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l_english:
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crown_wenceslas_name:0 "Crown of St. Wenceslas"
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crown_wenceslas_description:0 "Forged in 1346 in Czechia for Emperor Charles IV. After [Concept('neow_the_event','the Event')|E], some of the crown parts went missing, but the crown is still under the protection of the Czech kings and St. Wenceslas himself. \n\nHowever, a legend says those who wear the crown without permission from the saint will die within a year."
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crown_wenceslas_reforged_description:0 "Forged in 1346 in Czechia for Emperor Charles IV. Now finally brought back to its former glory, after many pieces were replaced, the crown regained its image. Although it still remains under the protection of the Czech kings and St. Wenceslas himself. \n\nHowever, a legend says those who wear the crown without permission from the saint will die within a year."
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codex_gigas_name:0 "Codex Gigas"
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codex_gigas_description:0 "Codex Gigas, also known as the "Devil's Bible," is the largest known medieval manuscript. Inside, there is an illustration of the Devil, hence why so many people call it the "Devil's Bible." After the Event, the manuscript was moved from the National Library of Sweden to Stockholm Castle, where it sits to this day."
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sword_wenceslas_name:0 "Sword of St. Wenceslas"
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sword_wenceslas_description:0 "The Sword of St. Wenceslas is a ceremonial sword used during the coronation of the Czech kings. After the Event, the sword was still used in ceremonies to fully legitimize a new Czech king and to secure him blessings from the saint that protects the land."
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crown_stephen_name:0 "Crown of St. Stephen"
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crown_stephen_description:0 "The Holy Crown of Hungary, also known as the Crown of Saint Stephen, named in honour of Saint Stephen I of Hungary, was the coronation crown used by the Kingdom of Hungary for most of its existence. After [Concept('neow_the_event','the Event')|E], this tradition returned. In order to become the true king of Hungary, one must be crowned with this crown."
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crown_charlemagne_name:0 "Napoleon's Crown of Charlemagne"
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crown_charlemagne_description:0 "Napoleon's "Crown of Charlemagne" was a 1804 recreation fabricated by goldsmith Martin-Guillaume Biennais for his coronation, designed to evoke the ancient, destroyed Carolingian crown and legitimize his rule. \n\nAfter [Concept('neow_the_event','the Event')|E] it was used by the Bonaparte dynasty to crown the kings and emperors of France."
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artifact_pearl_crown_name:0 "Pearl Crown of Nistrenia"
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artifact_pearl_crown_description:0 "The Pearl Crown is the traditional headwear of Moldovan and Nistrenian monarchs. First worn by Stephen the Great who laid the foundations of Nistrenia, it was lost for centuries before being found once more."
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artifact_st_edwards_crown_name:0 "St. Edward's Crown"
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artifact_st_edwards_crown_description:0 "Forged for King Charles II in 1661, The Crown of St. Edward is the Coronation Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the most important of the British Crown Jewels."
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artifact_pedestal_reliquary_fracture_name:0 "[SCOPE.Custom('FractureRelicName')|U]"
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artifact_pedestal_reliquary_fracture_description:1 "An elegant reliquary containing a holy relic: [SCOPE.Custom('FractureRelic')|l]."
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artifact_pedestal_amethyst_name:0 "Radiant Amethyst"
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artifact_pedestal_amethyst_description:0 "An amethyst with a deep purple hue, from having been touched by the Fracture"
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artifact_ak_mace_name:0 "Kalasnikov's Blessing"
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artifact_ak_mace_description:0 "Deep Lore"
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skull_saint_chad_name:0 "Skull of Saint Chad"
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skull_saint_chad_desc:0 "This weathered skull is venerated as the holy relic of Saint Chad of Lichfield, a great bishop famed for his piety and miraculous healings. Some whisper that the skull instead belonged to a long-dead tyrant who persecuted the Church but surely the faithful know better."
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skull_ironside_name:0 "Skull of the Ironside"
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skull_ironside_desc:0 "This grim skull is said to have belonged to a great Lord Protector, whose true name has long since been lost, remembered only as the Ironside. In the days of old, he is said to have fought those who raised their hands against the Queen, becoming famed for his strength and stern authority. Some claim that the skull is merely that of a long-dead, feeble bishop but we know better."
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building_mount_athos_02: "Mount Athos"
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building_mount_athos_02_desc: "The restoration of Mount Athos has begun in earnest. Monks have returned to the rebuilt monasteries, churches are once again filled with prayer, and surviving books, relics, and icons are being gathered from across the Orthodox world. The Holy Mountain is slowly becoming a home for monastic life once more."
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building_mount_athos_03: "The Garden of the Mother of God"
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building_mount_athos_03_desc: "Mount Athos has risen from its state of ruin. The monasteries have been rebuilt, the churches reconsecrated, and the Athonite traditions restored by new generations of monks. The Holy Mountain once more stands as the foremost spiritual centre of the Orthodoxy, and the brotherhoods once more preserve the faith for generations yet to come."
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building_mount_athos_03_desc: "Mount Athos has risen from its state of ruin. The monasteries have been rebuilt, the churches reconsecrated, and the Athonite traditions restored by new generations of monks. The Holy Mountain once more stands as the foremost spiritual centre of the Orthodoxy, and the brotherhoods once more preserve the faith for generations yet to come."
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# NEW ATHOS — ABKHAZ NEOPAGAN FORM
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building_type_new_athos_pagan_temple_01:0 "Sanctuary of Atoni"
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building_type_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc:0 "$building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc$"
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building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01:0 "Sanctuary of Atoni"
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building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc:0 "When the old monastery of New Athos fell silent in the chaos after the Event, its abandoned churches, caves, springs, and mountain paths were reclaimed by Abkhaz communities returning to the rites of their ancestors. Christian images weathered away or were removed, while sacred groves, stones, and open-air altars spread through the ruined precinct. The sanctuary that emerged is not an ancient temple restored, but a new holy place fashioned from the bones of the old monastery and the revived native faith of Abkhazia."
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# NEW ATHOS — RESTORED ORTHODOX FORM
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building_type_new_athos_restored_monastery_02:0 "New Athos Monastery"
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building_type_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc:0 "$building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc$"
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building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02:0 "New Athos Monastery"
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building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc:0 "New Athos was founded before the Event and grew into one of the great monastic complexes of Abkhazia. The Event reduced the monastery to an isolated relic, and for generations its grounds served other rites. With the return of Orthodox monks and patrons, the domes have been raised anew, the icons restored, and the Divine Liturgy once more echoes beneath the mountain. The restored monastery now stands as a symbol of the return of the Abkhaz lands to the wider Orthodox world."
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# CATHEDRAL OF SAINT ILIA II
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building_type_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii:0 "Cathedral of Saint Ilia the Great"
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building_type_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc:0 "$building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc$"
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building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii:0 "Cathedral of Saint Ilia the Great"
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building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc:0 "In the generations after the Event, the memory of Catholicos-Patriarch Ilia only grew. Remembered as the beloved shepherd of the Georgian Church and one of the most revered public figures of the pre-event Georgia, he was eventually glorified among the saints. A great cathedral was raised in Tbilisi in his honor, serving at once as a shrine to Saint Ilia, a monument to the survival of the Georgian Church, and a gathering place for pilgrims from every corner of Georgia."
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# CHANNEL TUNNEL
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building_type_channel_tunnel_01:0 "Channel Tunnel"
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building_type_channel_tunnel_01_desc:0 "$building_channel_tunnel_01_desc$"
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building_channel_tunnel_01:0 "Channel Tunnel"
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building_channel_tunnel_01_desc:0 "Beneath the narrow sea between Kent and the Calais coast runs one of the greatest engineering works of the old world. Once carrying trains between Britain and the continent, the Channel Tunnel survived the Event as a vast buried road beneath the seabed. Generations of collapse, scavenging, and neglect made much of it impassable, but the surviving galleries have since been cleared and secured. Merchants, messengers, pilgrims, and armies now pass beneath the Channel without trusting themselves to its dangerous waters, making the tunnel one of the richest and most strategically valuable crossings in western Europe."
