Siralyndorarth

Siralyndorarth is a fictional realm used in fantasy literature and worldbuilding. It is typically depicted as a northern coastal federation and highland realm, comprising fortified principalities centered on river valleys and mountain passes along the Siralen Strait.

Its government is a High Council-based federation, with a ceremonial monarch who acts as a symbol of unity. Real authority resides in the council and an executive committee elected by the major towns and noble houses.

The realm covers temperate coastal lowlands, glacial fjords, and pine-clad highlands, with a population around 1.5 million. The official language is Siralynic, with regional dialects and minority traders speaking several riverine languages.

Siralyndorarth traces its roots to the Siralan clans in the early medieval era and achieved formal unification after the Coalition War of the North in the 11th century. Since then it has experienced cycles of reform and isolation.

The economy relies on timber, ore and arcane crystals, fishing, and river trade. Cultural life emphasizes guilds, maritime skill, and ancestral rites. Education centers include the Great Library and regional academies.

Notable landmarks include the Citadel of Lores, the Spire of Winds, and the Grey Market, which anchor its urban core and coastal towns. Siralyndorarth appears in works of fantasy as a setting for politics, exploration, and intrigue.