A lawful, peaceful record of Hawaiian Kingdom governance. GET STARTED Ke Aupuni Hawaiʻi is the executive and national governance framework organizing the restoration work of the Hawaiian Kingdom through education, diplomacy, records, and disciplined, lawful process — grounded in the 1852 Constitution.

Public notice: This site is an informational and records portal for Ke Aupuni Hawaiʻi. Formal decisions, appointments, and policies remain subject to internal approval and official recordkeeping.

— Guiding Motto

ʻOiaʻiʻo · Hanohano · Hoʻoilina

Truth, Honor, Legacy — the national record kept accurate and transparent, service given with integrity, and every action prepared as an inheritance for the generations to come.

—The Work

A framework for order, transparency, and constitutional discipline.

Governmental structure

A constitutional framework under the 1852 Constitution — executive, ministries, councils, and clear separation of powers, each body in its proper kuleana.

Constitutions & declarations

Constitutional foundations, declarations, founding documents, and governance handbooks preserved as a faithful public record.


Ministries & MOFA

Ministries and branches coordinating governance, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs leading diplomatic correspondence and consultation.


Consultation letters

Respectful requests for consultation, review, and dialogue with county, state, federal, and community bodies — peaceful and for the record.



Cultural stewardship

Records-based stewardship of places of Hawaiian Kingdom significance — Lahaina and Kalaupapa — through consent, consultation, and reverence.


Records & minutes

Meeting minutes, rosters, oaths, and certified records maintained under a public records framework with confidentiality where required.



Careful Positioning

What Ke Aupuni Hawai’i is,

and what it is not.

This portal

An informational and public records portal for the governance side.

A framework organizing constitutional structure, ministries, and records.

A source of diplomatic correspondence and consultation requests, made peacefully.

Cultural stewardship pursued through consent, consultation, and lawful review.

This portal is not

Not a claim of settled recognition or of coercive authority over any land or person.

Not the law-enforcement or protective body (that is a separate entity).

Not the legislative or judicial branch, nor a unity table — each holds its own kuleana.

Not a channel for trespass, seizure, or interference with public safety or recovery.

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Explore the record.

Each section of this portal reflects a distinct part of Ke Aupuni Hawaiʻi’s governance work. All formal actions remain subject to internal approval and official recordkeeping.

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