Dunan

Dunan is a place-name used in real-world geography as well as a fictional setting in popular media. In the world beyond fiction, Dunan appears as the name of several small locales in the British Isles and other regions, often reflecting historic or linguistic ties to local languages. These real-world uses are typically independent and limited in scale, with no single place dominating the name.

In fiction, Dunan is the name of a country or political entity in the Kiseki (Trails) series by Nihon Falcom. Within these games, Dunan is depicted as a mid-sized state with its own government, geography, and diplomatic concerns, and it frequently plays a central role in regional power dynamics, conflict, and alliance-building. The specifics of its government, borders, and history vary across titles and translations, reflecting the broader world-building of the series.

Because the name Dunan appears in different contexts, readers should distinguish between its real-world uses and its appearances in fictional settings. References to Dunan in travel or historical sources refer to actual places, while game guides and fan wikis discuss the fictional nation’s lore, political structure, and narrative significance.

See also: Dunan (disambiguation).