Doldina

Doldina is a fictional location, primarily associated with the Discworld series of fantasy novels by Terry Pratchett. It is a small, mountainous principality located in the Ramtops, known for its isolation and the traditional, somewhat eccentric customs of its inhabitants.

Doldina's economy is primarily based on subsistence farming and sheep herding. Its inhabitants are known for their distinctive dialect and their fierce independence. Geographically, Doldina is characterized by steep valleys and sparse vegetation. The governance of Doldina is often depicted as idiosyncratic and informal, relying heavily on tradition and the consensus of the community. While not a major power within the Discworld, Doldina is occasionally referenced in the novels as a place of refuge or a source of unique cultural perspectives. Its remote location and simple way of life often contrast with the more complex and chaotic societies found elsewhere on the Discworld.