Category:Hale Aliʻi
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English: The original ʻIolani Palace was originally named Hale Aliʻi meaning (House of the Chiefs). The original one story wooden building called Hanailoia was built in July 1844, only one-third the floor area of the present palace.
- Mataio Kekūanāoʻa, who was long-time Royal Governor of Oʻahu, built it for his daughter Princess Victoria Kamāmalu.
- It was purchased by King Kamehameha III from Kamāmalu (the King's niece) when he moved his capital from Lahaina to Honolulu in 1845. Kekūanāoʻa built his own house directly to the west, and Kekāuluohi built hers to the south near the Pohukaina mausoleum.
- It was constructed as a traditional aliʻi residence with only ceremonial spaces, no sleeping rooms. It just had a throne room, a reception room, and a state dining room, with other houses around for sleeping and for retainers.
- Kamehameha III slept in a cooler grass hut around the palace. He called his home Hoʻihoʻikea in honor of his restoration after the Paulet Affair of 1843.
Media in category "Hale Aliʻi"
The following 29 files are in this category, out of 29 total.
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Albert Edward Kauikeaouli, Mission Houses Museum Archives.jpg 1,228 × 1,999; 139 KB
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Ebenezer and David Syme, Palace of the King of the Sandwich Islands, September 27, 1866.jpg 2,100 × 1,588; 1.09 MB
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Funeral of Kamehameha III.jpg 2,296 × 760; 551 KB
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Hale Alii illustration bw.jpg 1,359 × 735; 273 KB
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Hale Alii illustration.jpg 1,359 × 735; 302 KB
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Hale Aliʻi (PP-10-5-001).jpg 800 × 514; 94 KB
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Hale Aliʻi (PP-10-5-002).jpg 800 × 638; 100 KB
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Hale Aliʻi (PP-10-5-003).jpg 800 × 473; 82 KB
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Hale Aliʻi (PP-10-5-006).jpg 800 × 642; 115 KB
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Hale Aliʻi (PPWD-1-8-008, original).jpg 6,131 × 5,293; 2.26 MB
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Hale Aliʻi in 1857.jpg 2,922 × 1,929; 1.09 MB
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Hale Aliʻi with Royal Guards (1).jpg 1,600 × 1,126; 504 KB
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Hale Aliʻi with Royal Guards (2) .jpg 800 × 563; 190 KB
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Hale Aliʻi with Royal Guards (PP-10-5-004).jpg 800 × 650; 125 KB
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Iolani Palace, photograph by H. L. Chase, Mission Houses Museum Archives.jpg 2,188 × 1,291; 144 KB
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Old Iolani Palace and adjacent premises, ca. 1850s (PP-38-1-009).jpg 959 × 761; 450 KB
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Old Iolani Palace and adjacent premises, ca. 1850s.jpg 2,790 × 1,913; 906 KB
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Palace of King Kamehameha III, from the harbor (c. 1853).jpg 2,543 × 1,228; 680 KB
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Palace of King Kamehameha III, from the harbor (PP-10-5-007).jpg 800 × 644; 127 KB
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'The Prince of Hawaii' oil on canvas painting by Enoch Wood Perry, Jr., 1865.jpg 3,592 × 4,256; 8.5 MB
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Bishop Museum - Kahili Room - Prince Albert Edward Kauikeaouli.jpg 960 × 1,280; 400 KB
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Painting of Albert Kamehameha.jpg 300 × 393; 42 KB
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Pohukaina and old Iolani Palace.jpg 774 × 738; 127 KB
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Royal tomb at Pohukaina.jpg 2,790 × 1,287; 1.17 MB
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View of Honolulu down King from Fort Street in 1855.jpg 1,819 × 1,192; 697 KB
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