Ka’ahu Pahau Queen Shark of Oahu ALSO KNOWN AS: Ka’ahupahau; Ka-ahu-pa-hau ORIGIN: Hawaii Ka’ahu Pahau is a shark goddess who protects people from sharks. Her empathy for people may derive from her
Lilinoe is among Hawaii’s snow goddesses. She is the younger sister of Poliahu and like her sister, a great rival of volcano goddess Pelé. The sisters are the antithesis of Pelé: spirits of snowy mountains (hence wet mountains) rather than
Lono ALSO KNOWN AS: Ono; Rongo CLASSIFICATION: Akua Lono is a spirit of agriculture, healing, romance, games and sports venerated throughout Polynesia. In Hawaii, he was considered among the four major deities
Namaka, Ocean Goddess, is the child of Haumea and Ku and is volcano goddess Pelé’s older sister. Conflict with Namaka was the primary reason for Pelé’s migration to Hawaii. Tahiti, their birthplace,
Mo’o Inanea’s name is sometimes interpreted as the “self-reliant dragon.” She raised the primordial woman Hina and introduced her to Ku, arranging their marriage. She then traveled to Hawaii with them. Mo’o
Mo’o are gigantic dragon-like water lizard deities. Although that is their true form, Mo’o can shape-shift into the form of people. They can also possess humans (voluntarily and involuntarily). Mo’o are guardians
Maui :Maui of a Thousand Tricks; Maui the Wise; The Super-Super Man Maui, trickster hero, is a beloved magician spirit renowned throughout Polynesia. Maui of a thousand tricks is subject of a
Kahoupokane ORIGIN: Hawaii Kahoupokane is a snow goddess; presiding spirit of Hawaii’s Mount Hualalai. She is the sister of fellow snow spirits, Poliahu, Lilinoe and Waiau. All are Pelé’s enemies but Kahoupokane
Laka, Hawaiian spirit of fertility, romance and women’s power, is most famous as the presiding spirit of hula dancing which some legends credit her with inventing. Laka is still actively venerated and
Anuenue is Hawaii’s Lady of the Rainbow and spirit of rain, sister of Kane, Ku, and Lono. She serves as the messenger of the spirits, especially as the liaison between spirits in
Poliahu is a snow goddess, presiding spirit of Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii. Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano, is the tallest mountain in Hawaii’s mountain chain; Poliahu lives at
The Akua are the major deities of the Hawaiian pantheon, spirits of celestial origin led by four spirits: Kane, Kanaloa, Ku, and Lono. Kane is considered ruler of this pantheon. Akua may
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