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From now on, I will be extra strict on sea travel. Leaders will need to have ships to travel across water. (You can have more than one leader on a single ship)
Also, NPNs will have a more active role in managing their domestic affairs. I am doing this in hopes of making some of the smaller positions more playable in the future.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Shinto | 28i, 12c, 10s, 10w |
| Mahayana | 16i, 58c, 5s, 5w |
| Therevada | 17i, 48c, 5s, 5w |
| Hindu | 12i, 9c, 4s, 8w, 6t |
Shinto | Seafaring | Tech 4
Shogun Nareshi
Diplomacy: Hokkaido(nt), Akita(nt)
There was successful diplomacy as safe passage was earned in Hokkaido and Akita, while the Shogun continued the economic buildup in various cities. It seems that the Shogun was not finished with the societal reforms, and has continued to make changes towards openness. It seems the feudal reforms were just the precursor of much larger changes. During this time of change, the Shinto missionaries were ineffective mainly due to general resistance within society.
Shinto | Seafaring | Tech 4
Master Hiroto
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Lu Wang
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Master
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Civilized | Tech 4
Kou Chun
Diplomacy: Anhui[Chiangning(ch)], Hwai[Tii(n/e)], Szechwan(ab), Kwangsi(mn), Hainan(ch)[Dong Feng(n/e)], Nan Chao(ch)
The Theravada Buddhists expanded their control web and converted some of the Buddhists in Anhui.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
King Gui-Jin Tri
Diplomacy: none
Open for Player!
Therevada Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Hu Song
Diplomacy: Taiping(-ea)
Emperor Hu Song continued to build his army, adding another nine thousand troops of heavy cavalry to his command, many field forts in several regions, and also built walls around several of his cities. He also continued to build up the merchant fleets and the societal reforms. Kang Chou patrolled the yangtse and young Hu Tii ruled in preparation of his eventual installment as Emperor. However, all was not happy in the empire, as uncle Hu Tii died, as well as General Wang Shih and the Governor of Taiping. With the loss of the Governor, the region's military alliance was reduced to an economic one.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Lui II
Diplomacy: Funiu[Shaolin(t)], Houma[Shanso](+yfc)
Emperor Lui II mobilized his entire army in Shentung, adding 20 more groups of seige engineers to his army. While there he was preparing for attack, part of which involved sending in spies into Honan to check out their defenses. Unfortunately for the Emperor, there were more Field Forts in Honan than he originally planned for, so he decided to stay put and rethink his strategy.
In other developments, the free city of Shaolin decided to tie its fortunes to the Empire in response to increased military activity in the area. The Mongols also paid a visit to collect tribute in the form of gold and grain.
Buddhist | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Xi'an Zang
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Asiatic Pagan | Nomadic | Tech 3
Liao Chien, Khan of the Hsing'Nu, Imperial Governor of Liao Province
Diplomacy: Yen[Yen-Ching(t)]
The Khanate sprang back into action, raising several thousand mounted troops and sending a diplomat to Yen-Ching, who managed to convince the city dwellers to pay tribute before passing away. The Khan also fathered a pair of sons.
Asiatic Pagan | Nomadic | Tech 3
Khan Takata
Diplomacy:
The Mongol horde awoke from its slumber and swiftly rode south. It wasn't long before they met fellow nomads in Uighur. Takata approached the Khan of the Uighurs offered them glory if they joined his Mongols to ride across Asia to rape and pillage. The Uighur Khan let out a loud belly laugh at this offer, believing the Mongols to be lazy and ill prepared. However, the Uighur Khan offered a counter proposal. If the Mongol army could defeat the Uighur army in open combat, he would accept the Mongol offer to ride out and conquer. So both armies spent the night before feasting and preparing for battle, and at dawn, the two armies would meet on the battlefield. The Mongols outnumbered the Uighur almost 3 to 1, and were better equipped. The battles were fierce, lasting several weeks and much blood was spilled, but in the end, the Uighur Khan capitulated, his army crippled. As promised, the Khan joined the Mongols and would ride out with them, despite the bitterness he felt from defeat. The horde continued its journeys, and ended up in Kin, where another band of travelers had gathered. Unfortunately, they had little interest in leaving their homes.
