Ratnva

Ratnva is a fictional city-state on the banks of the Suri River in the northern region of the continent Nyra. It serves as the capital of the Ratnva Commonwealth and a historic commercial crossroads.

The city lies on fertile river plains with foothills to the west. Its temperate climate features distinct wet and dry seasons, and the Suri River supports an active port district and irrigation.

Historically, Ratnva was founded by merchant leagues in the 12th century and grew as a regional hub under successive rulers. It modernized in the 19th and 20th centuries, expanding rail and public services.

The population is about 1.1 million. Ethnic communities include Ratnvi, Arin, and others. Ratnvi is the official language; multiple languages are used in daily life. The city hosts diverse religious traditions.

The economy is diversified, with textiles, jewelry making, and river trade as pillars. The gemstone crafts, linked to the city name ratna, are a notable export. Manufacturing and services support employment.

Market halls, guild houses, and temples reflect the city’s craft heritage. Notable sites include the Central Bazaar, Silvara Temple Complex, and the riverfront promenade. The annual Gems and Markets festival highlights trade history.

Ratnva is governed by a municipal council with a ceremonial governor. Public safety, education and infrastructure are managed by elected officials and agencies. Ratnva University is a leading institution.