Republic of Peru

República de Perú

Piruw Ripuwlika

Piruwxa Ripuwlika

Peru, known in Quechua and Aymara as Piruw or by his human name Luis Xavier Belmonte de Abarca, is a very proud but equally sensitive individual.

Peru is very proud of himself and his people, and takes great pride in his history. He tries to learn as much as he can about the personifications that came before him because he wants to learn from them, but also improve from their mistakes. Peru does not want to make mistakes that will harm his people, and civil war and military government have led to him thinking that he must be the best, or he will be replaced.

Peru is very sensitive as well. Since he cares deeply for his people, he is very sensitive to their wants, and when things get bad. Since he tries to be in tune with them, he is often the first to join them when things are needed, and when he is harshly criticized by them, it hurts him deeply, as he is trying his best for them.

Peru is an outdoorsman, hiking in the mountains and always going off to explore different national parks and outdoor sites. He likes the outdoors, as he feels at peace there, and it is a chance to get away from the pressures of his life.

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Cuir (English Translation/Meaning: Queer)
Pronouns: he/him

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Languages Spoken: Spanish (Official), Quechua (Official), Aymara (Official), Jaqaru (Official), Kawki (Official), Asháninka (Official), Aguaruna (Official), Kulina (Official), Resígaro (Official), Yine (Official), Ashánica (Official), Axininca (Official), Caquinte (Official), Machiguenga (Official), Yanesha (Official), Bora (Official), Muinane (Official), Ocaina (Official), Coixama (Official), Meneca (Official), Murui (Official), Nonuya (Official), Nüpode witoto (Official), Jébero (Official), Candoshi (Official), Amarakaeri (Official), Huachipaeri (Official), Hibito (Official), Cholón (Official), Aguaruna (Official), Achuar (Official), Huambisa (Official), Amahuaca (Official), Cashinahua (Official), Sharanahua (Official), Yaminawa (Official), Capanahua (Official), Isconahua (Official), Marubo (Official), Shipibo (Official), Cashibo (Official), Mayo-Pisabo (Official), Mayoruna (Official), Nahua (Official), Ese'ejja (Official), Yagua (Official), Orejón (Official), Cocama-cocamilla (Official), Omagua (Official), Iquito (Official), Arabela (Official), Taushiro (Official), Tikuna (Official), Urarina (Official), English, Brazilian Portuguese, and Peruvian Sign Language

Religion: Roman Catholic

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Fun Facts and Additional Information

Physical Description

Peru is five foot eight in height and a physical age of twenty-six. He has black eyes and black hair that is straight and cut short. He has an oval face shape and almond-shaped eyes.

While in country form, his skin is that of his flag, with the red and white traveling down his body. He had red arms, white legs, and a white torso.

In human form, he looks Mestizo, his skin a warm tan, and his largest ethnic groups are Mestizo, Amerindian, and white (minor).

Peru is slim but broad-shouldered.

Animal Features

Peru has the traits of a vicuña with ears and fur patches. He gained these animal traits on February 25, 1825, upon the adoption of his modern flag.

Historical Description

Peru has looked the same for much of his history.

From July 28, 1821 to March 16, 1822, Peru used this flag.

From March 16 to May 31, 1822, Peru had this flag.

From May 31, 1822 to February 25, 1825, Peru used this flag.