Farvoa

Farvoa is a fictional country commonly used in world-building and speculative fiction. It is described as a constitutional republic located in a temperate zone on a continental landmass with coastlines and an interior highland. The territory covers about 65,000 square kilometers and is home to roughly 2.3 million people. Its geography includes temperate forests, rolling hills, and a central plateau, with a maritime climate along the coast.

Farvoa's government operates as a constitutional republic. The president serves as head of state, while a prime minister acts as head of government. Legislature is bicameral, consisting of a Senate and a Chamber of Deputies, and the judiciary is independent. Civil liberties are enshrined in a basic rights charter. The political system emphasizes pluralism, regular elections, and rule of law.

Historically, Farvoa emerged from medieval coastal city-states that united in the 15th century into a loose federation. A centralized constitution was adopted in 1872, and the country gained formal independence from the Archonate Empire in 1910, with full international recognition by 1912. Since the mid-20th century it has pursued market-oriented reform while maintaining social welfare programs.

The economy combines a mixed sector approach: agriculture, forestry, light manufacturing, services, and growing information technology. The currency is the Farvoan sol. Major exports include timber products, machinery, and agriproducts; tourism and digital services are important domestic drivers.

Demographically, Farvoa is diverse, with the official language Farvoan and minority communities speaking English and Varish. The nation supports universal education and healthcare, and maintains cultural festivals, museums, and a vibrant culinary scene.

Notable features include Natura National Park, Lake Solace, and the port city of Port Solace.