Maitnias

Maitnias is a fictional archipelago nation in the northern seas. Its name comes from the Maitnian language, spoken by the majority of its 2.4 million residents. The country is known for its maritime traditions and democratic institutions.

Geography and climate: 40 inhabited islands and several islets; total land area about 9,200 square kilometers. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild winters and cool summers. The capital is Verin; major ports include Loras and Nire.

Government: a constitutional republic with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The unicameral National Assembly has 120 seats. Elections are held every four years under a proportional representation system.

History: settled by seafaring communities in the early medieval period, Maitnias achieved independence in 1812 after colonial rule ended. It developed into a modern welfare state in the mid-20th century and joined a regional economic bloc in the 1990s.

Economy: diversified economy focusing on fishing, shipbuilding, maritime trade, and tourism. The energy sector emphasizes renewable sources, including offshore wind and tidal power. Maitnias is known for skilled craftsmanship in boatbuilding.

Culture and society: Maitnian is the official language; English is widely taught. The country hosts annual maritime festivals and a vibrant literary scene. Education and healthcare are regulated by universal-access policies.