Hinduism | Seafaring | Tech 4
Emperor Skanda
Diplomacy:
King Omahera died while ruling. However, before his death he continued investing in the government and it's affiliations. Fortifications were also built in select regions, and walls were erected around several cities as well. The port cities of Dili in Timor and Kota Kinabalu in Sabah were also expanded.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
King Tri Jayavarman
Diplomacy: Nam Pung(n/e), Korat(c)
The King ordered more economic building, and some diplomacy, which was marginally effective in Korat, and ineffective in Nam Pung due to the death of the diplomat. Colonists were also sent to Mison, Lampang and Barat. The King had begun arrangements to marry off his daughter to his general Ru Vijay, but before the wedding took place, she fell terribly ill and passed away. No one knows what the cause of the death was, and rumors abound that the girl was so distraught about the marriage, that she committed suicide.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
King Samarjit
Diplomacy:
The migration to Africa continued with more settlers arriving by the boatloads into the 3 cities on the coast. A fortress was also erected to protect Pratishthan.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Hindu | 24i, 20c, 18s, 5w |
| Coptic | 20i, 25c, 10s, 6w |
| Zoroastrian | Jabq M6A9; 16i, 42c, 5s, 8w |
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Grandmaster Johohie
Diplomacy: none
Open for Player!
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Zohra
Diplomacy:
Emperor Zohra continued the trend of urbanization as several cities grew and developed. He also sent a small expedition force to explore the East Monsoon Drift more carefully, and they returned after a few years with what seemed like accurate charts of those waters.
However, Zohra's main concern was diplomacy, specifically his empire's relations with the Zoroastians of Persia. Several communications were sent between them, and the result was a royal marriage between Zohra's son Ilore and Sephia, the beautiful princess of Persia. So, Zohra began preparations, and ordered 100 of India's finest warships to be built so that Prince Ilore could travel to Persia in style. Once all the preparations were finished, Ilore set sail for the city of Ur with Lord Randir (who would later marry into the Royal family after falling in love with Zohra's daughter Sursuti) and Traj Yuvaraj, who would preside over the marriage ceremony. Ilore, had a little surprise in store for the Persians however, he had planned for a most elaborate wedding gift spending over 500 gold pieces so that the wedding ceremony would be glorious. This was in addition to the Fortress of Agni( he would build for the Persians in the city of Ur, dedicated to the Vedic God: Agni as a symbol for a marriage between Hindu and Persian lineage, as well as closer ties between the Zoroastian and Hindu faiths (making them more tolerant of each other). Such extravagance seemed to embarrass the Shah of Persia, whose Dowry of 25gp seemed rather insignificant compared to the gifts Ilore had presented. Needless to say, Princess Sephia was mightily impressed, and was eager to travel to India and experience these riches with her new husband.
(Agni is one of the most important of the Vedic gods. He is the god of fire, the messenger of the gods, the acceptor of sacrifice. Agni is in everyone's hearth; he is the vital spark of life, and so a part of him is in all living things; he is the fire that consumes food in peoples' stomachs, as well as the fire that consumes the offerings to the gods. He is the fire of the sun, in the lightening bolt, and in the smoke column, which holds up the heavens. The stars are sparks from his flame.
When Agni is described in anthropomorphic form, he sometimes has two faces, which are smeared with butter. He has seven fiery tongues and sharpened, golden teeth. He is red in color, with black eyes and wild, black hair. He has seven arms and three legs, and seven rays of light emanate from his body. He either rides on a ram, or on a chariot, pulled by goats or sometimes parrots. Agni loves all his worshipers equally, and so is loved in turn by all of them. He visits everyone's hearth, no matter if they are rich or poor. He is the mediator between the gods and mankind.
