Phraigh

Phraigh is a fictional geographical location that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a region located in the southwest of the continent of Temerant, bordering the more well-known nation of the Commonwealth. Phraigh is characterized by its arid climate and harsh, rocky terrain, often described as a desolate and unforgiving landscape.

The inhabitants of Phraigh are known for their resilience and their independent spirit, often depicted as tough and pragmatic people who have adapted to their challenging environment. The region is not a major political power within the world of Temerant, and its inhabitants are generally portrayed as being outside the main spheres of influence of larger kingdoms and empires.

In the narrative of "The Name of the Wind," Phraigh serves as a backdrop for certain events and as a place of origin for some characters. Its remoteness and rugged nature contribute to its mystique, suggesting a place where survival is a constant struggle and where ancient traditions may still hold sway. Specific details about its culture, economy, and political structure are not extensively elaborated upon, but its overall depiction emphasizes a land of harsh beauty and enduring people.