Bragis

Bragis is a fictional coastal city and the capital of Bragi Province in the Brinor Republic. Located along the sheltered Bragi Gulf, it serves as a regional administrative and economic hub. As of 2023, the population is about 180,000, with a historic core adjacent to a modern business district.

Geography and climate: Bragis sits on flat delta plains where the Bragi River flows through the city, feeding a network of canals in older quarters. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild winters and cool summers.

History: Bragis was founded in the 11th century as a trading post and grew during the medieval period. It developed as a major port in the early modern era and underwent significant modernization after the mid-20th century.

Economy: The port and logistics sector dominates Bragis’s economy, complemented by fishing and seafood processing, light manufacturing, and growing services and tourism anchored by the waterfront and historic district.

Governance and demographics: Bragis is governed by a mayor and city council within the Brinor administrative framework. The population includes Bragian and Varian speakers, with immigrant communities contributing to cultural diversity.

Culture and institutions: Bragis hosts Bragi University (founded 1962), regional museums, theaters, and the annual Bragi Festival celebrating maritime heritage. The city features a mix of medieval and modern architecture.

Transportation: The Bragi Port handles cargo and cruise traffic; Bragis International Airport is nearby. Rail and highway connections link the city to the region, and local transit includes buses and trams in the center.