Hinduism | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Adhamba
Diplomacy: Chitor[Thatthati(n/e)], Gujerat(fa), Tz'uk'an(t)
Emperor Adhamba orders his people to add to the extensive road network, and invested heavily in the cities of Meshentra and Melindara. He also sent resources to Pegu's cultivation efforts in Africa, completing the Kedah project. Apart from that, the Hindu diplomats extended their reach to the borders of the Hunan by retaining tributary status from the mountain tribes of Tz'uk'an. Emperor Adhamba also managed to lower the religious fervour of his nation by a significant margin.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Tethys
Diplomacy: (too many revolts to list)
Everything was going well for the Zoroastrian Church as it continued to expand and convert the pagans of Arabia. Also, the road north from Mesopotamia was extended to Kuwait. Unfortunately, Patriarch Tozsher passed away, only a few years after Aaruhman's death. This caused a great deal of disorder in the Church. Brother Distan, who was in the North with all 25 thousand of the heavy elite religious cavalry, decided to march the army back to Mesopotamia to seize the Patriarchy. However, Tethys was there waiting for his return, and the army remained loyal to him, essentially serving poor Distan's head on a platter for his betrayal. Yet, this was only the beginning of Tethys' troubles upon his assuming the Patriarchy. In the East, many religious sites closed down for lack of logistical support of the Church, while in the West and Arabia, a new conservative movement erupted in a schism. This new movement called themselves the Parsee Zoroastrians, and they called the Holy City of Mecca their center of worship. The Parsees had now influence in Aden, and their followers stretched all the way to the city of Tyre and beyond.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch
Diplomacy: Aden(ab)[Sana(ch)], Asir(ch), Hadramut(ch)[Al-Mukalla(ch)], Hijaz(ch)[Angcuran(ch)], Lebanon(ab)[Tyre(ab)], Madina(ch)[Mecca(hc)], Petra(ab)[Al-Aqabah(ca)], Sheba(ch)[Ma'Rib(ch)], Socotra(ch)[Socotra(mn)], Yemen(ch)[Al Muwassam(ch)], Zanzibar(ch)[Kizimkazi(ch)]
Open for Player!
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Grandmaster Ardarmard
Diplomacy: Shirvan[Arbadil(n/e)]
The Farohars failed in their attempt to expand their reach, but their main concern was their defense. They raised over 20,000 troops and marched to Mesopotamia to form a formidable defense. However, all was quite on that front.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Shah Mihr
Diplomacy:
Shah Mihr ruled his Empire as his generals concentrated on patrolling the borders. The cities of Vashir and Kabul prospered as a result of significant investment, and ranks of the cavalry swelled with an additional five thousand well-equipped troops.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
Xerxes, ShahanShah Eran Ud Aneran
Diplomacy:
Xerxes, ShahanShah Eran Ud Aneran, continued to rule his empire and expand his military capabilities with the addition of thirty-seven thousand troops, mostly heavily armed, and just over half of them on horse. But the big news for the Persians was the Royal Weddings that were planned, four in total. Sephia's marriage into the Asamakaran Empire in the city of Ur was a smashing success, although Xerxes was significantly upstaged by counterpart, and he was rather surprised and embarrassed by that turn of events (see Asamakara). Ginna's marriage to the Prince of Aden also went smoothly, the two making a lovely couple, and all ceremonies were held in the capital of the Sultanate of Aden. Another engagement with the Ulanians was also celebrated, as Tarsa married the Ulanian Prince Temukin.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Moltke
Diplomacy: Bactria [Axanja(revolts)], Balkash(t, revolts), Ferghana(revolts), Kashmir(revolts) [Parapavura(revolts)], Kazakh(revolts) [Urgench(revolts)], Tadzik(revolts), Turkmen(revolts), Uzebek(revolts)
Sabatai went to great lengths to develop the economy of Kuldja, making sure that there were farmers on all the fields that were now cultivated, and that they had ample irrigation. Axanja received new public works and also grew in size, as did the port of Urgench.
