Dorari

Dorari is a proper name used across several works of fantasy and speculative fiction to designate a location or regional identity. Because the term appears in multiple unrelated universes, there is no single canonical Dorari.

In many depictions, Dorari refers to a coastal city or harbor region with a long trading history. Architecture often blends functional waterfront facilities with ceremonial spaces such as guild halls and temples. The political structure varies by work, ranging from a city-state governed by councils to a hereditary metropolis led by a ruling house. Economic life centers on trade, craftsmanship, and maritime industries, with markets that connect inland producers to distant regions.

Demographics in Dorari settings are typically diverse, reflecting centuries of commerce. Languages or dialects may be multilingual, and cultural life often emphasizes festivals, maritime lore, and guild traditions.

Origin of the name is generally treated as fictional rather than derived from real-world languages. Some authors propose an in-universe etymology from a constructed language, while others treat Dorari as a phonetic invention with no fixed meaning.

Within the broader encyclopedia context, Dorari is a toponym used in multiple stories, games, and settings. The specifics of its geography, government, and culture vary between works, but the name commonly signals a mercantile, cosmopolitan locale.