KE AHU-A-LONO This is the border between the two Kona districts and Kohala, and the name of this heap of rocks [ahu pohaku] is called after Lonoikamakahiki-Kapu-a-ka-Lani, one of the high ruling chiefs of Hawaii nei who is famous in genealogical histories of the high ruling chiefs of Hawaii Island of Keawe. When Lonoikamakahiki went […]![]()