However, all was not well, as Sabatai's eldest son fell ill to an unknown disease and died at the age of 33. Then, Sabatai himself fell ill of a similar affliction and perished as well. This struck up vicious arguments amongst the nobility as to whether the entire Royal Family was plagued. In fact, it was general Moltke who argued this case the loudest, and his attempts to spread fear were successful. He convinced the army to side with him and eradicate the Royal Family before this plague was to spread. Unfortunately, this fear-mongering caused several regions and cities to declare their independence and stem the flow of travelers to limit the possibility of the plague spreading. As it turned out, there were no more reports of strange deaths, so either Moltke was correct and acted just in time to save the people of the Empire, or, there was no plague to begin with, and Moltke just spread fear to claim the Emperor's throne. Either way, there was a new dynasty as the old one is no more.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Sultan Ghalib
Diplomacy: Comoros(f)
Sultan Ghalib ruled, and continued the economic development while ordering his generals to patrol the seas. Abdullah, Crown Prince of Aden, traveled from Qatar to his Palace in Sana where his bride to be, Princess Ginna of Persia would arrive with Hassan and a token dowry of 25gp (relatively speaking of course). Omar traveled to the islands of Comoros and colonized it.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 5
King Ardashir
Diplomacy:
King Ardashir fortified the regions of Paphlagonia and Galatia, but other than that, he sat around doing nothing.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Tyburcy
Diplomacy: Campania[Naples(mn)], Tuscany[Caprica(mn)], Cyprus[Nicosia(ab)], Thebes[Karnak(ab)]
Prahotpe remained in Egypt attending to administrative duties, but soon fell ill and passed away. Tyburcy, who was in Naples consecrating a Monastery, would take his place as the next Patriarch. Several other structures were also expanded, while missionaries were busy in the African sub-continent.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 5
Master Servitus
Diplomacy: Faiyum[Humanrapta(op)], Zelia[Amurto(op)], Mansura[Heliopolis(op)]
Tiberius raised six thousand more troops, which joined the army that was gathered in Egypt in preparation for defense, should the time come. He also, once again, spent many resources developing Heliopolis. Sadly though, Tiberius passed away, and Elder Brother Servitus was elected to lead the Legion. Servitus accepted the role without difficulty while building a Preceptory in Humanrapta. Two other Preceptories were also erected in Amurto and Heliopolis.
Sunni Islam | Nomadic | Tech 4
Isam al Hezim
Diplomacy: Tien Shan(n/e), Tuhnwhang(f), Kucha(f)
Isam al Hezim ruled his nation as he sent out his army to enslave and colonize the regions of Tuhnwhang and Kucha. Tarim's population was also enslaved, while a diplomat was sent out to Tien Shan to no avail. On a surprising note, the government grew in size and a new leader joined Isam's ranks.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Arian | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Coptic | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Pirates | M456, 38hw,11hew,4w,18i |
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Grandmaster Bantu
Diplomacy:
Grandmaster Bantu, Shield of the Faithful, invests in his military capability, raising four thousand heavy infantry and building 12 warships.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 5
Empress Amenia
Diplomacy: Faiyum[Humanrapta(f)], Danakil[Zoskales(n/e)]
Empress Amenia watched over her empire as her son came of age. During that time, she also sent out her generals to continue to rebuild the empire with Humanrapta fully rejoining the empire, although diplomacy in Zoskales was ineffective due to the death of the diplomat. Several cities also grew in size, and 18 thousand heavy cavalry joined the ranks of the army. In addition, Empress Amenia sent out a very meaningful olive branch to the Western Romans with 300 gold via their merchants.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Takalin
Diplomacy: Alwa(t), Atbara(revolts), Dongola(revolts), Funj(revolts), Kefa(revolts), Kordofan(revolts), Kosti(revolts), Lalibela(revolts), Zeila(revolts)
Emperor Tamicat continued to expand the economy of his Empire before dying at the ripe old age of 92. His son, Takalin would take over the throne. Although Takalin was a charismatic man with many friends, he also had several enemies within the empire, and needed the help of his intelligence operatives to keep all the leaders loyal. However, those operatives could do little to control the magistrates of the various regions of the Empire, many of which declared their independence.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Master General Mufasa
Diplomacy: none
Master General Bakswana without an appointed heir, so General Mufasa decided to seize control of the troops and declare himself the next dictator. Neither Kikembo nor N'komo had the guts to dispute his claim.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
King Zouthan II
Diplomacy:
King Zouthan II stayed in the Royal Palace to tend to his government and family, which had an addition of twin sons. He also took the time to make sure that Khaziptioples became more prosperous, as several cities grew in size.
