Wise Queen Emma curbed her daughter so adroitly that the present Queen Wilhelmina was once heard to exclaim with girlish penitence. “Oh, I’ve been naughty again! Mother says so with her eyes.” ...

Queen Emma is an icon of Hawaiian royal history. Born on Jan. 2, 1836, she exemplifies the Hawaiian tradition of hānai families and the strength that comes from giving back to our community.

But Emma rarely came in second, and her innovative decisions frequently led to headlines such as this one from the Los Angeles Times in 1901: “Queen Emma Rules Roost: Mrs. Summers Outwits Male ...

Queen Elizabeth II ’s beloved horse, Carltonlima Emma, bid farewell to Britain’s longest-reigning monarch as the Queen’s coffin processed through Windsor Castle on Monday.

To learn more about Queen Emma’s Summer Palace, which still remains and is one of royal palaces in Hawaiʻi and all of the US, visit KHON2 News to watch the latest episode of Aloha Authentic.

Emma, whose full name is Carltonlima Emma, stood in the gap between hundreds of thousands of floral tributes with the Queen’s trusted stud groom and manager at Windsor Castle, Terry Pendry ...

During Queen Emma s sojourn on Kauai during December 1870 through April 1871, she resided at Mauna Kilohana, which was located within the 4,200-acre ahupuaa of Lawai deeded to her by her aunt Hikoni.

The Queen's stud groom Terry Pendry who stood with Emma in the Castle grounds as the Queen's coffin made its way up the Long Walk at Windsor, said of learning of the award: "Her Majesty adored Emma.

The Queen rode Emma, whose full name is Carltonlima Emma, in Windsor Great Park for 15 years. Their final ride together took place in July - just two months before the monarch passed away.