Irfik

Irfek

Population:	446,593,300
Mean Distance from Epsilon Indi:	31,480,000 m
Distance from our solar system:	12 Light Years
Orbital Period:	1 y, 364 d, 8 h
Eccentricity:	.04447
Rotational period/day length:	49.3 h
Circumference:	28,445.018 km²
Surface area:	296,415,100 km²
Axial tilt:	14°
Mass:	.586 earth masses
Gravity:	0.99987 g

Irfik is an extra-solar planet which orbits the star Epsilon Indi [1] in the constellation of Indus [2] about 12 lightyears away from earth. It was discovered in 2056 shortly after Sheerflight travel was invented.

It consists of two large continents, 14 countries and one small, uninhabited volcanic island. It is home to about two billion people, who speak one of Sixteen indigenous languages.

Irfik also is home to 4 indigenous religions and two that have been imported, shall we say, from it's earthly visitors, Christianity and Islam. The indigenous religions are Solarriam, Mastalis, Vekun and the fourth Divismalah, a small minority religion.

Of the fourteen countries, Bislamanir is by far the largest and most industrialised, the capital of which is Dirsthir (Bis: Дусту). The official language is Bisla'ikh

The smallest country is a neighbour of Bislamanir's, Dyrbekka, who's capital is Tyćen (Dyr: Tykcen)

The uninhabited island goes by many names in the languages of Irfik, most agree on a certain morbidity to the name, the English speaking inhabitants call it 'Death Ridge' as it is a morbic, black, tarry, cliffy land. Of the twelve voyages in Irfek's history to Death Ridge, only 2 have ever come back. Little is known about the island, but many community legends have been created about it. More information some of the stories and mythologies surrounding the island can be found here

The countries of Irfik

Countries Of Bismic Continent in order of Size:

Country	Official Language	Capital City	Rounded Population
Czansi	Czanak	Czansi Cziszi	31,500,000
Bislamanir	Bisla'ikh	Dirsthir	134,260,500
Vorbek	Vorb	Ulan	31,500,600
Porvenaukenlan	Porven Chili	Sachaman Voti Calvein	10,100,100
Naulau	Nauli	Navia	10,240,500
Nanfor	Nanforish	Nana	1,990,000
Qila'a'o	Qi	Na'a'o	2,240,000
Dyrbekka	Dabba	Tykcen	950,000

Countries of Ranga Continent in order of Size:

Country	Official Language	Capital City	Rounded Population
Ralanga	Rolo	Shyrdiŋ	109,160,000
Wimna	Wimnish	Gitinik	28,000,100
Syrakon	Sysh	Urvan	28,250,500
Durvia	Durvish	Bilřala	15,400,500
Shiha	Austar Îr	Shiha Îbinî	3,400,500
Staervi	Stish	Malangaso	14,200,000
Fylgenó	Fyló	Istabladdagat	5,400,000

The two other minority languages are a strong dialect of Bisla'ikh called Bisa, and there are a few sparse colonies of settlers and natives who speak English as a first language.

What year is it?

The Irfik calendar is used according to our rules, a year is one solar orbit, a day is one axis orbit, however, since the year and day on Irfik are just about twice that of Earth, you must half the year. So to us, Irfik was discovered in 2056, whereas to the inhabitants of Irfik, it would have been 1028.

Continents

Irfik has two Continents. This Bismic Continent and the Ranga Continent. Below is an image of the Irfik World Map, it shows the countries, their capitals and a few major rivers.

The black country at the top is Death Ridge, the unhabitable volcanic island.

Rivers, Lakes and Seas

The continents are surrounded by one ocean which is know to the Irfikans as many names, dependig on which language you are speaking and which part of the world you are in. For example, Qilans call the sea the Ra'vi'i sa'afa'a or Cold Expanse (Qila'a'o is similar to Earth's Norway).

Fylgenans call the sea Yna Mellman or The Turquoise, due to their warm climes and barrier reefs.

The largest river on Irfik is the River Senlanjis, which completely bisects Vorbek, although it's source starts in the mountains of Nanfor in the Mila Mountains, which is a national park. The river also has a tributary that supplies the Vorbekian capital, Ulan, with water.

The River Cale supplies three capitals on it's meandering journey throught the countries of Durvia, Wimna, Staervi, Syrakon and Ralanga.

Another national park is the Syrakonese Suma Delta. This gigantic protected area is a wildlife sanctuary and is home to several species of birds not found anywhere else on the planet, such as the Tikalal.