Koysania

Koysania is a fictional country and cultural region created for speculative fiction and worldbuilding. It is depicted as a temperate land on a continental setting with a mix of coastal plains, forested highlands, and river valleys. The name Koysania is derived from the in-world Koy language, with elements meaning “new land.”

Historically, Koysania is said to have been inhabited by the Koyyn tribes. It emerged as a political entity in the 19th century after the Constitutional Accord and experienced modernization in the late 1800s. In the mid-20th century it joined a regional federation that consolidated several neighboring communities, shaping its contemporary political landscape.

Koysania operates as a parliamentary republic. The president serves as head of state and the prime minister as head of government. Legislation is produced by a bicameral parliament, and the judiciary is formally independent. The country maintains a tradition of local councils and regional administrations that interact with the national government.

Geographically, the country is marked by the Koy River system, oak forests, and a rugged western coast. The economy is diversified, combining agriculture (grain and dairy), forestry, light manufacturing, and services. Tourism centers on national parks, historic towns, and coastal resorts, contributing to regional employment and cultural exchange.

The official language is Koy; minority languages include Seran and Dulic in various communities. Population is estimated at roughly five million, with urbanization concentrated in the western plains. Cultural life emphasizes folk music, craftsmanship, and seasonal festivals that celebrate agricultural cycles and maritime heritage.