Juhisel

Juhisel is a fictional village in the eastern Valara region, created for encyclopedic illustration. It lies along the Juu River in a gently rolling agricultural landscape and is described as a small, cohesive community with about 1,300 residents.

Historically, Juhisel is said to have been founded in the 17th century by agrarian families migrating from nearby districts. It developed around farming, a small timber workshop, and river trade, and grew gradually through the 18th and 19th centuries before stabilizing in the late 20th century.

Geographically, the village sits in a shallow valley at roughly 120 meters above sea level, with a network of local roads linking to larger towns. The economy centers on agriculture—primarily potatoes and grain—together with forestry, wood crafts, and modest rural tourism focused on the landscape and traditional crafts.

Demographically, the population is described as predominantly families and older residents, with a mix of farmers, artisans, and service workers. Cultural life centers on seasonal festivals, including a midsummer celebration and a craft market. The local language is a Valaran dialect, contributing to distinctive place names such as Juhisel.

Notable features include Juhisel Manor, an 18th‑century estate, and the adjacent Juhisel Forest Reserve. In governance terms, the village is imagined as part of a larger municipal district in Valara, typically represented by a small council elected by residents.