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Lunalilo

king of Hawaii
Also known as: William Charles Lunalilo
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  • Kamehameha V, 1865
    Kamehameha V

    …elected a cousin, William Charles Lunalilo, to succeed him.

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    …elected a cousin, William Charles Lunalilo, to succeed him.

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  • Kalakaua
    Kalakaua

    …but lost the election to Lunalilo. When Lunalilo died the following year, the legislature then elected Kalakaua, who inaugurated a decidedly reactionary and pro-American reign. In 1874 he visited the United States, and in 1881 he took a trip around the world. Although he secured a somewhat favourable reciprocity treaty…

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    …but lost the election to Lunalilo. When Lunalilo died the following year, the legislature then elected Kalakaua, who inaugurated a decidedly reactionary and pro-American reign. In 1874 he visited the United States, and in 1881 he took a trip around the world. Although he secured a somewhat favourable reciprocity treaty…

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