tuumalle

Tuumalle is a fictional island nation located in the tropical archipelago of the Aurelian Sea. It comprises five main islands and numerous islets, covering about 6,500 square kilometers. The capital is Lyria, situated on the largest island, Portalis, and the official language is Tuumallen. The population is around 1.4 million, with Creole and local languages widely spoken.

Tuumalle's geography features tropical forests, mangroves, and volcanic highlands. The climate is tropical with a dry season from May to September. The terrain supports agriculture, particularly cacao, coffee, and tropical fruits, and a robust fishing sector along the coast.

Tuumalle traces its modern political system to independence in 1958, followed by a written constitution in 1962. It is a parliamentary republic with a president as ceremonial head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The unicameral National Assembly has 60 seats, elected by proportional representation. The legal framework emphasizes civil liberties, environmental protection, and sustainable development.

The economy is diversified, with tourism, agriculture, and small-scale manufacturing forming the core. The tourism sector highlights coral reefs, national parks, and cultural festivals such as the Summer Harbor Festival. Education is free and compulsory until age 16, and there are several universities, including the University of Tuumalle.

Notable features include Blue Ridge National Park and the Tuumalle Coral Reserve, both attract international researchers and visitors. The name Tuumalle derives from the local word for "shore," reflecting its geographic identity.