Medeljord

Medeljord is a fictional place, most notably appearing in the works of Swedish author Astrid Lindgren. It is the rural setting for the story "The Children of Noisy Village" (original Swedish title: "Barnen på Bråkmakargatan"). Medeljord is depicted as a small, idyllic village in the Swedish countryside, characterized by its peaceful atmosphere and close-knit community.

The village is home to a group of children who are the central figures in the novel. Their daily lives, adventures, and friendships are the focus of the narrative, highlighting the simple joys and challenges of childhood in a rural environment. Medeljord is described with traditional Swedish rural elements, including farms, fields, and a sense of timelessness. It serves as a backdrop that emphasizes the innocence and imagination of childhood. The name "Medeljord" itself suggests a central or middle land, reinforcing its role as a typical, archetypal Swedish rural setting. The enduring popularity of Lindgren's stories has made Medeljord a familiar concept for readers who have experienced the warmth and nostalgia associated with the village.