Eitoivottuan
Eitoivottuan is a fictional archipelago and city-state described in speculative fiction to explore maritime culture and political organization. In the imagined world, it lies in the northern waters off the continent of Valara, consisting of five principal islands and numerous islets, with a total land area of about 200 square kilometers. The archipelago features rugged coastlines, sheltered bays, and a network of creeks used for fishing and transport.
The name is said to derive from ancient terms meaning wind and harbor, reflecting its seafaring heritage
Historically, Eitoivottuan developed from coastal fishing communities and trading posts. It was initially governed by ad
The population is about 125,000. The native ethnolinguistic group, the Eitoivottuan, speaks Eitoivot, an independent language
The economy centers on sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, shipyard crafts, timber, and maritime tourism. The port of
The archipelago is known for knot-weaving, woodcarving, and a Harbor Festival held each spring. Local cuisine
Governance is by a constitutional council with a chief executive; a ceremonial monarch serves as a symbolic