Bukuria

Bukuria is a fictional sovereign state used in world-building and narrative contexts. In its internal lore, it is a parliamentary republic situated on the southern coast of the fictional continent of Nyara, bordered by the Cerulean Sea to the west and the Zarin Highlands to the east. The capital and largest city is Luma, and the state is described as multiethnic with a long tradition of civic participation.

Geographically, Bukuria comprises coastal plains, river valleys, and foothill regions. The climate ranges from tropical to subtropical, with a pronounced dry season. The Nal River traverses the interior and supports agriculture and small-scale hydroelectric projects, while the western coast hosts a network of ports.

Historically, Bukuria's communities formed around river valleys and trading towns. In its fictional history, it achieved constitutional independence in the late 19th to early 20th century and adopted a comprehensive constitution in 1998. The government is a bicameral parliament with a Prime Minister as head of government and a President as head of state.

Economy and infrastructure: Bukuria has a mixed economy with agriculture (rice, cassava, cocoa) as a base, supplemented by light manufacturing and services. Tourism emphasizes coastal scenery, cultural heritage, and river landscapes. The country maintains a national road network, a central rail line, and active port facilities.

Society: The official language is Bukuri, with minority languages taught in schools. Religions and customs are diverse, with festivals celebrating harvest, rivers, and community cooperation. Education is prioritized, with several universities and vocational institutes. National identity centers on civic participation and regional cultural exchange.