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# GREENHOUSES
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building_type_greenhouses_01:0 "Greenhouses"
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building_type_greenhouses_01_desc:0 "Enclosed gardens use walls, transparent panes, careful watering, and trapped warmth to extend the growing season and cultivate delicate plants that would otherwise fail in the local climate."
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building_greenhouses_01:0 "Cold Frames"
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building_greenhouses_01_desc:0 "Low wooden frames covered with salvaged panes shelter seedlings from wind and frost. They are simple, but even a few weeks of extra growing time can make the difference between scarcity and surplus."
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building_greenhouses_02:0 "Glazed Frames"
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building_greenhouses_02_desc:0 "Larger beds are enclosed beneath fitted panes of glass, giving gardeners better control over warmth and moisture while protecting valuable seedlings from sudden cold."
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building_greenhouses_03:0 "Walled Glass Gardens"
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building_greenhouses_03_desc:0 "Stone garden walls absorb the warmth of the sun while rows of glazed shelters protect fruit, herbs, and vegetables. What began as a collection of frames is becoming a permanent part of the local food economy."
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building_greenhouses_04:0 "Heated Glasshouses"
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building_greenhouses_04_desc:0 "Furnaces, flues, compost beds, and careful ventilation keep these glasshouses warm even when the weather turns harsh. Rare plants and early harvests now fetch high prices in nearby markets."
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building_greenhouses_05:0 "Market Greenhouses"
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building_greenhouses_05_desc:0 "Whole districts of glasshouses supply towns with vegetables, fruit, herbs, and seedlings throughout much of the year. Merchants contract directly with growers to secure the earliest and most valuable produce."
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building_greenhouses_06:0 "Horticultural Houses"
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building_greenhouses_06_desc:0 "Specialized growers maintain separate houses for fruit, medicinal herbs, flowers, and vegetables. Better furnaces and more reliable glazing make controlled cultivation practical on an unprecedented scale."
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building_greenhouses_07:0 "Grand Conservatories"
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building_greenhouses_07_desc:0 "Great halls of timber, iron, and glass trap the sun beneath soaring roofs. Their carefully managed beds feed markets, preserve unusual plants, and serve as visible monuments to the wealth of their patrons."
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building_greenhouses_08:0 "Great Glasshouse Complexes"
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building_greenhouses_08_desc:0 "Vast networks of heated glasshouses, nurseries, cisterns, workshops, and market yards support cultivation in every season. Their produce feeds cities while their gardeners exchange seeds and techniques across entire realms."
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# SOAPMAKING GUILDS
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building_type_soapmaking_guilds_01:0 "Soapmaking Guilds"
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building_type_soapmaking_guilds_01_desc:0 "Soapmakers turn fats and oils into valuable cleansing goods with ash-derived lye, organizing a dirty and dangerous craft into a profitable urban trade."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_01:0 "Tallow Boilers"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_01_desc:0 "Small workshops boil rendered animal fats with crude lye in heavy kettles. The product is harsh and uneven, but useful enough to find a steady market."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_02:0 "Lye Houses"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_02_desc:0 "Dedicated sheds leach wood ash into stronger and more consistent lye. Separating this dangerous work from ordinary homes also makes larger batches of soap practical."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_03:0 "Soapmakers' Stalls"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_03_desc:0 "Soapmakers gather in a recognized quarter of the town, where traders can compare wares and masters can recruit apprentices. A distinct urban craft is beginning to take shape."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_04:0 "Chandlers' Workshops"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_04_desc:0 "Soap boilers increasingly work alongside chandlers, renderers, and oil merchants. Shared supplies, vats, moulds, and storage rooms turn scattered workshops into a coordinated industry."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_05:0 "Soapmakers' Guildhall"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_05_desc:0 "The masters of the craft maintain a guildhall to regulate apprenticeships, settle disputes, inspect weights, and punish adulterated wares. Reliable standards make the town's soap known well beyond its walls."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_06:0 "Perfumed Soapworks"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_06_desc:0 "Better oils and carefully prepared scents allow guild masters to sell fine soaps alongside ordinary household bars. What was once a necessity becomes a valuable luxury export."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_07:0 "Standardized Mould Houses"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_07_desc:0 "Large guild workshops use standardized moulds, measures, and recipes to produce uniform bars in great quantities. Merchants can now order by the crate rather than bargaining over individual batches."
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building_soapmaking_guilds_08:0 "Grand Soapmaking Guilds"
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building_soapmaking_guilds_08_desc:0 "Powerful guilds control sprawling soapworks, warehouses, oil yards, rendering houses, and merchant contracts. Their stamped wares travel far from the city, bringing wealth while making soap an ordinary part of urban life."
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anglo_cypriot_prefix:0 "Vretano"
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marbantine_name:0 "Marmaroménos"
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marbantine_collective_noun:0 "Marmaroménoi"
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marbantine_prefix:0 "Marmaroméno"
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marbantine_prefix:0 "Marmaroméno"
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trojan_name:0 "Troikós"
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trojan_collective_noun:0 "Troikoí"
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trojan_prefix:0 "Troio"
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holy_order_national_union_of_paleontologists: "National Union of Paleontologists"
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holy_order_national_union_of_diggers: "National Union of Diggers"
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holy_order_national_union_of_chartists: "National Union of Chartists"
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holy_order_basilian_order_of_josaphat: "Basilian Order of st. Josaphat"
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holy_order_basilian_order_of_josaphat: "Basilian Order of st. Josaphat"
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holy_order_order_of_christ: "Ordem de Cristo"
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dynn_koroleveckiy_motto:0 "What is sublime in Caesar’s style is its carelessness."
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dynn_rosenkranz_motto:0 "The world is as eternal as God."
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dynn_pulya_motto:0 "Idleness — is a toy of Devil, so is."
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dynn_eidelsteinn_motoo:0 "Enough bearing this!"
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dynn_eidelsteinn_motoo:0 "Enough bearing this!"
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dynn_henriksen_motto:0 "All or nothing!"
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nick_the_ossi:0 "the Ossi"
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nick_the_ossi_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] the restorer of the realm of Ossiland, so that the people of eastern Germany may live together in peace and brotherhood."
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nick_chrysovergis:0 "Chrysovérgis"
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nick_chrysovergis_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] remembered by the old family name Chrysovérgis, a name carried from the courts of Constantinople into the highest office of the Church."
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nick_garidas:0 "Garidás"
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nick_garidas_desc:1 "The chroniclers knew [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] as Garidás, and the old surname clung so firmly that later generations remembered the Patriarch by it almost as readily as by [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] given name."
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nick_leichoudis:0 "Leichoúdis"
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nick_leichoudis_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] carried the name Leichoúdis from imperial service to the patriarchal throne, binding an old Constantinopolitan family name to [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] memory."
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nick_kiroularios:0 "Kiroulários"
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nick_kiroularios_desc:1 "Better remembered as Kiroulários, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] became a symbol of Constantinople's stubborn independence, refusing to bend easily before either emperor or foreign prelate."
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nick_mystikos:0 "Mystikós"
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nick_mystikos_desc:1 "Before the patriarchal throne, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] served as a #italic mystikós#!, a trusted keeper of imperial secrets. The office became so closely tied to [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] that its name followed [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] into history."
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nick_grammatikos:0 "Grammatikós"
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nick_the_new:0 "the New"
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nick_grammatikos_desc:1 "Letters, law, and learned disputation came so naturally to [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] that the world simply called [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] #italic Grammatikós#! — the Grammarian."
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nick_the_new:0 "o Néos"
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nick_the_new_desc:1 "Others of [CHARACTER.GetFirstNameNoTooltip] had come before, but [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] belonged to a new generation and so entered history as #italic o Néos#! — the New."
