VIDEO: Sunrise Procession Marks 200th Anniversary Of King Kamehameha’s Death
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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaiʻi - A procession of chanters and Royal Societies made their way to Ahuʻena Heiau at Kamakahonu Bay to honor the memory of the founder and first ruler of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
courtesy Ahuʻena Hieau
(BIVN) – Kailua-Kona marked the 200th anniversary of the passing of King Kamehameha the Great early Wednesday morning.
Before sunrise, a procession of chanters and Royal Societies traversed Ali’i Drive. The participants proceeded to Ahuʻena Heiau at Kamakahonu Bay, where a sunrise ceremony was held with appropriate protocols.
courtesy Ahuʻena Hieau
King Kamehameha returned to the island of Hawaiʻi in 1812, making Ahuʻena Heiau the center of political power in the Hawaiian kingdom. It was at Ahuʻena where King Kamehameha died in the early morning hours of May 8, 1819.
by Big Island Video News
on at
STORY SUMMARY
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaiʻi - A procession of chanters and Royal Societies made their way to Ahuʻena Heiau at Kamakahonu Bay to honor the memory of the founder and first ruler of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
courtesy Ahuʻena Hieau
(BIVN) – Kailua-Kona marked the 200th anniversary of the passing of King Kamehameha the Great early Wednesday morning.
Before sunrise, a procession of chanters and Royal Societies traversed Ali’i Drive. The participants proceeded to Ahuʻena Heiau at Kamakahonu Bay, where a sunrise ceremony was held with appropriate protocols.
courtesy Ahuʻena Hieau
King Kamehameha returned to the island of Hawaiʻi in 1812, making Ahuʻena Heiau the center of political power in the Hawaiian kingdom. It was at Ahuʻena where King Kamehameha died in the early morning hours of May 8, 1819.