PEputkia

PEputkia is a fictional micronation used in academic and educational contexts to illustrate constitutional design, governance, and national identity. In the educational materials where it appears, PEputkia is described as an autonomous community situated on a small temperate archipelago.

The name PEputkia is derived from a constructed language created for the exercise, combining elements intended to evoke locality and unity.

Geography and population: The fictional map places PEputkia on an archipelago of about 110 square kilometers with a population of roughly 7,500 residents, concentrated in coastal towns and a central capital district.

Government: PEputkia is depicted as a parliamentary republic with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The unicameral legislature is elected every four years.

Economy: The economy centers on small-scale fishing, light manufacturing, and tourism, with a digital currency commonly referred to as the PE.

History and status: PEputkia appeared in mid-2000s educational materials and is used to discuss topics such as sovereignty, secession, and state-building in comparative politics.

Culture and language: The population is described as multilingual, with an official language called Peptian alongside regional varieties. Civic education emphasizes participation, environmental stewardship, and peaceful international cooperation.