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nick_o_chrysostomos:0 "o Chrysóstomos"
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nick_the_cynic:0 "the Cynic"
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nick_the_holy_hierarch:0 "the Holy Hierarch"
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nick_o_chrysostomos_desc:1 "So renowned [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] the preaching of [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] that the faithful named [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] #italic o Chrysóstomos#! — the Golden-Mouthed."
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nick_the_cynic:0 "o Kynikós"
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nick_the_cynic_desc:1 "Long before the patriarchal throne, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] known for the garb and manner of the Cynic philosophers. Neither episcopal robes nor ecclesiastical ambition could make the old name disappear."
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nick_the_holy_hierarch:0 "o Ágios Ierárchis"
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nick_the_holy_hierarch_desc:1 "Learning, endurance, and devotion made [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] an image of the ideal bishop in the memory of the faithful, remembered simply as #italic o Ágios Ierárchis#! — the Holy Hierarch."
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nick_scholastikos:0 "Scholastikós"
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nick_nisteutis:0 "Nisteutís"
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nick_scholastikos_desc:1 "Before taking up the shepherd's staff, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] trained in law and became renowned for ordering the canons of the Church. The old title #italic Scholastikós#! followed [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] even onto the patriarchal throne."
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nick_nisteutis:0 "Nisteftís"
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nick_nisteutis_desc:1 "Few could rival the austerity of [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U]. [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] severe abstinence and devotion to fasting earned [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] the name #italic Nisteftís#! — the Faster."
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nick_the_frankfucker:0 "Frankódoulos"
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nick_the_frankfucker_desc:1 "To admirers, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] sought peace with the Christians of the West. To enemies, such friendliness was enough to earn the contemptuous name #italic Frankódoulos#! — Servant of the Franks."
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nick_NEOW_photios:0 "o Stylovátis tis Orthodoxías"
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nick_NEOW_photios_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] hailed as a Confessor of the Faith, an Equal to the Apostles, and one of the greatest teachers of the Church. Through learning, missionary zeal, and an unyielding defence of Orthodox doctrine, [CharYouSheHe(CHARACTER)] earned remembrance as #italic o Stylovátis tis Orthodoxías#! — the Pillar of Orthodoxy."
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# Byzantine & Patriarchal Historical Nicknames
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nick_syncellus:0 "Sýnkellos"
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nick_syncellus_desc:1 "The title #italic Sýnkellos#! belonged to a cleric who shared the patriarch's household and confidence. For [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U], the old ecclesiastical office became a name in its own right."
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nick_NEOW_dikoros:0 "Díkoros"
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nick_NEOW_dikoros_desc:1 "One eye dark and the other light made [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] impossible to forget, earning [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] the Greek name #italic Díkoros#! — the Two-Pupilled."
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nick_NEOW_rinotmitos:0 "Rinótmitos"
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nick_NEOW_rinotmitos_desc:1 "Deposition left [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] with the unmistakable epithet #italic Rinótmitos#! — the Slit-Nosed — yet even that humiliation could not keep [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] from returning to power."
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nick_NEOW_kopronymos:0 "Koprónymos"
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nick_NEOW_kopronymos_desc:1 "Hostile chroniclers saddled [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] with the insulting name #italic Koprónymos#! — the Dung-Named — and attached to it a scandalous tale from [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] baptism."
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nick_NEOW_porfyrogennitos:0 "Porfyrogénnitos"
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nick_NEOW_porfyrogennitos_desc:1 "Born while [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] father already wore the imperial purple, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] possessed the coveted distinction #italic Porfyrogénnitos#! — Born in the Purple."
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nick_NEOW_tzimiskis:0 "Tsimiskís"
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nick_NEOW_tzimiskis_desc:1 "The origin of #italic Tsimiskís#! is disputed, with old explanations linking it either to a red boot, short stature, or an Armenian family name. Whatever its first meaning, it became inseparable from [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U]."
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nick_NEOW_voulgaroktonos:0 "Voulgaroktónos"
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nick_NEOW_voulgaroktonos_desc:1 "Years of relentless war against Bulgaria fixed one name to [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] above all others: #italic Voulgaroktónos#! — the Bulgar-Slayer."
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nick_NEOW_kalafatis:0 "Kalafátis"
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nick_NEOW_kalafatis_desc:1 "Imperial dignity could not erase humble origins. [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] remained #italic Kalafátis#! — the Caulker — after the trade once practised by [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] father."
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nick_NEOW_parapinakis:0 "Parapinákis"
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nick_NEOW_parapinakis_desc:1 "As money lost value and a gold coin bought ever less grain, the people mocked [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] as #italic Parapinákis#! — Minus-a-Quarter."
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nick_NEOW_mourtzouflos:0 "Moúrtzouflos"
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nick_NEOW_mourtzouflos_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] said to draw [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] heavy eyebrows together until they shadowed the eyes, giving rise to the unmistakable name #italic Moúrtzouflos#!."
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nick_NEOW_mitrofonos:0 "Mitrofónos"
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nick_NEOW_mitrofonos_desc:1 "Few epithets carry a darker accusation than #italic Mitrofónos#! — Mother-Slayer. Once attached to [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U], such a name was never easily forgotten."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_o_prasinos_patriarchis:0 "o Prásinos Patriárchis"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_o_prasinos_patriarchis_desc:1 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharHaveHas(CHARACTER)] spoken so often of mankind's duty toward Creation that admirers and critics alike came to know [CharYouHerHim(CHARACTER)] as #italic o Prásinos Patriárchis#! — the Green Patriarch."
|
||||
nick_no_quarter:0 "No-Quarter"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_with_the_flowery_beard:0 "with the Flowery Beard"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_with_the_flowery_beard_desc:1 "Where that nickname comes from is unknown. Did [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] truly wear flowers in [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] beard? Is it possibly a corruption of another word? Did [CharYouSheHe(CHARACTER)] even have a beard at all? The one thing that is clear is that [CharYouSheHe(CHARACTER)] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] as strong as [CharYouSheHe(CHARACTER)] [CharWereWas(CHARACTER)] wise."
|
||||
|
|
@ -57,4 +100,14 @@
|
|||
nick_NEOW_the_frost_queen:0 "the Frost Queen"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_frost_queen_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharHaveHas(CHARACTER)] gone down in legend as a powerful witch, one that cast a curse of eternal winter across all of Scandinavia. Her children would go on to found legendary lineages and rule much of the northern lands for years to come."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_explorer:0 "the Explorer"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_explorer_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharHaveHas(CHARACTER)] a knack for sailing far and wide, discovering and charting new lands across the seas."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_explorer_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharHaveHas(CHARACTER)] a knack for sailing far and wide, discovering and charting new lands across the seas."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_sun:0 "Soleil"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_ghazi:0 "Ghazi"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_ghazi_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharAreIs(CHARACTER)] known as a warrior of faith, zealously uniting the Muslim tribes of Turkey under one banner."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_drakos:0 "Drákos"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_drakos_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] became known as 'the Dragon' after imprisoning [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] detractors in a keep, setting fire to it, and securing control in one fell swoop."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_arab:0 "the Arab"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_mountain:0 "the Mountain"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_the_mountain_desc:0 "Feared for [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] size and strength, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharAreIs(CHARACTER)] as the Mountain by friends and foes alike."
|
||||
nick_NEOW_fatih:0 "Fatih"
|
||||
nick_NEOW_fatih_desc:0 "For [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] extraordinary restoration of the Sublime State, [CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] got bestowed the title of Fatih, meaning conqueror."
|
||||
|
|
@ -10,9 +10,13 @@
|
|||
crown_stephen_description:0 "The Holy Crown of Hungary, also known as the Crown of Saint Stephen, named in honour of Saint Stephen I of Hungary, was the coronation crown used by the Kingdom of Hungary for most of its existence. After [Concept('neow_the_event','the Event')|E], this tradition returned. In order to become the true king of Hungary, one must be crowned with this crown."
