The settlement of Honolulu, HI dates back to roughly 1100 AD, but the area may have been settled even 900 years prior by Polynesian migrants. Honolulu, meaning sheltered harbor, was home to King Kamehameha I in 1809, following his victory over Oahu in a battle earlier in the decade. Honolulu quickly became the most important shipping location in Hawaii, and was instrumental in the islands trade with surrounding regions. Kamehameha III proclaimed Honolulu, HI the capital of Hawaii in 1850, firmly placing the city as the dominant location in Hawaii, where it still remains today as the capital of one of the nations fifty states. Today, the city is known for its exports of sugar and pineapples, as well as a thriving tourism industry and strategic defense installations for the United States government in the Pacific arena.
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