The Hawaiian Monarchy

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The narrative explores the rich history of the Hawaiian Kingdom, detailing the reigns of its eight monarchs from the alii past to the kingdom's overthrow in 1898. It highlights significant events such as Western discovery, foreign diseases, and cultural transformations. Key figures include Kamehameha, who unified the islands, and his descendants, each navigating complex political landscapes. The story interweaves personal tragedies and triumphs against a backdrop of royal splendor, culminating in the poignant tale of Liliuokalani, the last monarch, who fought against her unlawful deposition.