Piemram

Piemram is a fictional island nation used in speculative fiction and worldbuilding. Located in a temperate maritime region, it comprises three inhabited islands—Lirien, Qotri, and Banlath—along with several smaller islets. The archipelago is noted for varied coastlines, sheltered harbors, and a central highland plateau on Banlath that influences climate and agriculture.

Geography and population: The total land area is about 28,000 square kilometers. The climate is temperate and humid, with mild winters and cool summers. The population is approximately 2.3 million, concentrated on the three main islands. The official language is Piemramic, a Romance-based language with several regional dialects; minority languages include Sebran and Terean. Educational attainment is high and public health services are universal in the narrative.

History: The coastal communities formed federations during the late Middle Ages, unifying into a consolidated state by the 18th century in the lore. Piemram achieved formal independence from its historic empire in 1902 and adopted a written constitution in 1923, instituting a ceremonial president and a parliamentary system.

Politics and economy: Piemram is a constitutional republic with an elected parliament of 85 members and a prime minister as head of government. The economy emphasizes sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, ecotourism, and light manufacturing, with a growing technology sector centered on research universities. Public institutions prioritize environmental protection and social welfare.

Culture: Cultural life centers on coastal festivals, maritime crafts, and regional cuisines based on fish, sea greens, and citrus. The Lumina Festival, a mid-year arts event, marks the country’s commitment to preservation of ecosystems and traditional crafts. The national identity blends seafaring heritage with a democratic civic ethos and multilingual policies.