For five months, this man was threatened with forced annexation by British gunboats in the (*) Paulet affair.
As a teenager, this monarch was part of the "Bird Feathers," a gang of notorious seducers. This monarch ruled when John Wilkinson brought the first coffee beans to his empire aboard the HMS Blonde, and employed William Richards as a translator and diplomat. Out of admiration for Saint Patrick, this king declared that his own "official birthday" was Saint Patrick's Day. His reign included the departure of a sandalwood-trading royal governor named Boki. For five months, this man was threatened with forced annexation by British gunboats in the (*) Paulet affair. This king was prevented from marrying his sister by missionaries, and signed his kingdom's first written constitution in 1840. This man's elder brother ended the ancient kapu system of bans and taboos before this man became king at age ten, under the regency of his aunt Kaahumanu. For 10 points, name this man whose 29-year reign was the longest of any Hawaiian monarch.
As a teenager, this monarch was part of the "Bird Feathers," a gang of notorious seducers.
Kamehameha III [or Kalani Kauikeaouli Kaleiopapa Kuakamanolani Mahinalani Kalaninuiwaiakua Keaweawe`ulaokalan]