Tybria

Tybria is a fictional country used in fantasy literature, games, and related media. It is typically described as a temperate coastal realm on the eastern side of the fictional continent of Aethria, with the Graylow Mountains to the west and the Lyr Sea to the south. Its major rivers, such as the Tyra and Sana, sustain a network of towns and markets through fertile valleys.

Governance is commonly depicted as a constitutional framework with a ceremonial monarch or a parliamentary republic and an elected legislature. Tybria is typically divided into five provinces—Aros, Caldir, Nemer, Veyr, and Solis—each managing regional services while the central government coordinates defense, trade, and education.

In fictional canons, Tybria’s origin ranges from late-medieval unification under a monarch to a slower growth through merchant leagues and city-states that coalesced into a federal-like union.

The economy is mixed, with fishing, shipbuilding, mining, and agriculture supported by crafts and a developing service sector. Cultural life emphasizes guild traditions, bardic schools, markets, and seasonal festivals that celebrate harvests, rivers, and seafaring.

Notable features frequently cited in stories include the capital Lysar, the Royal Conservatory, and the Silver Gate, a historic harbor entrance. Tybria appears across different works and media, with details varying by author while preserving themes of trade, governance, and coastal identity.