|
||||
crown_charlemagne_name:0 "Napoleon's Crown of Charlemagne"
|
||||
crown_charlemagne_description:0 "Napoleon's "Crown of Charlemagne" was a 1804 recreation fabricated by goldsmith Martin-Guillaume Biennais for his coronation, designed to evoke the ancient, destroyed Carolingian crown and legitimize his rule. \n\nAfter [Concept('neow_the_event','the Event')|E] it was used by the Bonaparte dynasty to crown the kings and emperors of France."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
artifact_pearl_crown_name:0 "Pearl Crown of Nistrenia"
|
||||
artifact_pearl_crown_description:0 "The Pearl Crown is the traditional headwear of Moldovan and Nistrenian monarchs. First worn by Stephen the Great who laid the foundations of Nistrenia, it was lost for centuries before being found once more."
|
||||
artifact_st_edwards_crown_name:0 "St. Edward's Crown"
|
||||
artifact_st_edwards_crown_description:0 "Forged for King Charles II in 1661, The Crown of St. Edward is the Coronation Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the most important of the British Crown Jewels."
|
||||
artifact_pedestal_reliquary_fracture_name:0 "[SCOPE.Custom('FractureRelicName')|U]"
|
||||
artifact_pedestal_reliquary_fracture_description:1 "An elegant reliquary containing a holy relic: [SCOPE.Custom('FractureRelic')|l]."
|
||||
artifact_pedestal_amethyst_name:0 "Radiant Amethyst"
|
||||
artifact_pedestal_amethyst_description:0 "An amethyst with a deep purple hue, from having been touched by the Fracture"
|
||||
artifact_pedestal_amethyst_description:0 "An amethyst with a deep purple hue, from having been touched by the Fracture"
|
||||
artifact_ak_mace_name:0 "Kalasnikov's Blessing"
|
||||
artifact_ak_mace_description:0 "Deep Lore"
|
||||
|
|
@ -398,7 +398,7 @@
|
|||
#Iranian group
|
||||
iranian_group:0 "Iranian"
|
||||
iranian_group_collective_noun:0 "Iranians"
|
||||
persian:0 "Persian"
|
||||
persian:0 "Fārsī"
|
||||
persian_prefix:0 "Perso"
|
||||
persian_collective_noun:1 "Persians"
|
||||
sogdian:0 "Sogdian"
|
||||
|
|
@ -410,24 +410,33 @@
|
|||
kurdish:0 "Kurdish"
|
||||
kurdish_prefix:0 "Kurdo"
|
||||
kurdish_collective_noun:1 "Kurds"
|
||||
afghan:0 "Afghan"
|
||||
afghan_prefix:0 "Afghan"
|
||||
afghan_collective_noun:1 "Afghans"
|
||||
baloch:0 "Baloch"
|
||||
afghan:0 "Pakhtun"
|
||||
afghan_prefix:0 "Pashtun"
|
||||
afghan_collective_noun:1 "Pashtuns"
|
||||
lur:0 "Lori"
|
||||
lur_prefix:0 "Lor"
|
||||
lur_collective_noun:1 "Lori"
|
||||
baloch:0 "Balòc"
|
||||
baloch_prefix:0 "Baloch"
|
||||
baloch_collective_noun:1 "Balochs"
|
||||
baloch_collective_noun:1 "Baloch"
|
||||
saka:0 "Saka"
|
||||
saka_prefix:0 "Saka"
|
||||
saka_collective_noun:1 "Sakas"
|
||||
daylamite:0 "Daylamite"
|
||||
daylamite_prefix:0 "Daylami"
|
||||
daylamite_collective_noun:0 "Daylamites"
|
||||
daylamite:0 "Gilakān"
|
||||
daylamite_prefix:0 "Gilak"
|
||||
daylamite_collective_noun:0 "Gilakān"
|
||||
mazanderanis:0 "Tabari"
|
||||
mazanderanis_prefix:0 "Tabari"
|
||||
mazanderanis_collective_noun:0 "Tabari"
|
||||
khwarezmian:0 "Khwarezmian"
|
||||
khwarezmian_prefix:0 "Khwarezmo"
|
||||
khwarezmian_collective_noun:0 "Khwarezmians"
|
||||
tajik:0 "Tajik"
|
||||
tajik_prefix:0 "Tajiki"
|
||||
tajik:0 "Tojikī"
|
||||
tajik_prefix:0 "Tajiko"
|
||||
tajik_collective_noun:0 "Tajiks"
|
||||
pomerien:0 "Pomerien"
|
||||
pomerien_prefix:0 "Pomeri"
|
||||
pomerien_collective_noun:0 "Pomeriens"
|
||||
#Israelite group
|
||||
israelite_group:0 "Israelite"
|
||||
israelite_group_collective_noun:0 "Israelites"
|
||||
|
|
@ -658,9 +667,6 @@
|
|||
bolghar:0 "Bolghar"
|
||||
bolghar_prefix:0 "Bolgharo"
|
||||
bolghar_collective_noun:1 "Bolghars"
|
||||
bashkir:0 "Bashkir"
|
||||
bashkir_prefix:0 "Bashkiro"
|
||||
bashkir_collective_noun:1 "Bashkirs"
|
||||
karluk:0 "Karluk"
|
||||
karluk_prefix:0 "Karluko"
|
||||
karluk_collective_noun:1 "Karluks"
|
||||
|
|
@ -742,9 +748,6 @@
|
|||
macedonian: "Macedonian"
|
||||
macedonian_prefix: "Diadochi"
|
||||
macedonian_collective_noun: "Macedonians"
|
||||
albanian: "Shqiptar"
|
||||
albanian_prefix: "Albano"
|
||||
albanian_collective_noun: "Albanians"
|
||||
odrzan: "Odrzański"
|
||||
odrzan_collective_noun: "Odrzans"
|
||||
wymysorys: "Wymysiöejyn"
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
|
|||
l_english:
|
||||
heritage_arab_name:0 "Arab"
|
||||
heritage_arab_collective_noun:0 "Arabs"
|
||||
heritage_armenian_name:0 "Armenian"
|
||||
heritage_armenian_collective_noun:0 "Armenians"
|
||||
heritage_armenio_georgian_name:0 "Armenio-Georgian"
|
||||
heritage_armenio_georgian_collective_noun:0 "Armenio-Georgians"
|
||||
heritage_assyrian_name:0 "Assyrian"
|
||||
heritage_assyrian_collective_noun:0 "Assyrians"
|
||||
heritage_caucasian_name:0 "Caucasian"
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -136,6 +136,11 @@
|
|||
NEOW_language_ovdalian_name:0 "Övdalian"
|
||||
NEOW_language_estonian_name:0 "Estonian"
|
||||
NEOW_language_armenian_name:0 "Armenian"
|
||||
language_NEOW_georgian_name:0 "Georgian"
|
||||
language_NEOW_abkhazian_name:0 "Abkhazian"
|
||||
language_NEOW_yunani_name:0 "Yunan"
|
||||
language_rum_name:0 "Rumiya"
|
||||
language_azeri_name:0"Azeri"
|
||||
|
||||
#########################################
|
||||
# Grouping Stuff
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
|
|||
l_english:
|
||||
kuhjung_military_heritage_loc:0 "Formed from the rallying of the United States European Command after the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]."
|
||||
easlander_exodus_heritage_loc:0 "Formed from [CULTURE.GetName] after persecution and internal conflicts in Britain."
|
||||
easlander_exodus_heritage_loc:0 "Formed from [CULTURE.GetName] after persecution and internal conflicts in Britain."
