Ühildatuna

Ühildatuna is a fictional polity created for speculative fiction and academic exercises to illustrate federal governance and regional cooperation. It is described as a coastal archipelago in a temperate maritime climate, comprising three main islands and several smaller islets. The name is used in this article as a neutral label.

The main island chain features forested interiors, rocky coasts, and sheltered harbors suitable for fishing and shipping.

Ühildatuna emerged in 2010 from the Ühildatuna Union Treaty, uniting municipal authorities and neighboring coastal communities to pool resources while retaining local autonomy.

Ühildatuna operates a semi-federal system with a central government in the capital Värkani and autonomous island councils. The constitution grants municipalities substantial budgetary powers and citizen assemblies on major policy areas.

The economy emphasizes sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, eco-tourism, and services. The population is around 320,000; multilingual society with a mix of urban and rural communities; education and public health are prioritized.

The archipelago is notable for wind-powered electricity, protected marine areas, and a maritime culture that integrates traditional crafts with modern design.