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[[Category:The Oan Isles]]
{{Infobox building
| name = Palace of Putangitangi
| architect = Sir Atake Maunganui
| building_type = Royal palace
| client = Government of the Oan Isles
| current_tenants = [[Emperor of Polynesia]]
| floor_count = 3
| cost = 600,000 KRB in 1904 (130 million KRB at 2020 rates)
| owner = Serene Properties Ltd. (Government of the Oan Isles)
| opened_date = 16 July 1905
| completion_date = 5 April 1905
| native_name = Wharenui o te Putangitangi
| stop_date = 23 March 1904
| start_date = 15 August 1891
| groundbreaking_date = 12 January 1891
| address = 1 Putangitangi Place, Putangitangi, Tokapa, 1000
| location = [[Tokapa]], [[The Oan Isles]]
| caption = Northern face of the Central Palace
| image = Palace of Putangitangi.jpeg
| status = Active
| architectural_style = Polynesian style
}}
The '''Palace of Putangitangi''' is the official residence and workplace of the [[Emperor of Polynesia]] and the Royal House of Ahua. It is located in the capital city of [[Tokapa]], Tokamotu, [[The Oan Isles]].
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The Palace was first built as the Caste of Putangitangi in 995 by [[Ahua the Great]]. The Castle was named after the adjoining lake called Lake Putangitangi which was in turn named after the [[Oan language|Oan]] word for a cormorant.
==Uses==
The Palace is used by the
==Location and access==
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