Rendila

Rendila is a fictional island nation in the southern Meloria archipelago. It covers about 22,000 square kilometers and comprises several large islands plus numerous islets. The population is around 1.8 million. The capital and largest city is Lyria; Port Melion is a key commercial port. The official language is Rendilian, with English widely taught. Rendila operates as a parliamentary republic within a constitutional framework.

Its terrain includes volcanic highlands, tropical rainforests, mangrove swamps, and coral coastlines. The climate is tropical maritime, with a wet season May–November and periodic cyclones. Protected areas preserve biodiversity in forests and marine ecosystems.

Rendila has been inhabited since prehistoric times. It was colonized in the early modern era and gained independence in the 19th century. A modern constitution established a stable, multi-party system and an independent judiciary.

It is a parliamentary republic. The president serves as ceremonial head of state, while the prime minister leads the government. The bicameral legislature enacts laws, and an independent judiciary oversees legality. The country participates in regional trade and environmental initiatives.

The economy is diversified, focusing on sustainable fisheries, ecotourism, and light manufacturing. Exports include seafood, tropical fruits, and handicrafts; imports cover energy, machinery, and consumer goods. The Rendilan dollar (RD) is the currency. Policy emphasizes renewable energy, especially solar and tidal power, alongside universal health care and high literacy.

The population is mainly Rendilian, with coastal and inland communities. Rendilian is the national language; English and French are common as second languages. Cultural life centers on music, dance, and crafts, with festivals highlighting maritime heritage and ecological stewardship.