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Cupul or
Kupul (Maya:
Kupul, 'toponímico; adjective') was the name of a Maya
chiefdom at time of the
Spanish conquest of Yucatán.
Cupul was one of the...
- قربان qurbān
sacrifice Kuppiya' male head
covering كوفيّة kūffiyah
kefiyyeh Kupul disbelief كفز kufr
disbelief Lidjiki'
blessing رزق rizq
sustenance Maana...
- officers, and priests, of the (recently defeated) pre-Columbian
province of
Kupul began organising a
coalition force for a
swift military strike on Mérida...
- pluck' → gopot́ 'the petiole', kuli 'to ask' →
kupuli 'to ask each other',
kupul 'a relative', hon 'a child' →
hopon 'descendants', seet́ 'son' → sepeet́...
- and was one of the
founding members of the
National Party. 3.
James Kuru
Kupul (Upper Jimi) (1982–1992) - Did not hold any
ministerial portfolio 4. Kimb...
- 593
Invalid votes 189 Jimi Open
Thomas Kavali 5,724
Elected James Kuru
Kupul 5,160
Invalid votes 47
Kabwum Open
Buaki Singeri 3,392 4,503
Elected Franzing...
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Peter Kuman Kundiawa Open
Chimbu Tani
Kungo Kabwum Open
Morobe James Kuru
Kupul Jimi Open
Western Highlands Parua Kuri Dei Open
Western Highlands Galeva...
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Melanesian Alliance Party South Bougainville Open
Bougainville James Kuru
Kupul People's
Democratic Movement Jimi Open
Western Highlands Galeva Kwarara...
- have
involved engagements with the
military or
militia of the
Sotuta and
Kupul Provinces (Chamberlain 1948, p. 58). A
small contingent of
twenty men sta****...
