Talking about the brief history of Pupuan Village, we first describe PUPUAN in terms of the origin of the word, namely:

PUPUAN comes from the word Perang Kepuan which means: there was a War for 3 Days 2 Nights The war was only over a piece of wood that did not know which end and which base, to end the War was mediated by a Dukuh The log was sunk in the middle of the lake so that the base of the wood sank the tip looked up. The place of the war is called Pererenan, now called Banjar Perean. The people who are on the border of Pupuan Village with Bangli Regency were assigned by the King of Gianyar to deftly guard the Border, hence becoming PUPUAN.

In accordance with the Location / Plan of Pupuan Village is a rural area then there are also those who mention the name Pupuan Village, this comes from the word PLUPUHAN which means KUBANGAN, seen from the topography it is appropriate that Pupuan Village comes from the word Plupuhan, or in other words Pupuan Village is surrounded by Rivers except from the North.

Pupuan Village which is located in the highlands with an area of 1,161 hectares consisting of 7 Banjar Dinas and 7 Banjar Adat and 7 Traditional Villages led by 7 Bendesa Adat which is an Old Village that still implements a unique way of life and traditional ceremonies for example: every Purnamaning Kapat no later than 5 years at Pura Kahyangan Desa Puseh Desa Adat Timbul conducts a Pujawali Ceremony by performing all Rejang Baris Deha Teruna dances and followed by Piodalan at Nataran Alit Temple with the Plengkungan Tradition. Pelengkungan is a War with Kedukduk Tree Branches that still have leaves as a thank you to Ida Sanghiang Widhi because the Ceremony Journey has run smoothly and is in accordance with our common expectations.

Then what we mentioned above is that there is no written inscription but there is a lot of historical evidence in the form of Antiquities that are stored neatly in Griya Temple, Gunung Sari Temple, Village Temple / Puseh of Timbul Traditional Village.

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