Róznych

Róznych is a small rural municipality and village in the fictional Central European region of Strázsko. It covers about 12 square kilometers and had a population of roughly 420 people in 2023. The village serves as the administrative seat of its local council within the surrounding district and relies mainly on agriculture, forestry, and local services.

The first documented mention of Róznych dates to 1343, when the parish church is recorded in regional records. It developed as an agricultural community through the Early Modern period and retained much of its traditional character into the 20th century. After World War II, farming was reorganized and later restructured during the transition to a market economy.

Geography and economy: The landscape is gently rolling countryside with fields, meadows, and patches of woodland. A small stream runs through the village, feeding into a regional watershed. The economy is dominated by family farms, with some small workshops and a shop that serves nearby villages.

Culture and landmarks: notable features include a timber-framed parish church dating to the 16th century and a nearby windmill preserved as a cultural landmark. The annual harvest festival in late summer is the main local event, combining agricultural tradition with music and craft markets.

Notable people and administration: Róznych is governed by an elected municipal council and a mayor. The community has produced several local artisans and farmers who contribute to the regional craft and agricultural scene.