Keōpūolani
c. 1778-1823 · Oceania · Modern
Hawaiian high chiefess who supported the abolition of the traditional kapu system.
Portrait: The American Tract Society · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
- Birthplace
- Oceania
- Known as
- Hawaiian high chiefess who supported the abolition of the traditional kapu system.
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