|
||||
yunani_heritage_loc:0 "Formed from [GetCulturePillar('heritage_greek').GetName] and [GetCulturePillar('heritage_turkish').GetName] intermingling around the year 2450"
|
||||
limburgisch_gallian_borderlands_loc:0 "Emerged as protectors of the Rhinemarch of the Gallian Empire"
|
||||
|
|
@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
|
|||
name_list_NEOW_albanian:0 "Albanian"
|
||||
Name_list_NEOW_arpitan:0 "Arpitan"
|
||||
Name_list_NEOW_ashkenaze:0 "Ashkénaze"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_azerbaijani:0 "Azerbaijani"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_basque:0 "Basque"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_bavarian:0 "Austro-Bavarian"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_beeritani:0 "Beeritani"
|
||||
|
|
@ -93,4 +94,8 @@
|
|||
name_list_NEOW_soufyrneg:0 "Soufyrneg"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_turkmen:0 "Turkmen"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_vestlandsk:0 "Vestlandsk"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_west_slavic:0 "West Slavic"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_west_slavic:0 "West Slavic"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_greco_turkish:0 "Yunanic"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_rumi:0 "Rūmī"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_tuscan:0 "Tuscan"
|
||||
name_list_NEOW_maronite:0 "Maronite"
|
||||
|
|
@ -244,18 +244,18 @@
|
|||
doggerlander:0 "Doggeerskær"
|
||||
doggerlander_collective_noun:1 "Doggeerskærs"
|
||||
doggerlander_prefix:0 "Doggo"
|
||||
faerosk:0 "Faerosk"
|
||||
faerosk_collective_noun:0 "Faerosk"
|
||||
faerosk_prefix:0 "Faerosk"
|
||||
faerosk:0 "Føroysk"
|
||||
faerosk_collective_noun:0 "Føroese"
|
||||
faerosk_prefix:0 "Føro"
|
||||
skansk:0 "Skånsk"
|
||||
skansk_collective_noun:0 "Skånsk"
|
||||
skansk_collective_noun:0 "Scanians"
|
||||
skansk_prefix:0 "Scano"
|
||||
bornholmer:0 "Bornholmer"
|
||||
bornholmer_collective_noun:0 "Bornholmers"
|
||||
bornholmer_prefix:0 "Bornholmer"
|
||||
bornholmer_prefix:0 "Borno"
|
||||
slesvigsk:0 "Slesvigsk"
|
||||
slesvigsk_collective_noun:0 "Slesvigsk"
|
||||
slesvigsk_prefix:0 "Slesvigo"
|
||||
slesvigsk_collective_noun:0 "Slesvigers"
|
||||
slesvigsk_prefix:0 "Slesvico"
|
||||
dansk:0 "Dansk"
|
||||
dansk_collective_noun:0 "Dansk"
|
||||
dansk_prefix:0 "Dano"
|
||||
|
|
@ -265,26 +265,26 @@
|
|||
ostsk:0 "Østlandsk"
|
||||
ostsk_collective_noun:0 "Østlanders"
|
||||
ostsk_prefix:0 Østo"
|
||||
jaamtsk:0 "Jaamtsk"
|
||||
jaamtsk_collective_noun:0 "Jaamtsk"
|
||||
jaamtsk_prefix:0 "Jaamto"
|
||||
jaamtsk:0 "Jämtsk"
|
||||
jaamtsk_collective_noun:0 "Jämts"
|
||||
jaamtsk_prefix:0 "Jämto"
|
||||
trondheimer:0 "Nordnorsk"
|
||||
trondheimer_collective_noun:0 "Nordnorwegians"
|
||||
trondheimer_prefix:0 "Nordnorsko"
|
||||
gutnsk:0 "Gutnsk"
|
||||
gutnsk_collective_noun:0 "Gutners"
|
||||
trondheimer_prefix:0 "Nordnorvego"
|
||||
gutnsk:0 "Gutnisk"
|
||||
gutnsk_collective_noun:0 "Gutes"
|
||||
gutnsk_prefix:0 "Guto"
|
||||
gotsk:0 "Götalandsk"
|
||||
gotsk:0 "Götaländsk"
|
||||
gotsk_collective_noun:0 "Götalanders"
|
||||
gotsk_prefix:0 "Goto"
|
||||
norrlandsk:0 "Norrlandsk"
|
||||
norrlandsk_collective_noun:0 "Norrlanders"
|
||||
gotsk_prefix:0 "Geato"
|
||||
norrlandsk:0 "Norrländsk"
|
||||
norrlandsk_collective_noun:0 "Northlanders"
|
||||
norrlandsk_prefix:0 "Norrlando"
|
||||
smalandsk:0 "Smålandsk"
|
||||
smalandsk:0 "Småländsk"
|
||||
smalandsk_collective_noun:0 "Smålanders"
|
||||
smalandsk_prefix:0 "Smålando"
|
||||
svealandsk:0 "Svealandsk"
|
||||
svealandsk_collective_noun:0 "Svealanders"
|
||||
svealandsk:0 "Svealändsk"
|
||||
svealandsk_collective_noun:0 "Swedes"
|
||||
svealandsk_prefix:0 "Swedo"
|
||||
finnoswede:0 "Finlandssvensk"
|
||||
finnoswede_collective_noun:0 "Finnoswedes"
|
||||
|
|
@ -319,9 +319,9 @@
|
|||
turkisch:0 "Türkisch"
|
||||
turkisch_collective_noun:0 "Turko-Germans"
|
||||
turkisch_prefix:0 "Turko-Germano"
|
||||
limburgisch:0 "Limburgisch"
|
||||
limburgisch_collective_noun:0 "Limburger"
|
||||
limburgisch_prefix:0 "Limburgo"
|
||||
limburgisch:0 "Kroenlander"
|
||||
limburgisch_collective_noun:0 "Crownlander"
|
||||
limburgisch_prefix:0 "Crownlander"
|
||||
kleverlandish:0 "Kleverlandisch"
|
||||
kleverlandish_collective_noun:0 "Kleverlandish"
|
||||
kleverlandish_prefix:0 "Kleverlandish"
|
||||
|
|
@ -405,6 +405,72 @@
|
|||
thracian:0 "Trakyalı"
|
||||
thracian_collective_noun:0 "Thracians"
|
||||
thracian_prefix:0 "Thraco"
|
||||
|
||||
#Aegean Turkish
|
||||
egeli:0 "Egeli"
|
||||
egeli_collective_noun:0 "Egelis"
|
||||
egeli_prefix:0 "Egelo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Black Sea Turkish
|
||||
karadenizli:0 "Karadenizli"
|
||||
karadenizli_collective_noun:0 "Karadenizlis"
|
||||
karadenizli_prefix:0 "Karadenizo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Cilicia Turkish
|
||||
cukurovali:0 "Çukurovalı"
|
||||
cukurovali_collective_noun:0 "Çukurovans"
|
||||
cukurovali_prefix:0 "Çukurovo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Cappadocian Turkish
|
||||
kapadokyali:0 "Kapadokyalı"
|
||||
kapadokyali_collective_noun:0 "Kapadokyans"
|
||||
kapadokyali_prefix:0 "Kapadokyo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Svan
|
||||
svan:0 "Mushwan"
|
||||
svan_collective_noun:0 "Svans"
|
||||
svan_prefix:0 "Svano"
|
||||
|
||||
#Mingrelian
|
||||
mingrelian:0 "Margaluri"
|
||||
mingrelian_collective_noun:0 "Mingrelians"
|
||||
mingrelian_prefix:0 "Mingrelo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Laz
|
||||
laz:0 "Laz"
|
||||
laz_collective_noun:0 "Laz"
|
||||
laz_prefix:0 "Lazo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Azeri
|
||||
azeri:0 "Azäri"
|
||||
azeri_collective_noun:0 "Azäris"
|
||||
azeri_prefix:0 "Azäro"
|
||||
|
||||
#Zaza
|
||||
zazaki:0 "Zazakî"
|
||||
zazaki_collective_noun:0 "Zazas"
|
||||
zazaki_prefix:0 "Zaza"
|
||||
|
||||
#Kurd
|
||||
kurd:0 "Kurdî"
|
||||
kurd_collective_noun:0 "Kurds"
|
||||
kurd_prefix:0 "Kurdo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Iraqi Arabic
|
||||
iraqi:0 "'Irāqī"
|
||||
iraqi_collective_noun:0 "Iraqis"
|
||||
iraqi_prefix:0 "Iraqis"
|
||||
|
||||
#Syrian Arabic
|
||||
syrian:0 "Sūrī"
|
||||
syrian_collective_noun:0 "Syrians"
|
||||
syrian_prefix:0 "Syrio"
|
||||
|
||||
#Palestinian Arabic
|
||||
filastini:0 "Filastīnī"
|
||||
filastini_collective_noun:0 "Palestinians"
|
||||
filastini_prefix:0 "Palestino"
|
||||
|
||||
#Lipka Tatars
|
||||
lipka:0 "Lipka"
|
||||
lipka_collective_noun:0 "Lipkas"
|
||||
|
|
@ -422,9 +488,9 @@
|
|||
translyvanian_collective_noun:0 "Translyvanians"
|
||||
translyvanian_prefix:0 "Ardelenesco"
|
||||
#Aromanian
|
||||
aromanian:0 "Armăneashti"
|
||||
aromanian:0 "Armãnescu"
|
||||
aromanian_collective_noun:0 "Aromanians"
|
||||
aromanian_prefix:0 "Armăneashto"
|
||||
aromanian_prefix:0 "Aromanio"
|
||||
|
||||
##Ruthenian
|
||||
#Romance Ukranians
|
||||
|
|
@ -646,11 +712,6 @@
|
|||
karachay_collective_noun:0 "Karachays"
|
||||
karachay_prefix:0 "Karachayo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Kabardian
|
||||
kabardian:0 "Keberdéy"
|
||||
kabardian_collective_noun:0 "Kabardians"
|
||||
kabardian_prefix:0 "Kabardo"
|
||||
|
||||
#Kalmyk
|
||||
kalmyk:0 "Khal'mg"
|
||||
kalmyk_collective_noun:0 "Kalmyks"
|
||||
|
