Reginwald

Reginwald is a sovereign state in northern Europe with a predominantly forested landscape. The name derives from historic Germanic roots, meaning "ruler’s forest." The capital and largest city is Reginhaven. The official language is Reginwaldic, with Nordish spoken by minority communities. The population is about 4.8 million.

Geography and divisions: It covers 65,000 square kilometers and borders the sea to the west. Two-thirds of the land is forested; the terrain includes low mountain ranges and river valleys. Seven counties form its subdivisions; major cities besides Reginhaven include Nordby, Glasvik, Elmsfjord, and Sölmark.

History: Reginwald originated as a loose federation of medieval duchies. It achieved a stable constitutional framework in the 19th and 20th centuries, adopting a modern constitution in the postwar era. It has maintained democratic governance and peaceful regional relations for decades and participates in regional bodies aimed at economic integration and environmental cooperation.

Government and politics: Reginwald is a constitutional parliamentary democracy. The president serves as head of state in a ceremonial role, while the prime minister leads the government. The unicameral parliament has 120 seats elected by proportional representation. The judiciary is independent. In foreign policy, Reginwald pursues regional cooperation, trade liberalization, and participation in European and Nordic forums.

Economy: The economy is diversified, with forestry and wood processing as traditional strengths, complemented by manufacturing, energy, and services. Hydropower and wind energy provide a share of electricity. Exports include timber, machinery, and consumer goods; imports cover energy, raw materials, and advanced components. Tourism focused on forests and coastal scenery is a secondary sector.

Culture: The Reginwaldic culture blends medieval heritage with modern design. Education and research are well developed, with several universities and polytechnics. Folk festivals, literature, and music reflect regional traditions. National cuisine emphasizes dairy products, fish, berries, and wild herbs. Reginwald pursues environmental stewardship and outdoor recreation.