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Manu
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(Redirected from Svayambhuva Manu)
Manu may refer to:
In geography:
- Manu, a town in Sokoto State, Nigeria
- Manu, province in the Madre de Dios region of Peru
- Manu National Park
- Manu River
- Manu River, river originating in India and flowing into Bangladesh
In acting:
- Manu, member of the cast of a controversial film released in 2000 called Baise-moi
- Manu Intiraymi, American television and theatre actor best known as Icheb on the television series Star Trek: Voyager
- Manu Narayan, Lead actor in Broadway's Bombay Dreams and lead singer of band darunam
In sports:
- Manu (footballer), a Portuguese professional footballer who is currently signed to Benfica loaned to AEK Athens FC
- Manu Ginobili, Argentine NBA basketball player
- Manu Samoa, the national rugby union team of Samoa
- ManU, abbreviation often used for Manchester United, English football team
In Hinduism:
- Manu (Hinduism), the progenitor of mankind in Hindu mythology
- King Manu, a legendary Chola king
- Manu Smriti, important work of Hindu law and ancient Indian society
In other fields:
- Manu, genus of prehistoric birds accepted as ancestors of the albatross
- Manu Herbstein, the South African author of Ama, a Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade
- Manu Chao, the French singer and musician
- Manu Tenorio, a highly popular Spanish artist and finalist on the hit show Operación Triunfo
- Manu was an animated TV series.
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