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|
|||
#Bashkir
|
||||
NEOW_bashkir:0 "Başqort"
|
||||
NEOW_bashkir_prefix:0 "Bashkiro"
|
||||
NEOW_kazakh_collective_noun:0 "Bashkirs"
|
||||
NEOW_bashkir_collective_noun:0 "Bashkirs"
|
||||
|
||||
#Uzbek
|
||||
NEOW_uzbek:0 "O'zbek"
|
||||
NEOW_uzbek_prefix:0 "O'zbeki"
|
||||
NEOW_uzbek_collective_noun:0 "Uzbeks"
|
||||
|
||||
#qashqai
|
||||
NEOW_qashqai:0 "Qaşqâyî"
|
||||
NEOW_qashqai_prefix:0 "Qashqai"
|
||||
NEOW_qashqai_collective_noun:0 "Qashqai"
|
||||
|
||||
#Hazara
|
||||
NEOW_hazara:0 "Āzra"
|
||||
NEOW_hazara_prefix:0 "Hazara"
|
||||
NEOW_hazara_collective_noun:0 "Hazaras"
|
||||
|
||||
#Aimaq
|
||||
NEOW_aimaq:0 "Aimāq"
|
||||
NEOW_aimaq_prefix:0 "Aimāq"
|
||||
NEOW_aimaq_collective_noun:0 "Aimāq"
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
#Crimean Tatar
|
||||
NEOW_crimean_tatar:0 "Qırımtatar"
|
||||
NEOW_crimean_tatar_prefix:0 "Crimeo"
|
||||
|
|
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|
|||
NEOW_egyptian_prefix:0 "Egypto"
|
||||
NEOW_egyptian_collective_noun:0 "Egyptians"
|
||||
|
||||
# RŪMĪ / RUM ARAB
|
||||
NEOW_rumi:0 "Rūmī"
|
||||
NEOW_rumi_prefix:0 "Rūmī"
|
||||
NEOW_rumi_collective_noun:0 "Rūm"
|
||||
|
||||
# Armenian
|
||||
NEOW_armenian:0 "Hayk"
|
||||
NEOW_armenian:0 "Hay"
|
||||
NEOW_armenian_prefix:0 "Armeno"
|
||||
NEOW_armenian_collective_noun:0 "Armenians"
|
||||
NEOW_armenian_collective_noun:0 "Armenians"
|
||||
|
||||
# Abkhazian
|
||||
NEOW_abkhazian:0 "Apsua"
|
||||
NEOW_abkhazian_prefix:0 "Abkhazo"
|
||||
NEOW_abkhazian_collective_noun:0 "Abkhazs"
|
||||
|
||||
# Georgian
|
||||
NEOW_georgian:0 "Kartuli"
|
||||
NEOW_georgian_prefix:0 "Georgio"
|
||||
NEOW_georgian_collective_noun:0 "Georgians"
|
||||
|
||||
#turkgrrek
|
||||
NEOW_yunani:0 "Yunanlı"
|
||||
NEOW_yunani_prefix:0 "Yunano"
|
||||
NEOW_yunani_collective_noun:0 "Yunanis"
|
||||
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|
|||
dynnpat_suf_k_i_dot_z_i_dot_:0 "kızı"
|
||||
dynnpat_suf_o_g_brv_lu:0 "oğlu"
|
||||
|
||||
#Turkish
|
||||
dynnpat_suf__spc_q_i_dot_z_i_dot_:0 " qızı"
|
||||
dynnpat_suf__spc_o_g_brv_lu:0 " oğlu"
|
||||
|
||||
#Icelandic
|
||||
dynnpat_suf_sd_o_act_ttir:0 "sdóttir"
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -274,8 +278,6 @@
|
|||
dynn_borja:0 "Borja"
|
||||
dynn_boatswain:0 "Boatswain"
|
||||
dynn_ribera:0 "Ribera"
|
||||
dynn_aracena:0 "Aracena"
|
||||
dynn_martin:0 "Martin"
|
||||
dynn_agurto:0 "Agurto"
|
||||
dynn_aboim:0 "Aboim"
|
||||
dynn_eivissa:0 "Eivissa"
|
||||
|
|
@ -286,7 +288,6 @@
|
|||
dynn_russo:0 "Russo"
|
||||
dynn_guidi:0 "Guidi"
|
||||
dynn_lorusso:0 "Lorusso"
|
||||
dynn_innocenti:0 "Innocenti"
|
||||
dynn_ferrari:0 "Ferrari"
|
||||
dynn_napolitano:0 "Napolitano"
|
||||
dynn_gasperi:0 "Gasperi"
|
||||
|
|
@ -306,10 +307,6 @@
|
|||
dynn_morrone:0 "Morrone"
|
||||
dynn_ocri:0 "Ocri"
|
||||
dynn_lambo:0 "Lamborghini"
|
||||
dynn_volterra:0 "Volterra"
|
||||
dynn_mastropiero:0 "Mastropiero"
|
||||
dynn_montalcino:0 "Montalcino"
|
||||
dynn_borri:0 "Borri"
|
||||
dynn_luzzatini:0 "Luzzatini"
|
||||
dynn_mancini:0 "Mancini"
|
||||
dynn_orvieto:0 "Orvieto"
|
||||
|
|
@ -417,6 +414,55 @@
|
|||
dynn_nordheim:0 "Nordheim"
|
||||
dynn_jenssen:0 "Jenssen"
|
||||
dynn_sukhi:0 "Sukhi"
|
||||
dynn_turkkan:0 "Türkkan"
|
||||
dynn_sarikaya:0 "Sarikaya"
|
||||
dynn_gul:0 "Gül"
|
||||
dynn_bagrationi:0 "Bagrat'ioni"
|
||||
dynn_aghassian:0 "Aghassian"
|
||||
dynn_arap:0 "Arap"
|
||||
dynn_gunesh:0 "Güneş"
|
||||
dynn_karaoghlu:0 "Karaoğlu"
|
||||
dynn_atchali:0 "Atçali"
|
||||
dynn_shahenk:0 "Şahenk"
|
||||
dynn_boghazkesen:0 "Boğazkesen"
|
||||
dynn_demir:0 "Demir"
|
||||
dynn_kucukrumli:0 "Küçükrumli"
|
||||
dynn_yilmaz:0 "Yilmaz"
|
||||
dynn_akdagh:0 "Akdağ"
|
||||
dynn_karim:0 "Karim"
|
||||
dynn_oki:0 "Oki"
|
||||
dynn_lakomkin:0 "Lakomkin"
|
||||
dynn_demidov:0 "Demidov"
|
||||
dynn_shpolskiy:0 "Shpolskiy"
|
||||
dynn_vaisanen:0 "Väisänen"
|
||||
dynn_otrepyev:0 "Otrepyev"
|
||||
dynn_bezukhov:0 "Bezukhov"
|
||||
dynn_bardak:0 "Bardak"
|
||||
dynn_holstein_gottorp_romanov:0 "Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov"
|
||||
dynn_medvedev:0 "Medvedev"
|
||||
dynn_yulayev:0 "Yulayev"
|
||||
dynn_voronin:0 "Voronin"
|
||||
dynn_ipai:0 "Ipai"
|
||||
dynn_husankai:0 "Husankai"
|
||||
dynn_landsberg:0 "Landsberg"
|
||||
dynn_mordoboyev:0 "Mordoboyev"
|
||||
dynn_voznesenskiy:0 "Voznesenskiy"
|
||||
dynn_ishimov:0 "Ishimov"
|
||||
dynn_griboglazov:0 "Griboglazov"
|
||||
dynn_kirilov:0 "Kirilov"
|
||||
dynn_novikov:0 "Novikov"
|
||||
dynn_abilqaiyruly:0 "Äbılqaiyrūly"
|
||||
dynn_nefyodov:0 "Nefyodov"
|
||||
dynn_kessel:0 "Kessel"
|
||||
dynn_buratino:0 "Buratino"
|
||||
dynn_smirnov:0 "Smirnov"
|
||||
dynn_karaca:0 "Karaca"
|
||||
dynn_varil:0 "Varil"
|
||||
dynn_baylan:0 "Baylan"
|
||||
dynn_topaloglu:0 "Topaloğlu"
|
||||
dynn_tanriverdi:0 "Tanrıverdi"
|
||||
dynn_ibrahim:0 "Ibrahim"
|
||||
dynn_turkdogan:0 "Turkdoğan"
|
||||
|
||||
# e_nistria
|
||||
dynn_bulat:0 "Bulat"
|
||||
|
|
@ -503,7 +549,35 @@
|
|||
dynn_pelushi:0 "Pelushi"
|
||||
dynn_klepht:0 "Kleftópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_olimpiyat:0 "Olimpiyat"
|
||||
|
||||
dynn_komninoglou:0 "Komninóglou"
|
||||
dynn_avvakum:0 "Avvakum"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_Wittelsbach_Greece:0 "Wittelsbach"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_Glucksburg_Greece:0 "Elláda"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_licinian:0 "Likiniános"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_silbannacus:0 "Silvánakos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_severus_ii:0 "Sevíros"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_domitius_alexander:0 "Domítios Aléxandros"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_valerius_valens:0 "Valérios Ouális"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_martinian:0 "Martinianós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_magnentius:0 "Magnéntios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_vetranio:0 "Vetraníon"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_nepotianus:0 "Nepotianós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_procopius:0 "Prokópios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_magnus_maximus:0 "Mágnos Máximos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_eugenius:0 "Evgénios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_constantine_iii_west:0 "Konstantínos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_attalus:0 "Áttalos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_joannes:0 "Ioánnis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_petronius_maximus:0 "Petrónios Máximos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_avitus:0 "Ávitos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_majorian:0 "Maiorianós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_libius_severus:0 "Lívios Sevíros"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_anthemius:0 "Anthémios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_anicii:0 "Aníkioi"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_glycerius:0 "Glykérios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_nepos:0 "Népos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_dyn_orestes:0 "Oréstis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_Dragas:0 "Dragásis"
|
||||
# e_finland
|
