The practice of marriage between siblings in the royal family was considered a way of keeping the bloodlines pure in ancient Hawaii; her maternal grandparents were half sister and brother.
Nāhienaena's own maternal grandparents were half sister and brother. The practice of marriage between siblings in the royal family was considered a way of keeping the bloodlines pure in ancient Hawaii.
The practice of marriage between siblings in the royal family was considered a way of keeping the bloodlines pure in ancient Hawaii. Nāhienaena's own maternal grandparents were half sister and brother.
The practice of marriage between siblings in the royal family was considered a way of keeping the bloodlines pure in ancient Hawaii. Nāhienaena's own maternal grandparents were half sister and brother.