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The 15 pages that link to Liliʻuokalani, each with the reason it gives.

• Hawaiian sovereignty movementRelated: Her deposition and resistance remain central to the movement’s historical memory.

• Hawaiian KingdomRelated: Her reign ended in the overthrow and included efforts to restore royal authority.

• Pacific IslandsRelated: Her reign and removal illuminate Hawaiʻi's transformation under U.S. expansion.

• Overthrow of the Hawaiian KingdomRelated: Her attempt to restore royal authority under the constitution preceded the coup.

• European colonization of OceaniaRelated: Her overthrow reveals how foreign pressure and settler interests could end an Oceanian monarchy.

• Bayonet ConstitutionRelated: She sought to replace the constitution, a move that precipitated the 1893 overthrow.

• KalākauaRelated: Kalākaua’s sister succeeded him and faced the crisis his reign had left unresolved.

• Newlands ResolutionRelated: She opposed annexation and protested the overthrow of her government.

• Republic of HawaiʻiRelated: Her removal ended the monarchy and framed the republic’s contested legitimacy.

• Hawaiian musicRelated: Her songs preserve a major royal-era contribution to the repertoire.

• History of the Pacific IslandsRelated: Her resistance and writings preserve a Hawaiian account of annexation and lost sovereignty.

• Music of HawaiiRelated: Her compositions, including “Aloha ʻOe,” remain central to Hawaiian musical memory.

• OʻahuRelated: Her overthrow in Honolulu marked a turning point in Oʻahu’s political history.