Evropo

Evropo is a fictional continent used in worldbuilding and speculative fiction. It appears as a culturally and geographically diverse landmass in a variety of settings, often serving as an analogue to Europe within an imagined world. Because Evropo features in multiple works with differing details, the term does not denote a single, canonical geography or history; instead it functions as a flexible framework for storytelling and world creation.

Geographically, Evropo is typically depicted as a large landmass with a mix of coastal plains, central plateaus, and mountain ranges. Its coastlines are jagged and heavily indented, hosting numerous ports and trade networks. Inland regions include river basins and wooded uplands, with climate ranging from temperate to Mediterranean in many depictions.

Histories of Evropo in fiction often trace from ancient city-states and merchant leagues to later nation-states and modern unions. Political arrangements vary by author, from parliamentary republics and constitutional monarchies to federations, confederations, or city-state networks. In some works, a supranational body or treaty system mediates cross-border affairs, trade, and security.

Economies tend toward diversified sectors, including manufacturing, finance, agriculture, and services, with regional specializations. Cultural life emphasizes philosophy, science, literature, and the arts, with languages and traditions reflecting the continent’s diversity. In many stories, Evropo serves as a stage for cross-cultural exchange, migration, and political evolution, mirroring debates found in real-world continental contexts.