Rozdlena

Rozdlena is a fictional village in the Central European country of Elaria. The article treats Rozdlena as a representative example of a small rural municipality rather than a record of a real place.

Geography and environment

Located in the eastern foothills of the Silver Mountains, Rozdlena lies near the Roz River. The municipality covers about 28 square kilometers and includes farmland, meadows, and pockets of mixed forest. Elevation ranges from 150 to 210 meters above sea level. The climate is temperate, with warm summers and cold winters.

History

The settlement traces its origins to the medieval period, with the first records dating to the 13th century. It grew around a local manor and parish church, and later formed part of feudal estates. The village underwent modernization in the 19th and 20th centuries, including the introduction of rail service and mechanized farming.

Population and governance

As of illustrative data, Rozdlena has about 1,200 residents. The local government consists of a municipal council headed by a mayor elected for a four-year term. The council oversees Rozdlena and nearby hamlets and coordinates with regional authorities of Elaria.

Economy and culture

The economy centers on agriculture, especially dairy farming and cereals, supplemented by small crafts and agri-tourism. A weekly market and an autumn village festival are central to community life. The village maintains a public library, a volunteer fire department, and a cultural center.

Landmarks and transport

Notable landmarks include the Church of St. Mary (15th century) and a remaining windmill. Rozdlena connects to regional roads; the nearest railway access lies in a town 15–20 kilometers away. Education: A single primary school serves Rozdlena; most secondary students commute to schools in a neighboring town.