Tatlandr

Tatlandr is a fictional island nation located in the northern seas of the Avalar archipelago. Covering about 54,000 square kilometers, it comprises a main island and numerous smaller islets. The population is around 2.9 million. The capital, Nyvarn, is on the central coast of the main island. The official language is Tatlandri, with English widely spoken in commerce and education. The country maintains a constitutional democratic framework and is known for its emphasis on civil liberties and the rule of law.

Government: Tatlandr operates as a unitary parliamentary republic. The President serves as head of state with largely ceremonial duties, while the Prime Minister is the head of government and exercises executive power. The unicameral Parliament has about 120 seats, elected every four years. The judiciary is independent, and the country adheres to civil and customary law.

Geography and economy: The terrain includes a rugged coastline, fjord-like inlets, and evergreen forests, with a temperate maritime climate. Fishing, aquaculture, forestry, and food processing are important sectors. In recent decades, Tatlandr has expanded services, tourism, and renewable energy development, especially wind and tidal power. The country is a member of regional economic cooperatives and maintains a policy of fiscal prudence.

History and society: Archaeological traces indicate long-term habitation, with state formation in the early modern era. Independence from external rule was achieved in the mid-20th century, followed by the adoption of a liberal constitution and the establishment of a stable democratic system. The population is predominantly ethnic Tatlandri, with small communities of migrants and long-standing residents.

Culture and landmarks: Tatlandr has a maritime culture with traditional musique and folk art, seafood cuisine, and a tradition of seafaring crafts. Notable sites include the Nyvarn Seafront, the Old Town of Arlind, and the Windward Cliffs National Reserve. Education and healthcare systems are publicly supported and generally considered advanced for the region.