Uinnissa

Uinnissa is a fictional geographical location that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a town located in the central region of the Four Corners of Civilization, specifically in the kingdom of the Ademre. Uinnissa is described as a large and prosperous trading hub, known for its vibrant marketplace and diverse population. It serves as a significant stop for merchants and travelers passing through the region, contributing to its economic importance.

The town is characterized by its distinctive architecture, which often features tall, narrow buildings and intricate stonework, reflecting the cultural influences of the Adem. Uinnissa is also notable for its strategic location, situated near a major river that facilitates trade and transportation. Within the narrative, the town plays a role in the protagonist Kvothe's journey, offering him opportunities for both advancement and peril. It is a place where different cultures and peoples converge, creating a dynamic and sometimes volatile environment. The descriptions of Uinnissa emphasize its bustling nature, highlighting the sounds, sights, and smells of a busy medieval-style city.