Harbina

Harbina is a fictional location that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a city situated in the country of the Commonwealth, a significant region within the world of Temerant. Harbina is known for its vibrant culture and its strategic position as a hub for trade and commerce. The city is described as being built around a large river, which facilitates its economic importance.

In the narrative, Harbina serves as a backdrop for key events in the protagonist Kvothe's journey. It is a place where he spends time and encounters various characters who influence his development. The city's atmosphere is often depicted as lively and bustling, with markets, inns, and diverse populations contributing to its dynamic character. The descriptions of Harbina paint a picture of a well-established urban center with a rich history and a significant role in the political and economic landscape of the Commonwealth. While not the primary focus of the story, Harbina provides a tangible and engaging setting that adds depth to the world-building of "The Name of the Wind."