Srpskaand

Srpskaand is a fictional sovereign entity that appears in speculative fiction, alternate history narratives, and online discussions. It is not a real country and has no recognition from real governments or international organizations.

The name combines a Slavic ethnonym root with the common -land suffix used in many fictional or historical names. In various works, Srpskaand is described as a successor state or a reconfigured political unit centered in the central Balkans.

Fictional depictions place Srpskaand in the western or central Balkans, with a parliamentary republic system and a capital city that serves as the political and cultural hub. The borders and demographics vary by author but are often described as Serb-majority with multiethnic minority communities and institutions that reflect Orthodox Christian traditions and civil law.

Languages commonly depicted include Serbian or a standardized form of Slavic-based official language, with Cyrillic scripts used in official settings. The economy in fiction is portrayed as diverse, with agriculture, manufacturing, and services, and sometimes dependent on transit routes along river valleys such as the Danube in imagined geography.

Scholars and writers use Srpskaand as a thought experiment to explore questions about national identity, minority rights, regional security, and the consequences of political fragmentation in the Balkans.