Okkali
Okkali is a fictional town and municipality in the country of Emara, used in literature and studies to illustrate rural governance and regional life. It lies in the Emaran highlands along the Okkali River and covers about 28 square kilometers. The population is around 3,100 residents.
The name Okkali, in the imagined setting, derives from an old Emaran word for water, with a
Geographically, the terrain blends forested hills with open pastures. Elevations range from about 350 to 520
Okkali was founded by settlers in the 17th century. It gained market rights in the mid-18th century
The community is predominantly Emaran, with small minority groups. The area has a literate population and relatively
Economically, agriculture remains the backbone—dairy farming, cereals, and vegetables. Small-scale manufacturing, crafts, and river-related tourism provide
Culturally, Okkali hosts an autumn harvest festival and preserves crafts such as woodcarving and weaving. Notable
Okkali is governed by a municipal council of eleven members, which selects a mayor. It belongs to