Kamehameha Unifies Hawaii
1810
After three decades of campaigns, the warrior-king Kamehameha I brought the last of the Hawaiian islands - Kauai and Niihau - under his rule by a negotiated settlement. The archipelago was a single kingdom for the first time. He had used captured European muskets and advisors, and a coconut-fiber ceremonial staff, to become the Napoleon of the Pacific.
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