Indiára

Indiára is a sovereign republic on the western seaboard of the fictional continent of Nereida. It stretches from the coastal lowlands to inland hills. The capital is Solara, and the population is about 5.6 million. The official language is Indiáran; Portunese is widely used as a lingua franca.

Geography ranges from tropical coastal plains to inland highlands. The Ardent Gulf lies to the west, while the eastern highlands rise into the Keshan range. The climate is subtropical with a monsoon season, supporting diverse ecosystems and agriculture.

Indiára formed from three medieval polities—Xandar, Miren, and Kethar—that united in the early modern period. It gained independence after a peaceful referendum in 1849 and adopted a constitutional framework with a bicameral legislature. Since then, modernization has progressed with mixed outcomes.

It is a constitutional republic with a semi-presidential system. The president is head of state, and a prime minister leads government policy. The National Assembly and a Consultative Council form the legislature. The country is divided into twelve provinces with limited autonomy.

The economy is diverse: agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Exports include coffee, spices, and textiles. Hydropower and small industry sustain energy needs, while tourism—especially ecotourism and cultural heritage—supports regional development.

Indiárans are culturally diverse, with multiple communities and religious traditions. Education levels have risen, and urban centers host universities and arts venues. National festivals celebrate harvests, language, and regional histories.

Key transport hubs include Solara International Airport and the Port of Maris. A light rail system links major cities; rural areas rely on roads and ferries. Notable sites include colonial architecture, temples, and protected natural areas.