Mo‘oaupuni: Resources on Hawaiian Political Landscapes Mo‘oaupuni: Resources on Hawaiian Political Landscapes
  • LANDSCAPE
  • POLITICAL HISTORY
    • WHERE WE’VE BEEN
    • WHERE WE ARE
    • TIMELINE
  • TRUSTS & RESOURCES
    • OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
    • DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOMELANDS
    • KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS
    • QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI TRUST
    • LUNALILO HOME
    • QUEEN EMMA LAND COMPANY
Mo‘oaupuni: Resources on Hawaiian Political Landscapes Mo‘oaupuni: Resources on Hawaiian Political Landscapes
  • LANDSCAPE
  • POLITICAL HISTORY
    • WHERE WE’VE BEEN
    • WHERE WE ARE
    • TIMELINE
  • TRUSTS & RESOURCES
    • OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
    • DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOMELANDS
    • KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS
    • QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI TRUST
    • LUNALILO HOME
    • QUEEN EMMA LAND COMPANY

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Mo‘oaupuni: Resources on Hawaiian Political Landscapes

Moʻoaupuni is the history or succession of our government: from the past, to the present and into the future. Moʻo, in this sense, refers to a succession or story. Aupuni refers to government. Aupuni can be further broken down into two words: au and puni. Au refers to a train of thought or opinion, a current as of water, a time period or cycle, or fibers that make something strong. Puni refers to the action of surrounding or covering around every side, as with the ocean surrounding our islands. If you have suggestions about the site, please let us know.

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