Wallmapu is the word in the Mapuche language to say "Universe" [1] or "set of surrounding lands", currently used by some historians to describe the historical territory inhabited by the Mapuche people of southern South America. [2]

Wallmapu is the mapudungun (Mapuche language) name for the ancestral territory of the Mapuche people and nation, located in southern Chile and Argentina. Unlike many other indigenous peoples of the Americas, the Mapuche were never defeated by the Spanish Empire.

Wallmapu is the Mapudungun name for the ancestral territory of the Mapuche people-nation, located in southern Chile and Argentina. Unlike the rest of the indigenous peoples of America, the Mapuche were never defeated by the Spanish Empire.

The Mapuche territory (Wallmapu) meaning 'all lands' was similarly divided into four primary regions known as: Puelmapu (land of the east), Pikunmapu (land of the north), Lafquenmapu (land of the Pacific coastal region in the west) and Huillimapu (land of the south); within this regional system Mapuche communities or (Lof) are further ...

2020年9月24日 · The Mapuche are the most numerous indigenous peoples in South America and have ancestrally inhabited a territory denominated Wallmapu. This study undertook a comprehensive revision and meta-analysis of the scientific literature related …

2021年5月21日 · In response to these conditions, one of the Mapuche movements that originated in the 1990s was Aukin Ngulam Wallmapu, or “Council of All Lands.” The movement promotes an ideological discourse based on self-determination, demanding of the state an agenda that includes a Mapuche flag, a passport and identity card specific to Mapuche People ...

“瓦尔马普”指的是马普切民族的祖先居住的土地。 “Wallmapu”是马普切语词汇，“wall”在马普切语中意为“周围的”或“环绕的”，“mapu”意为“土地”或“领土”。 顾名思义，该词意为“周围的土地”。

The Patagonia region is particularly important to the Mapuche people, as it constitutes an essential part of their ancestral territory, known as Wallmapu, a term the Mapuche use to refer to parts of southern Chile (Gulumapu) and Argentina (Puelmapu).

For Mapuche community members and their allies, Marileo is yet another casualty of settler colonialism in Mapuche lands, or Wallmapu. Mapuche historian Claudio Alvarado Lincopi notes that it is emblematic of the Chilean state’s approach to Mapuche communities that the school where Marileo studied at the time of his first arrest has now been ...

Wallmapu en una traducción literal en castellano significa “todo el territorio” o “el rededor de todo el territorio”. Desde una perspectiva mapuche, Wallmapu describe, según Armando Marileo (1995), la circunferencia que dibuja la trayectoria del sol este-oeste, demarcando el territorio del pueblo mapuche.