Heritage Proclamation 2025: A Powerful Kingdom of Hawaiʻi Call for Unity
On September 8, 2025, His Majesty Edmund K. Silva II issued the Heritage Proclamation 2025. This historic call urges the people of Hawaiʻi to restore unity, protect heritage, and embrace the guiding spirit of Aloha as the Kingdom reaffirms its sovereignty.
Declaration of Protection to the King of Hawai’i
Augustos Leo Apolo, General of the Last Legion of Byzantium’s Declaration of Protection to the King of Hawai’i.
Lahaina Remembered: The King Restores Hope in the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi
King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II pledges to honor Lahaina’s lost lives, restore justice, and bring hope to the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi through unity and heritage.
Rising From the Fire: Maui’s Strong Women Lead Recovery
King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II honors the courageous strong women who rallied to aid Maui, showing unwavering strength and aloha in Hawaiʻi’s time of need.
The King of Hawaiʻi Mourns Queen Elizabeth II — Official Statement
King Edmund K. Paki-Silva II mourns Queen Elizabeth II, honoring her life of duty and calling for global healing, reconciliation, and mutual respect.
The Pope Moves in Accord With the King’s Request
The Pope moves in accord with the King’s request, reflecting unity, faith, and harmony between the Vatican and the Kingdom of Hawai‘i.
Restoring Hawaiian Sovereignty: Lamakū Declared First Citizen of the Kingdom
Discover the historic proclamation naming Lamakū as the First Citizen of the Hawaiian Kingdom at Ahu‘ena Heiau, restoring culture, truth, and sovereignty.
Kurdistan Looks to the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi’s Sovereign Restoration
Kurdistan finds inspiration in the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi’s sovereign restoration, showing how indigenous nations can reclaim self-rule and cultural identity.
Red Hill Water Crisis: Hawaiian Kingdom Orders Fuel Tank Relocation
The Hawaiian Kingdom issues a Royal Resolution to relocate Red Hill fuel tanks, protecting Oʻahu’s water from the ongoing Red Hill Water Crisis.
Lamakū Mikahala Roy Issues an Official Correction
Lamakū Mikahala Roy has issued a statement in response to the article, “Lost Bones of Kamehameha: Tyrone Young’s 1983 Discovery” by Melisse Malone, published in the Ke Ola Magazine edition for January, 2022.