||||
dynn_lahtinen:0 "Lahtinen"
|
||||
dynn_virtanen:0 "Virtanen"
|
||||
|
|
@ -530,4 +604,128 @@
|
|||
dynn_valkeapaa:0 "Valkeapää"
|
||||
dynn_mikko:0 "Mikko"
|
||||
dynn_morozov:0 "Morozov"
|
||||
dynn_volkov:0 "Volkov"
|
||||
dynn_volkov:0 "Volkov"
|
||||
|
||||
# historical
|
||||
dynn_merovingien:0 "Merovingien"
|
||||
dynn_carolingien:0 "Carolingien"
|
||||
dynn_robespierre:0 "Robespierre"
|
||||
dynn_bosonid:0 "Bosonid"
|
||||
dynn_valois:0 "Valois"
|
||||
dynn_capet:0 "Capet"
|
||||
dynn_borgonha:0 "Borgonha"
|
||||
dynn_avis:0 "Avis"
|
||||
dynn_braganza:0 "Bragança"
|
||||
dynn_habsburg_espana:0 "Habsburg-España"
|
||||
dynn_Kanabos:0 "Kanavós"
|
||||
dynn_jimenez:0 "Jiménez"
|
||||
dynn_barcelona:0 "Barcelona"
|
||||
dynn_trastamara:0 "Trastámara"
|
||||
dynn_asturllionesa:0 "Asturllionesa"
|
||||
dynn_ivrea:0 "d'Ivrea"
|
||||
|
||||
# Historical Ecumenical Patriarch Dynasties
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_arampoglous:0 "Arampóglou"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_arhondonis:0 "Archontónis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_atticus:0 "Attikós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_autoreianos:0 "Aftoreianós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_bekkos:0 "Vékkos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_borradiotes:0 "Vorradiótis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_buchiras:0 "Vouchirás"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_charitonidis:0 "Charitonídis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_charitopoulos:0 "Charitópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_chliarenos:0 "Chliarinós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_chorianopoulos:0 "Chorianópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_chrysafidis:0 "Chrysafídis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_chrysoberges:0 "Chrysovérgis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_devetzis:0 "Devetzís"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_fourtouniadis:0 "Fourtouniádis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_garidas:0 "Garidás"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_georgiadis:0 "Georgiádis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_glykys:0 "Glykýs"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_ioannides:0 "Ioannídis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kalekas:0 "Kalékas"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kamateros:0 "Kamatirós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kassymatas:0 "Kassymatás"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kauleas:0 "Kavléas"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kavvakopoulos:0 "Kavvakópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kerameus:0 "Keraméfs"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kiroularios:0 "Kiroulários"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kokkinos:0 "Kókkinos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kokkodis:0 "Kokkódis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kontares:0 "Kontarís"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kourkouas:0 "Kourkoúas"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_krousouloudis:0 "Krousouloúdis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_kyrdiniates:0 "Kyrdiniátis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_leichoudis:0 "Leichoúdis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_lucaris:0 "Loúkaris"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_mammas:0 "Mammís"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_maniatis:0 "Maniátis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_manoleas:0 "Manoléas"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_meidantzoglous:0 "Meidantzóglou"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_melissenos:0 "Melissinós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_metaxakis:0 "Metaxákis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_morocharzanios:0 "Morocharzánios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_mountanes:0 "Mountánis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_mouzalon:0 "Mouzálon"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_pangalos:0 "Pángalos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_papadopoulos:0 "Papadópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_papakonstantinou:0 "Papakonstantínou"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_patelaros:0 "Pateláros"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_psomas:0 "Psomás"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_scholarios:0 "Scholários"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_spyrou:0 "Spýrou"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_styppeiotes:0 "Styppeiótis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_tsatsos:0 "Tsátsos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_valiadis:0 "Valiádis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_vamvakis:0 "Vamvákis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_vaportzis:0 "Vaportzís"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_xanthopoulos:0 "Xanthópoulos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_xiphilinos:0 "Xifilínos"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_xylokaraves:0 "Xylokarávis"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_zervoudakis:0 "Zervoudákis"
|
||||
dynn_Kantakouzenos:0 "Kantakouzinós"
|
||||
dynn_Palaiologos:0 "Palaiológos"
|
||||
dynn_Angelos:0 "Ángelos"
|
||||
dynn_Botaneiates:0 "Votaneiátis"
|
||||
dynn_Diogenes:0 "Diogénis"
|
||||
dynn_Doukas:0 "Doúkas"
|
||||
dynn_Komnenos:0 "Komninós"
|
||||
dynn_Monomachos:0 "Monomáchos"
|
||||
dynn_Kalaphates:0 "Kalafátis"
|
||||
dynn_Paphlagon:0 "Paflagón"
|
||||
dynn_Argyros:0 "Argyrós"
|
||||
dynn_Phokas:0 "Fokás"
|
||||
dynn_Lekapenos:0 "Lekapinós"
|
||||
dynn_Makedon:0 "Makedón"
|
||||
dynn_Tzimiskes:0 "Tzimiskís"
|
||||
dynn_Amorios:0 "Amórios"
|
||||
dynn_Armenios:0 "Arménios"
|
||||
dynn_Rangabes:0 "Rangavés"
|
||||
dynn_Logothetes:0 "Logothétis"
|
||||
dynn_Isauros:0 "Ísavros"
|
||||
dynn_Batatzes:0 "Vatátzis"
|
||||
dynn_Laskaris:0 "Láskaris"
|
||||
dynn_Sarantapechos:0 "Sarantápichos"
|
||||
dynn_Keroularios:0 "Kiroulários"
|
||||
dynn_Doukas_Mourtzouphlos:0 "Doúkas Mourtzouflós"
|
||||
dynn_Herakleidon:0 "Irakleidón"
|
||||
dynn_Apsimaros:0 "Apsímaros"
|
||||
dynn_Artemios:0 "Artémios"
|
||||
dynn_Vardan:0 "Vardánis"
|
||||
dynn_Leon:0 "Léon"
|
||||
dynn_Arabissinos:0 "Arabissinós"
|
||||
dynn_Konstantinos:0 "Konstantínos"
|
||||
dynn_Iustinianus:0 "Ioustinianós"
|
||||
dynn_Tarasis:0 "Tarássios"
|
||||
dynn_Verinus:0 "Verínos"
|
||||
dynn_Marcianus:0 "Markianós"
|
||||
dynn_Theodosius:0 "Theodósios"
|
||||
dynn_Valentinianus:0 "Valentinianós"
|
||||
dynn_Iovianus:0 "Iovianós"
|
||||
dynn_Constantinus:0 "Konstantínos"
|
||||
dynn_Pompeius:0 "Pompíios"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_skamandrenos:0 "Skamandrinós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_agapetos:0 "Agapitós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_eirenikos:0 "Eirinikós"
|
||||
dynn_NEOW_ecpat_dyn_galesiotes:0 "Galisiōtis"
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -21,3 +21,9 @@
|
