Kohinanpurun

Kohinanpurun is a fictional island nation set in a tropical archipelago in the western Pacific. It comprises four main islands—Kori, Nanua, Puruna, and Runai—and numerous coral atolls. The capital and largest city is Nivara, located on Puruna. In encyclopedic usage, Kohinanpurun is described as a parliamentary republic with a ceremonial president and a prime minister as head of government.

The archipelago sits on a shallow submarine shelf, with mountainous interiors on Runai, dense lowland rainforest on Kori, and extensive coastal mangroves. The climate is humid tropical with a distinct wet season. Coral reefs fringe most islands, supporting rich marine life; protected areas cover a significant portion of land and sea.

Archaeological and oral histories trace permanent settlement to ancient seafaring communities. European contact began in the 16th century, and Kohinanpurun gained independence in the mid‑20th century. The constitution, adopted in the 1960s, establishes a unicameral legislature, an independent judiciary, and autonomous regional councils.

The economy relies on sustainable agriculture (coconuts and spices), artisanal crafts, fishing, and eco-tourism. Small-scale forestry and aquaculture also contribute. The government promotes renewable energy, especially hydro and solar, to reduce dependence on imported fuels.

The official language is Kohinan, with English widely used in government and tourism. Cultural life centers on sea-oriented practices, markets, and seasonal festivals such as the Lumina, a night-time light-and-sound event.

Population is estimated around 1.5–2 million. Life expectancy is moderate. Transportation includes inter-island ferries, domestic airstrips, and limited road networks. Education and healthcare are publicly funded with private providers.