Purépechalar

Purépecha (Batı Purépecha dili: P'urhepecha [pʰuˈɽepet͡ʃa]), Meksika'nın Michoacán eyaletinin kuzeybatı bölgesinde, çoğunlukla Cherán ve Pátzcuaro şehirlerinin çevresinde yaşayan bir grup yerli halktır. 2022 nüfus sayımına göre nüfusları 544,010'dur.,^[1]

Kaynakça

^ "Purépecha" (PDF). January 2022.

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Dış bağlantılar

[1] "Purépecha" (PDF). January 2022.

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