Bùní / Pu-ni
The source describes a single origin: the Manchu Buni lineage is said to derive from the Buni division of the Mohe during the Tang period, adopting a surname through sinicization of a tribal name; it also says the group traditionally lived in Fonehe village and Nimacha.
The page lists two hall names, Andong Hall and Aodong Hall. Andong Hall is also called Yanji Hall or Yanbian Hall, while Aodong Hall is also called Dunhua Hall, Bohai Hall, or Old-State Hall; the page describes them as halls established from the commandery affiliation.
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