- importance. The
Pohnpeians or
Ponapeans are the
indigenous people of Pohnpei. They
number around 28,000. They
speak the
Pohnpeian language.
Pohnpeian historic...
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taxed Pohnpeians ruthlessly, and
according to legend, the
Saudeleur known as Raipwenlake,
purportedly used
magic to
locate the
fattest Pohnpeians and eat...
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onerous demands, as well as a re****tion for
offending Pohnpeian deities,
sowed resentment among Pohnpeians. The
Saudeleur Dynasty ended with the
invasion of...
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Pohnpeian is a
Micronesian language spoken as the
indigenous language of the
island of
Pohnpei in the
Caroline Islands.
Pohnpeian has
approximately 30...
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Napoleon fish, so mei 蘇眉 (Cantonese),
mameng (Filipino), and
merer in the
Pohnpeian language of the
Caroline Islands. The
humphead wr****e is the
largest extant...
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Australian captain C. H. Hart's ship
Lambton and
Pohnpeian warriors. Some of the
Europeans and
Pohnpeians settled and repo****ted the island,
taking the...
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water must be
collected and food
grown inland.
During Saudeleur rule,
Pohnpeians brought essential food and
water by boat. The
Saudeleur received food...
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Kosraeans (Kosrae),
Marshallese (Marshall Islands),
Palauans (Palau),
Pohnpeians (Pohnpei), and
Yapese (Yap).
Polynesians include the New
Zealand Māori...
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onerous demands, as well as a re****tion for
offending Pohnpeian deities,
sowed resentment among Pohnpeians. The
Saudeleur Dynasty ended with the
invasion of...
-
onerous demands,
along with
their offenses against Pohnpeian deities,
sowed resentment among Pohnpeians.
Legend has it that the
Saudeleur dynasty ended when...
