome, however, that was the fate of all who disrespected the highest of chiefs. kalaniopu'u was no exception
@808-PFH-Kanaka-Rights you do realise historians don't agree on this topic yet here you are making your assumptions look like facts
I am from hawai'i and I understand the concepts of my Hawaiian ancestors. being that cook was haole to the islands, he did not belong here, therefore, it makes sense that our ancestors gave back parts of his bodies. which parts? that's up for debate. however what is certain was that he was buried in the same likeness of our chiefs. flesh melted from his bones then put in the sea. bones wrapped in kapa cloth and hidden to rest in a cave.@@magnusallmighty5000 .
Now take back your Hawaiian Land
What happened to all the original black people of Hawaii? Like King Kamehameha and his father?
Stfu you idiot you're a 1 dimensional american watch massaman and learn about the worlds ethnicities ,
Lmao he wasn't black you dumbfuck
I see what you see…👁 soon the world will
They want to ignore that part...I would use the word Melanated. But yeah, they've pushed most of those who were able to remain "pure" to the outskirts of the islands. These light-skinned dudes they always show nowadays for representation are usually East Asian/White dudes who are 1/4 Hawaiian AT MOST smh. It's funny cause we know good and well these light people wouldn't be able to handle that sun over there and don't NO peoples lighten up like that after a few generations...The famous singer Israel Kamakawiwo'ole is one of the few real representations I've seen.
I am the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 because of my middle name and Kamehameha 1 knows me because he’s in heaven doesn’t mean he can me and us he can still see me and he knows me because he can call me by my middle name and my middle name is Kahoalii means Friends of the chief as well and I’m Native Hawaiian as well and Kahoalii is an Ali’I name and it means Friends of the chief in Hawaiian and we knew that Cook wasn’t a god either and Kalaniopu’u is my right time great uncle and Kamehameha1 children are my uncles and Kamehameha 1 is my seven time grandfather and I am responsible for Hawaii and the facts about my people and as the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 Hawaii is my responsibility to protect and the facts is also my responsibility as well and Hawaii is also my home and As the seventh grandson of Kamehameha 1 I will protect my land and facts about my people as a Native Hawaiian and I honor my seven time grandfather Kamehameha 1 and my eight time great uncle Kalani’opu’u and I already know who I am and I am the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 and so everyday I honor my seven time grandfather Kamehameha 1 and history talks about me and my people and because I’m the seventh grandson to Kamehameha 1 it also talks about me
Name ur line from kamehameha the first and we see
To mix Christianity and Hawaiiana they are two different things.
girl, we get it......
Aia a pai ia ka mata, hai ia tupuna nana oe! When your face gets slapped is when you tell who your ancestors are. Commit this to memory! I learned as a Hawaiian that I don’t boast about my ancestors. If someone slanders me or my ʻohana, then I mention them. Mai hookano no!
No KAMEAHAHEMEAH WAS A WOMAN FIRST