Hawaiian Kingdom Blog

The Hawaiian Kingdom Blog focuses on the history, sovereignty, and political status of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It covers topics such as the recognition of Hawaiian independence by foreign powers in the 19th century, the significance of Hawaiian national holidays like Lā Kūʻokoʻa (Independence Day), and contemporary discussions on Hawaiian sovereignty and nationhood. The blog features presentations, historical accounts, and educational events that explore the continuity of the Hawaiian Kingdom as a nation-state and its implications for current political and cultural identity. It is published by the Hawaiian Kingdom Blog organization.

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