Tyrresiduoja

Tyrresiduoja is a self-governing region on the northern coast of the fictional Tyrrian archipelago. It lies along the Tyr Sea and is bordered by the Tyr River to the south and steep coastal cliffs to the north. The name derives from Tyrrean linguistic elements meaning “to reside in homeland.” The region covers about 2,200 square kilometers and has a population of roughly 150,000.

Governance and politics: Tyrresiduoja operates with a unicameral Assembly of 25 members, elected every four years. The Governor serves as head of government and is chosen by the Assembly from among its members. The region maintains its own civil service, health, education, and policing, while defense and foreign relations are handled by the national government.

Economy: The economy centers on maritime trade and logistics services, complemented by a growing high-tech sector focused on clean energy and digital services. Renewable energy projects include offshore wind farms and tidal power installations. Tourism emphasizes coastal landscapes, historic ports, and cultural festivals.

Geography and environment: The region has a temperate maritime climate, conifer forests, and a rugged coastline with fjords. Tyrresiduoja National Park protects ancient beech forests and seabird colonies. Urban areas blend historic port districts with modern business zones.

History: Autonomy was established during constitutional reforms in the late 20th century, after which Tyrresiduoja built its own institutions and a distinct regional identity while remaining part of the broader Tyrrian federation.

Demographics and culture: The population is linguistically diverse, with Tyrresidian as the official language; regional languages and English are also common. Education is provided in Tyrresidian and regional languages, and cultural life centers on maritime heritage, seasonal festivals, and regional cuisine.