Piisan

Piisan is a fictional island nation in the western Pacific Ocean, comprising the main island of Piira and several surrounding islets. The name is derived from a local term meaning 'two bays.' The country covers about 2,500 square kilometers and has a tropical climate influenced by trade winds.

The terrain includes volcanic hills, coral reefs, and mangroves. The archipelago hosts several endemic species and two protected areas that preserve coral habitats and forest biodiversity.

The population is around 210,000; Vara is the capital and largest city. The official language is Piisan, a creole with Oceanic influences; English is widely used in education and commerce.

Piisan is a parliamentary republic. The President serves as head of state, while a Prime Minister leads the government. The unicameral Assembly of Piisan has 60 seats; multiple parties participate in elections. Piisan is a member of regional organizations and maintains relations with neighboring states.

The economy relies on fishing, agroforestry, and growing tourism; coconuts and spices are key exports. The Pi is the currency; the country imports most consumer goods and pursues sustainable development.

Traditional crafts include weaving and woodcarving; music features coastal drums and wind instruments. The annual Luma festival celebrates harvest and sea, with dance, cooking, and markets.