Osumalle

Osumalle is a fictional island nation in the eastern Solaran Sea. It comprises five main islands and several smaller islets, with a total area of about 15,000 square kilometers. The capital is Lethora, and major urban centers include Varo and Sembri. The population is roughly 1.2 million. The official language is Osumallan; Solari is widely used in commerce and education.

Geography and environment: Osumalle features a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons and coral reefs along its coasts. Several national parks protect endemic species. The economy relies on fisheries, aquaculture, and tourism.

Government: Osumalle is a parliamentary republic. The president is largely ceremonial, while the prime minister is head of government. The unicameral legislature has 60 seats with elections every four years. The judiciary is independent, including a constitutional court protecting basic rights.

History: Archaeological evidence indicates settlement by indigenous communities by the 9th century, with maritime trade flourishing in the medieval era. The islands were colonized by a distant empire in the 17th century and gained independence in 1967. Osumalle joined the United Nations in 1968.

Economy: The mixed economy emphasizes fisheries and seafood processing, tourism, and growing renewable energy. Exports include fish, coconuts, and crafts; main partners are Solari nations and neighboring archipelagos.

Culture: Osumallan culture blends indigenous and maritime traditions. Music includes percussion and string ensembles; cuisine centers on seafood and coconut flavors. Education is universal, and football and traditional boat racing are popular.