Arian Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Wolach
Diplomacy:
Patriach Dreban passed away while rummaging about in Carthage. Alexander took over as Patriarch, but then he too died only a few months later. In fact, every prominent member of the Church passed away these past five years, except for Wolach. Wolach had the vision and wherewithal to steer the Church forward, and was installed as Patriarch for his stewardship and for keeping the Church in one piece. However, during these trouble times there was some good news, the port city of Casablanca was founded in Merakesh.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
Tzaza the Younger
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
Emperor D'Haran
Diplomacy: Merrakesh(fa)
Emperor D'Haran ruled and spent many resources to bring the fortress in Kabilya towards the sea making it part of the port city of Skikda which grew in size. Meanwhile, Titus traveled to Merrakesh where he would find a military ally.
Mercenaries:
| Religion | Troops |
|---|---|
| Eastern Orthodox | 10i, 15c, 5s, 10w |
| Roman Catholic | 5i, 5c, 5s, 5w |
| Arian Christian | 15i, 5s, 5w |
| Coptic Christian | 10i, 10c, 5s, 5w |
| Celtic Christian | 15i, 10c, 10s, 5w |
Arian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Theodoric II
Diplomacy:
King Theodoric died and his son and heir took over the crown upon his return from Torki where he colected more slaves for the Kingdom.
Arian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
King Sarantino II
Diplomacy: Catalonia(f)
King Sarantino passed away, paving the way for his son, to take to the throne at a very young age of 11. Fortunately, even at such a young age, Sarantino II has shown exceptional leadership abilities, and has excelled in his studies and swordplay, earning him great respect from his father's troops. Count Guiseppe de Licita remains in Catalonia to convince the local leadership of the merits of joining the Sicilian Kingdom.
Coptic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Honorius
Diplomacy: Burgandy[Dijon(t)], Tuscany[Caprica(f)]
Emperor Honorius invited Lucious into the royal family with his marriage to Gwen, and Maximus came of age to become a Prince of the Realm. Apart from that, Honorius raised a cavalry consisting of 10,000 well-armed horsemen, and sent thanks to the Egyptians who sent a vast some of money to him to pay for those troops.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Justian
Diplomacy: Kiev[Boguslav(mn)]
Patriarch Justian headed up an expansion effort in Boguslav that was successful. He also sent missionaries to Ulania in an effort to convert the people there back to their Christian roots with moderate success. Unfortunately, the Patriarch's financial position didn't allow him to do everything he wanted to do at the level that he wanted to do, and the reject of a tithe by the Teutons didn't help matters.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 5
Grandmaster
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 5
Grandmaster Heraclius
Diplomacy:
The order received more gold and food from the Eastern Roman Empire as Heraclius took command of the navy and army to help the Eastern Roman Empire in its defense preparations. Miklos and Kristos would take up the quest to find the secret of the Greek Fire, and after a great deal of difficulty, they finally complete the Quest! Miklos wrote the following message to Heraclios upon discovering its capability:
"This was the fashion of the Greek fire: it came on as broad in front as a vinegar cask, and the tail of fire that trailed behind it was as big as a great spear; and it made such a noise as it came, that it sounded like the thunder of heaven. It looked like a dragon flying through the air. Such a bright light did it cast, that one could see all over the camp as though it were day, by reason of the great mass of fire, and the brilliance of the light that it shed."
Such a discovery, which would now be wielded by the Grandmaster of the Order in battle, rallied the order and attracted the awe of the Kristos Pantocrator. The other Order of the Orthodox Christians, proclaimed their intention of following Grandmaster Heraclius into battle and wherever he would lead.
