Naravia

Naravia is a fictional sovereign state located on the Naravian Peninsula in the temperate northern hemisphere. It has a coastline along the Sea of Solara and shares a land border with Lythria to the east. The terrain includes coastal plains, river valleys, and a northern mountain range. The capital is Naragrad, with Solhaven and Eastgate among its major cities. Official language is Naravian, with minority languages such as Lyrish and Solari spoken in various communities.

The modern Naravian state formed in the 19th century through regional unification and modernization, achieving formal independence in the late 19th century and establishing a constitutional framework in the early 20th century. Since the mid-20th century it has operated as a parliamentary republic with periodic reforms and a stable political tradition.

Naravia's government is a constitutional parliamentary republic. The president serves as a largely ceremonial head of state, while the prime minister is the head of government and leads the cabinet. The bicameral Parliament comprises an upper and a lower house, elected by proportional representation. The judiciary is independent and administers a system of civil and administrative courts with constitutional oversight.

The economy is diversified, anchored in services, manufacturing, and agriculture. Key exports include electronics, machinery, and agricultural products. The Naravian krone (NRK) is the currency. Population is around six million; per the constitution, Naravian is the official language, with Lyrish and Solari recognized as minority languages. Literacy and life expectancy are high, reflecting a strong public education system.

Culture features literature, music, and maritime-influenced cuisine. Infrastructure includes universal healthcare, a robust education system, and a modern transport network with rail, road, and port facilities. Higher education is supported by institutions such as the Naravian National University.