Nixian

Nixian is a term that denotes the people, culture, and language of Nixia, a fictional sovereign state in a northern archipelago. The name also describes the nationality and civic identity of its residents.

Geography and society: Nixia consists of a dozen inhabited islands with rugged coastlines and deep harbors. The capital and largest city is Solmere. The population is around 1.8 million, with most people living in coastal urban centers and towns near fishing grounds.

History: Nixia gained independence in the late 19th century following decolonization, established a constitutional framework in the early 20th century, and has since developed a diversified economy and relatively stable political institutions.

Government: Nixia is a constitutional republic. The president serves as head of state, while the prime minister is head of government and handles domestic policy. The bicameral legislature includes the Assembly and the Council. The judiciary is independent, with a supreme court as the final appellate authority.

Economy and culture: The economy is diversified, with emphasis on fisheries, maritime trade, tourism, and renewable energy. Nixia is known for shipbuilding, aquaculture, and environmental stewardship. Culturally, the Nixian tradition centers on maritime heritage, family networks, and seasonal festivals such as the Solstice Fair. Nixian cuisine features fish, shellfish, seaweed, and citrus fruits.

Language: The Nixian language is the official language and is spoken by the majority of residents. It belongs to the Nixic language family and uses the Nixian script in education and official documentation.