United Orthodox | Civilized | Tech 5
Emperor Heraklios Moezakios
Diplomacy:
The Emperor, still paranoid about an imminent attack, continued to prepare his defenses, conscripting nine thousand heavy infantrymen, and many field forts throughout the Empire. However, peace prevailed yet again. The Empire maintained strong relations with the Order of St. Georgios, sending them a lot of gold and food. The Orthodox Church also received some food to help them feed the masses. The Emperor's paranoia, which is actively fermented by his advisors, caused him to increase the tax rate significantly, causing much strain on the tradesfolk, merchants and farmers. Such aggressive taxation is sure to cause revolt if it lasts a long time.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Konrad
Diplomacy: none
While King Konrad ruled he sent out his generals in search of something, anything. But, nothing was found instead.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Alistar
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
United Orthodox | Barbarian | Tech 3
King Ragnar Bloodaxe
Diplomacy: Thuringia(a)
King Ragnar decided to rule his Kingdom in an effort to improve tax revenues, as the previous few years has seen a lot of corruption and tax evasion. Hans, the Heir to the Throne, remained in Thuringia and struck an alliance with the leaders there.
Zoroastrian | Civilized | Tech 4
Emperor Michael
Diplomacy:
Emperor Michael returned from the north to see to the defense of his Empire, while his son ruled and married a Persian Princess. The Ulanians received much aid from the Persians who provided a small dowry for the wedding, and from the Zoroastrian Church which sent a significant chunk of change. The Emperor used these funds to improve the living standards of several regions.
United Ortodox | Civilized | Tech 4
King
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Celtic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
Patriarch Oscar
Diplomacy: Brabant(ab), Flanders(ab), Ile de France(ab)
Oscar spent his efforts tending to administrative efforts within the Church, while his Cardinals traveled to Norway to gain influence within that Kingdom. Three abbeys were also built to help extend the influence of the Celtic Church.
Celtic Christian | Civilized | 4
Emperor Antonius Pius, defender of New Rome, light of the West, guardian of civilization
Diplomacy: Ponthieu(f)
Diplomacy in Ponthieu was successful, as Ceaser Julius Agricola II tried to re-establish taxation in the Empire by ruling and attending to every detail. The Emperor also commissioned more merchant fleets in Exeter.
Celtic Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King Thor Iversson
Diplomacy:
Thor Iversson ruled his empire as his leaders and missionaries continued to spread the Celtic Faith. He also founded Drammen, a new port city in Adger.
Celtic Christian | Civilized | Tech 4
King Murat
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
South Amerind | PreColumbian | Tech 2
King Juan Valdez
Diplomacy:
Juan Valdez sent both one of his generals, Coffee, to explore the Northern Seas, and he came back with moderate results. Mocha, on the other hand, went back to Guayami preach to the tribesmen there about his gods. Apart from that, Juan attended to his government and family, the latter saw the addition of two daughters. Juan also spent many resources improving the economic value of his empire and fortifying the cities.
Nordic Orthodox Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
King
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 4
Patriarch Ardan ap Dwain
Diplomacy: Maya(ab)[Chichen Itza(ab)], Atakapa[Ayoel(ch)]
The Holy Pelegian Church sprung to action with the Patriarch establishing a tithe against the Kingdom of Albion and developing their network of churches and abbeys throughout that Kingdom. There was also some missionary work, as several areas were formally introduced to the Pelegian theology.
Pelegian Christian | Seafaring | Tech 4
King Iain ap Grania ac Mian
Diplomacy: Ciguayo(f), Boruca(t), Lenca(n/e)
Diplomatic efforts were very fruitful in Ciguayo, where the allied leader married into the Royal Family and in Lenca where the people agreed to pay tribute to the Kingdom. In addition to these achievements, the Pelegian Church granted governmental assistance.
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 2
King Quetyctyl
Diplomacy:
No Orders.
Pelegian Christian | Barbarian | Tech 3
King
Diplomacy:
Open for Player!
North Amerind | PreColumbian | Tech 1
Chief Hatwawin
Diplomacy: Anasazi(n/e)[Chaco(fa)], Hohokam(ea), Navajo(fa)
Chief Hatwawin spends a great deal of resources developing Hohokam, Patwin and Serrano, and also build two ports on the Colorado River. Military alliances were struck between the Yokut and the Navajo as well as with the people of Chaco, while Hohokam was invited into a full economic alliance. However, Spountalia's attempt to steal technology from the Merovingians was unsuccessful, and he was executed for his trouble.
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