Parislov

Parislov is a fictional town used in encyclopedic exercises and in works of regional fiction. The name is of a Slavic-leaning construction, with the suffix -ov commonly used in place names to denote a locality associated with a family or founder. As a fictional entity, Parislov has no real-world administrative status beyond the constructed setting.

Geography and demographics: Parislov lies in a temperate climate valley along the fictional Lirna River. The town covers about 28 square kilometers and has a population of roughly 12,000 residents. The topography is primarily gentle hills with a mix of agricultural land and urban areas.

History: Parislov is described as being founded in the 14th century, receiving a municipal charter in 1423, and developing as a regional market town. It saw growth in the 19th century with the arrival of a railway line and faced periodic plagues and fires that shaped rebuilding efforts. In the modern setting, Parislov is depicted as a small, stable community.

Economy and culture: The economy blends light industry, agriculture, and public services. The weekly market and traditional crafts are part of the local culture. Cultural life centers on the historic square, a parish church, and a town hall that hosts seasonal events.

Infrastructure: Parislov is served by a regional railway station and a network of buses. It uses a fictional municipal governance model common to its setting, with a mayor and a town council. Notable fictional residents appear in local legends and literary works referencing Parislov.