Puan people - Revision history

CMCollective at 06:59, 6 May 2025

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	*[[Peaches]] - General Secretary of [[Pua]]		*[[Peaches]] - General Secretary of [[Pua]]
	*[[Skrungk]] - Pontifex of [[Tauranga Puawai]]		*[[Skrungk]] - Pontifex of [[Tauranga Puawai]]
			*[[Lux Moniridia]] - Gepach of the former [[City State of Amuj]], Duchess of [[Bootland]], and most notable member of the Puan diaspora

Peaches at 02:15, 25 February 2025

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the [[Languages of Pua\|Puan languages]] including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[~~East Pua]], [[West~~ Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the [[Languages of Pua\|Puan languages]] including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two former signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.


	=== List of Notable Puans ===		=== List of Notable Puans ===
	*[[Peaches]] General Secretary of [[~~East~~ Pua]]		*[[Peaches]] - General Secretary of [[Pua]]
	*[[Skrungk]] Pontifex of [[~~West Pua~~]]		*[[Skrungk]] - Pontifex of [[Tauranga Puawai]]

Peaches: link update

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link update

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the [[~~Language in~~ Pua\|Puan languages]] including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the [[Languages of Pua\|Puan languages]] including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.

Peaches: lang in pu

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lang in pu

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan ~~language~~ including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the [[Language in Pua\|Puan languages]] including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.

Sheikah: Sheikah moved page Puan to Puan people

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Sheikah moved page Puan to Puan people

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Peaches:

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br><br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.

Peaches: List of notable Puans

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List of notable Puans

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 '''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>
 Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.
 [[Category:Pua]]

Peaches: Category:Pua

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Category:Pua

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.
			[[Category:Pua]]

Peaches: Pua (region) re-link

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Pua (region) re-link

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua (region)\|Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.

CMCollective at 05:59, 23 August 2024

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	'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>		'''Puans''' are natives or inhabitants of [[Pua]], or sometimes more broadly any people who are of Puan descent or native speakers of the Puan language including the Puan diaspora. The term applies to natives or inhabitants of [[East Pua]], [[West Pua]] as well as [[Pihi]] which has a substantial ethnic Puan population.<br>
	Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym is is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.		Punese was thought to be an exonym, rather it references the [[Puna Iti]] sea separating the two signatories of the [[Transpunese Economic Union]]. When used as an exonym it is considered to be pejorative by most Puans.