Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Makemake" in English language version.
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Objects, including dwarf planets, far beyond the orbit of Neptune are expected to be given the name of a deity or figure related to creation; for example Makemake, the Polynesian creator of humanity and god of fertility..."
"Objects sufficiently outside Neptune's orbit that orbital stability is reasonably assured for a substantial fraction of the lifetime of the solar system (so called Cubewanos or "classical" TNOs) are given mythological names associated with creation.
22 trans-Neptunian objects brighter than H = 3.8(smaller values of H are brighter)
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: ref duplicates default (link)Objects, including dwarf planets, far beyond the orbit of Neptune are expected to be given the name of a deity or figure related to creation; for example Makemake, the Polynesian creator of humanity and god of fertility..."
"Objects sufficiently outside Neptune's orbit that orbital stability is reasonably assured for a substantial fraction of the lifetime of the solar system (so called Cubewanos or "classical" TNOs) are given mythological names associated with creation.
22 trans-Neptunian objects brighter than H = 3.8(smaller values of H are brighter)