The second child, son and heir of High Chief/HRH Prince David Kawananakoa of the royal *House of Kalākaua. No Issue. (A'ohe Pua)
"Prince Koke" was likely the only one of his siblings who was eligible to the throne of Hawaii due to his sister Kaolpiolani being adopted out to the Campbell family as well as his sister Liliuokalani's only child Kekau being adopted out (& no issue).
After David Kalākaua Kawananakoa's death in 1953, there was only one remaining family of direct descendant heirs of the House of Kalākaua, these being the descendants of high chiefess Lucy Kapohaialii (Unauna-Doiron-Tam & Unauna-Alohikea-Smith).
*See also Ka Nuhou, Jan 6 1874, Board of Genealogy of Hawaiian Chiefs, Ke Kumulipo O Liliuokalani etc. for official information on the HM King Kalākaua family tree including official collateral next of kin.
The second child, son and heir of High Chief/HRH Prince David Kawananakoa of the royal *House of Kalākaua. No Issue. (A'ohe Pua)
"Prince Koke" was likely the only one of his siblings who was eligible to the throne of Hawaii due to his sister Kaolpiolani being adopted out to the Campbell family as well as his sister Liliuokalani's only child Kekau being adopted out (& no issue).
After David Kalākaua Kawananakoa's death in 1953, there was only one remaining family of direct descendant heirs of the House of Kalākaua, these being the descendants of high chiefess Lucy Kapohaialii (Unauna-Doiron-Tam & Unauna-Alohikea-Smith).
*See also Ka Nuhou, Jan 6 1874, Board of Genealogy of Hawaiian Chiefs, Ke Kumulipo O Liliuokalani etc. for official information on the HM King Kalākaua family tree including official collateral next of kin.
