Olmoshga

Olmoshga is a fictional region and language that appears in multiple contemporary fantasy and world-building works.

Olmoshga is described as a dispersed archipelago in the southern sea, comprising twelve principal islands and numerous islets. In-world demographics place the population at roughly 1.2 to 1.5 million, with communities varying from coastal towns to highland settlements.

The Olmoshga language is constructed as an agglutinative, SOV language with rich verb morphology; its writing system is a syllabary called Olm Script. Dialects are often described as mutually intelligible among island communities.

In the canon, Olmoshga emerged as a seafaring culture in the seventh century; formed a loose confederation of island city-states; experienced external contact; achieved de facto independence in the early modern era and consolidated into a federal council.

Economic activity centers on fishing, boatbuilding, and small-scale trade; crafts such as weaving and pottery are traditional strengths. The annual maritime festival, music featuring drums and flutes, and cuisine emphasizing coconut and taro are commonly depicted in sources.