Kamehameha I

It was time to use my own Kamehameha I decided that it was time to use my own Kamehameha for the very first time.

Nine Native Americans’ statues are or will soon be there, including Hawaii’s King Kamehameha I and Oklahoma humorist Will Rogers, born in Cherokee territory.

In 1810, the loose string of Hawaiian islands became united under Kamehameha I — a renowned surfer himself.

Cocker spoke with pride about when he and fellow Hawaii Guard members saw a statue of Hawaii’s King Kamehameha I in the visitors center and had their photo taken in front of it.

In the case of King Kamehameha I’s “Law of the Splintered Paddle,” stories can underlie actual law.