Pyuwa - Revision history

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	{{Note\|Not to be confused with [[Pua]].}}		{{Note\|Not to be confused with [[Pua]].}}
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	\|name=Grand Duchy of Pyuwa <br> وێلەک وۆيؤدەن فیوەي <br> ''Wēlika Wōjodina Fīwija''		\|name=Grand Duchy of Pyuwa <br> <span style="font-weight:500;"> ''وێلەک وۆيؤدەن فیوەي'' <br> ''Wēlika Wōjodina Fīwija'' </span>
	\|flag=Kyawcenni-Pua-flag.png		\|flag=Kyawcenni-Pua-flag.png
	\|flag-label=[[Flag of Kyaw Cen#Subnational flags\|'''Flag''']]		\|flag-label=[[Flag of Kyaw Cen#Subnational flags\|'''Flag''']]

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	This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.		This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.

	The ''Territory of Kyawcenni Pua'' officially changed its name to the ''Grand ~~Dutchy~~ of Pyuwa'' on 29 May 2025, when it gained more autonomy by becoming an associated state of the Kingdom of Kyaw Cen.		The ''Territory of Kyawcenni Pua'' officially changed its name to the ''Grand Duchy of Pyuwa'' on 29 May 2025, when it gained more autonomy by becoming an associated state of the Kingdom of Kyaw Cen.

	Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''[[Pyuwan]]'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.		Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''[[Pyuwan]]'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.

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	\|ruler-title=Grand duke		\|ruler-title=Grand duke
	\|languages=[[Pyuwan language\|Pyuwan]], unofficially [[English]]		\|languages=[[Pyuwan language\|Pyuwan]], unofficially [[English]]
	\|two-digit-code=KC-KP		\|two-digit-code=KC-PW
	\|three-digit-code=		\|three-digit-code=
	\|religions=[[Cornflorism]]		\|religions=[[Cornflorism]]

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	\|banner=Kyawcenni-pua-banner.png		\|banner=Kyawcenni-pua-banner.png
	\|banner-label=[[Flag of Kyaw Cen#Subnational banners\|'''Banner''']]		\|banner-label=[[Flag of Kyaw Cen#Subnational banners\|'''Banner''']]
	\|map=~~Scarecrow~~-~~harbour-partition~~-map.png		\|map=Pyuwa-locator-map.png
	\|map-label=~~Map~~ of ~~Pua Minor~~		\|map-label=Location of Pyuwa (red) in the Kyawcenni Realm (white)
	\|capital=[[Fotōṡnisa]]		\|capital=[[Fotōṡnisa]]
	\|demonym=Pyuwan		\|demonym=Pyuwan

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	That distinction also began to emerge in Kyawcenni, which now uses the newly loaned word ''Pôwa'' for the country of Pua, while still using the word ''Pyuwa''.		That distinction also began to emerge in Kyawcenni, which now uses the newly loaned word ''Pôwa'' for the country of Pua, while still using the word ''Pyuwa''.
	This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.		This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.

			The ''Territory of Kyawcenni Pua'' officially changed its name to the ''Grand Dutchy of Pyuwa'' on 29 May 2025, when it gained more autonomy by becoming an associated state of the Kingdom of Kyaw Cen.

	Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''[[Pyuwan]]'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.		Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''[[Pyuwan]]'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.

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	== Name ==		== Name ==
	The name ''Pua'' is the Toki Pua word for ''flower''. Toki Pua is one of the languages historically spoken in what is today the country of Pua, alongside the Puan language in its western part and in Pua Minor.		The name ''Pua'' is the [[Toki Pua]] word for ''flower''. Toki Pua is one of the languages that were historically spoken in what is today the country of [[Pua]], alongside the [[Puan language]] in its western part and in Pua Minor.

	Both Toki Pua and the Puan language called this region ''Pua''. This name was then borrowed into Kyawcenni as ''Pyuwa''.		Both Toki Pua and the Puan language called this region ''Pua''. This name was then borrowed into [[Kyawcenni]] as ''Pyuwa''.
	Then, the Puan language began to decline in the territory of modern Pua, until it was mostly spoken in Pua Minor.		Then, the Puan language began to decline in the territory of modern Pua, until it was mostly spoken in [[Pua Minor]].
	At this point in time, the Puan language had undergone a lot of sound shifts, so they now called Pua ''Fūwa''.		At this point in time, the Puan language had undergone a lot of sound shifts, so they now called Pua ''Fūwa''.

	When Kyaw Cen colonized a part of Pua Minor, they called it ''Pyuwa Kyawcenne'', which can be translated as ''Kyawcenni Pua''.		When [[Kyaw Cen]] colonized a part of Pua Minor, they called it ''Pyuwa Kyawcenne'', which can be translated as ''Kyawcenni Pua''.
	The Puan language spoken in Kyawcenni Pua had then loaned the name ''Pyuwa'' into their language as ''Fīwija'', which became a word exclusively used for that territory. (Yes, ''Fīwija'' is a close approximation to ''Pyuwa'' with the country ending ''-ija'') Now the Puan language distinguished between Pua (Fūwa) and Kyawcenni Pua (Fīwija).		The Puan language spoken in Kyawcenni Pua had then loaned the name ''Pyuwa'' into their language as ''Fīwija'', which became a word exclusively used for that territory. (Yes, ''Fīwija'' is a close approximation to ''Pyuwa'' with the country ending ''-ija'') Now the Puan language distinguished between Pua (Fūwa) and Kyawcenni Pua (Fīwija).

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	This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.		This distinction was then adopted by the English language as well, which now distinguishes between the larger country of ''Pua'' and the smaller Kyawcenni associated state of ''Pyuwa''.

	Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''Pyuwan'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.		Nowadays, the Puan language is almost exclusively spoken in ''Pyuwa'', and not in ''Pua'' anymore, so the name of the language began to change from ''Puan'' (Fūca jēziq) to the more fitting term ''[[Pyuwan]]'' (''Fīca jēziq''), which is less associated with the country of Pua.

	'''''Kyawcenni Pua'' in other languages:'''		'''''Kyawcenni Pua'' in other languages:'''

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-Pyuwa is a loan from and old Kyawcenni word for [[Pua (region)|Pua]] that was ''likely'' loaned from old [[Puan]] and is a cognate to the word ''Pua''. Kyawcenni Pua was named after the [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]] + [[Pua (region)|Pua]].<br><br>
+The name ''Pua'' is the Toki Pua word for ''flower''. Toki Pua is one of the languages historically spoken in what is today the country of Pua, alongside the Puan language in its western part and in Pua Minor.
 '''''Kyawcenni Pua'' in other languages:'''
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	{{Trans\|		{{Trans\|
	{{Trans/item\|German\|''Territorium Kiauzennisch-Pua''}}		{{Trans/item\|German\|''Territorium Kiauzennisch-Pua''}}
			{{trans/item\|Kilvanan\|Puwana Cawceŋtanaƕat {{ipa\|/puwana t͡sawt͡seŋtanaɸat/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Gristô Pyuwane Kyawcenne''}}		{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Gristô Pyuwane Kyawcenne''}}
	{{Trans/item\|Śácamþaśá\|{{Script\|script=thl\|t=apu NSITwqA}} Caucśeń Puá {{ipa\|/'cɐ̹u̯cɕɪɲ pɯɑ̯/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Śácamþaśá\|{{Script\|script=thl\|t=apu NSITwqA}} Caucśeń Puá {{ipa\|/'cɐ̹u̯cɕɪɲ pɯɑ̯/}}}}

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	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==

			[[Category:Kyaw Cen]]
	[[Category: Pages with translation sections]]		[[Category: Pages with translation sections]]

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	'''Pyuwa''' {{IPA\|/ˈpju.(w)a/}} ([[Puan language\|Pyuwan]]: وێلەک وۆيؤدەن فیوەي ''Wēlika Wōjodina Fīwija''), formerly '''Kyawcenni Pua''' ([[Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni]]: ''Pyuwa Kyawcenne'' {{IPA\|pjy.wə tɕaw.tsɛn.nɛ}}, [[Puan language\|Pyuwan]]: وزئمًليً کِيَفسِنتِ فیوِيً ''Ozēmelje Kijafsence Fīwije''), is a former [[Murbetia\|Murbetian]] territory in [[Pua Minor]]. It was annexed by the [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]] as a federal unorganized territory (what today is an ''associated state'') following the [[dissolution of Murbetia\|dissolution]] and [[Scramble for Murbetia]] on 22 August 2024. It is located on the western shore of the [[Antsunmwasha River]] and borders [[Pòjaj]] to the south and [[Coldba (Cuba)]] to the west.		'''Pyuwa''' {{IPA\|/ˈpju.(w)a/}} ([[Puan language\|Pyuwan]]: وێلەک وۆيؤدەن فیوەي ''Wēlika Wōjodina Fīwija''), formerly '''Kyawcenni Pua''' ([[Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni]]: ''Pyuwa Kyawcenne'' {{IPA\|/pjy.wə tɕaw.tsɛn.nɛ/}}, [[Puan language\|Pyuwan]]: وزئمًليً کِيَفسِنتِ فیوِيً ''Ozēmelje Kijafsence Fīwije''), is a former [[Murbetia\|Murbetian]] territory in [[Pua Minor]]. It was annexed by the [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]] as a federal unorganized territory (what today is an ''associated state'') following the [[dissolution of Murbetia\|dissolution]] and [[Scramble for Murbetia]] on 22 August 2024. It is located on the western shore of the [[Antsunmwasha River]] and borders [[Pòjaj]] to the south and [[Coldba (Cuba)]] to the west.

	Pyuwa is often criticized for its [[Universal rights in Pyuwa\|abuses of universal rights]], citing reports of government critics being imprisoned and tortured, families harassed by the state, and cases of forced disappearances. Individual rights such as the freedoms of movement and speech are severely repressed and discrimination based on species or fur color is not uncommon.		Pyuwa is often criticized for its [[Universal rights in Pyuwa\|abuses of universal rights]], citing reports of government critics being imprisoned and tortured, families harassed by the state, and cases of forced disappearances. Individual rights such as the freedoms of movement and speech are severely repressed and discrimination based on species or fur color is not uncommon.

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	{{Trans\|		{{Trans\|
	{{Trans/item\|German\|''Territorium Kiauzennisch-Pua''}}		{{Trans/item\|German\|''Territorium Kiauzennisch-Pua''}}
			{{trans/item\|Kilvanan\|Puwana Cawceŋtanaƕat {{ipa\|/puwana t͡sawt͡seŋtanaɸat/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Gristô Pyuwane Kyawcenne''}}		{{Trans/item\|Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni\|''Gristô Pyuwane Kyawcenne''}}
	{{Trans/item\|Śácamþaśá\|{{Script\|script=thl\|t=apu NSITwqA}} Caucśeń Puá {{ipa\|/'cɐ̹u̯cɕɪɲ pɯɑ̯/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Śácamþaśá\|{{Script\|script=thl\|t=apu NSITwqA}} Caucśeń Puá {{ipa\|/'cɐ̹u̯cɕɪɲ pɯɑ̯/}}}}