This ruler was served by a prince known as “Tianna,” who visited China and returned with weapons aboard the Iphigenia. According to a proverb, “the morning star alone” knows where this ruler is buried, though one legend claims his body lies in the grotto of a half-human, half-dragon chieftess. This ruler’s wife, who was gifted a gilded Bible while visiting London in 1817, initiated a period translated as “free eating” (10[1])after dining (10[1])with the (-5[1])[emphasize] successor of (-5[1])this ruler. At the “Battle of (-5[1])the Red-Mouthed Gun” this ruler was assisted by two former crew (10[1])members of (10[1])the Fair (10[1])American, (10[1])John (10[1])Young and (10[1])Isaac (10[1])Davis. This ruler (10[1])decreed that the elderly, (10[1])women, and children should remain (10[1])unharmed as part of the “Law of (10[1])the (10[1])Splintered (10[2]-5[1])Paddle.” (10[1])For 10 points, name this king who united the islands of Hawai‘i. (10[4])■END■