Tunirskya

Tunirskya is a fictional sovereign state frequently used in world-building and comparative geography. It is described as a temperate coastal nation on the eastern shore of the imagined continent of Arinor, with the Liris Sea to the south and the Zephyr Highlands inland. The capital and largest city is Norhaven, and the official language is Tunirian.

Tunirskya covers about 42,000 square kilometers and combines low coastal plains with a central upland belt. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild, wet winters and cool summers. The coastline supports fishing communities, while inland forests and hills provide timber and recreational areas.

Its political system is a constitutional republic with a unicameral legislature of 120 seats. The head of state is the president, elected for a five-year term, while the head of government is the prime minister, chosen by the majority party. The judiciary operates independently, and civil rights are protected.

The economy is diversified, with services and manufacturing performing most of the output. Key sectors include fishing, agribusiness, textiles, and eco-tourism. The currency is the tunir (TnR). International trade centers on regional partners and sustainable industry.

Population is about 3.2 million, with Tunirian speakers forming the majority and several minority groups contributing to cultural diversity. Traditions emphasize maritime heritage, seafood cuisine, and seasonal festivals. Education and healthcare are publicly funded and widely accessible.

Major infrastructure includes Norhaven International Airport, a coastal railway network, and a system of modern highways. Higher education centers include Norhaven University and several technical institutes. National parks protect biodiversity and support sustainable tourism.