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NEOW_decision.0003.desc:0 "The hour has come. The ancient lands of the Romans have been united once more, and the faithful have gathered beneath the banner of the Marble Emperor.\n\nFor centuries, Saint Constantine has slept beneath the walls of the Queen of Cities, awaiting the hour foretold by the faithful. Now, as the old enemies of Christendom lie broken and the Cross once more stands triumphant, his return can no longer be denied.\n\nThe people look to me and see not merely a ruler, but the vessel through which the Marble Emperor has returned. The prophecy has been fulfilled. The Marble Empire shall rise, and Constantine shall rule once more through his chosen servant."
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NEOW_decision.0003.a:0 "The Marble Emperor has returned!"
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NEOW_decision.0004.t:0 "Ossiland Rises from the Ruins"
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NEOW_decision.0004.desc:0 "Finally, we have attained the morrow where the Sun shines over Ossiland, more beautiful than ever. But as I sit contented as the ruler of a new realm, something gnaws at the back of my mind.\n\nFor generations, the Westerners, those <i>Besserwessi</i> Swabians and Rhinelanders and Saxons, have looked down upon us, even though we are of the same stock and used to speak the same language. And we were not long united with them when the Event struck... Meanwhile, at the same time, our Eastern neighbours, regarded us as brothers.\n\nPerhaps it is time to accept that bonds of ancestry and language are not sufficient to build an empire."
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NEOW_decision.0004.a:0 "We were Germans and we shall remain Germans."
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NEOW_decision.0004.b:0 "Perhaps we do have more in common with our friends to the East..."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0104.palamas:0 "Saint Gregory Palamas!"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0104.surgeon:0 "Saint Luke the Surgeon!"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0104.lazar:0 "Saint Lazar of Serbia!"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0104.theotokos:0 "The Blessed Theotokos!"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0104.theotokos:0 "The Blessed Theotokos!"
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mend_orthodox_schism_decision:0 "Mend the Orthodox Schism"
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mend_orthodox_schism_decision_confirm:0 "One Church, once more!"
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mend_orthodox_schism_decision_desc:0 "The breach between Constantinople and Moscow has endured for generations, dividing Churches which profess the same apostolic faith. If both patriarchal sees are brought beneath our authority, the rival hierarchy may at last be compelled to restore communion and the wound within Orthodoxy healed."
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mend_orthodox_schism_decision_tooltip:0 "Restore communion between the Constantinoplian Orthodox and Russian Orthodox Churches"
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mend_orthodox_schism_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "The [ROOT.Char.GetFaith.GetAdjective] Church will become the reunited Orthodox communion. The rival Primus inter pares will forfeit the claimed status, and its faithful will be called to return to the true communion."
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fervor_gain_orthodox_schism_mended:0 "The Orthodox Schism was mended"
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fervor_loss_orthodox_schism_mended:0 "The rival Patriarchate prevailed"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0210.t:0 "The One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0210.desc:0 "The long breach between Moscow and Constantinople has formally ended. The victorious Patriarchate proclaims the restoration of a single Orthodox communion, and the old separation can no longer be maintained without openly rejecting the settlement."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0210.a:0 "Return to communion."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0210.b:0 "We will preserve our own Church."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0211.t:0 "The One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0211.desc:0 "For generations, the Churches of Moscow and Constantinople stood divided, each claiming to preserve the rightful order of Orthodoxy. Now the separation has at last been overcome. and Bishops once estranged from one another commemorate the same hierarchy, clergy restore communion across the old divide, and the faithful rejoice that the ancient bonds of the Church have been renewed.\n\nWhatever disputes may linger in distant monasteries and hardened hearts, before the world there is once again one Orthodox communion."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0211.a:0 "Let there be one Church before the world."
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l_english:
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# l_spanish:
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# l_german:
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# l_french:
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# l_russian:
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# l_simp_chinese:
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#########################
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### New Era Old World ###
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#########################
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# Headgear
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## Male ##
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PORTRAIT_MODIFIER_custom_headgear_male_headgear_neow_eastern_royalty_01: "@neow_icon! Pearl Crown of Nistrenia"
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PORTRAIT_MODIFIER_custom_headgear_male_headgear_neow_western_royalty_01: "@neow_icon! Crown of St-Edward"
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## Female ##
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PORTRAIT_MODIFIER_custom_headgear_female_headgear_neow_eastern_royalty_01: "@neow_icon! Pearl Crown of Nistrenia"
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PORTRAIT_MODIFIER_custom_headgear_female_headgear_neow_western_royalty_01: "@neow_icon! Crown of St-Edward"
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##################
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### ANIMATIONS ###
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##################
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# One Handed Scepter
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idle_scepter_one_handed: "Holding Short Scepter"
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#### OTHER ####
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tenet_cthonic_redoubts_malachite_name:0 "Ural Elysium"
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||||
tenet_cthonic_redoubts_malachite_desc:0 "The center of the earth is the domain of the Malachite Lady, who reward her most faithful servants—men who become her lovers—with its riches and secrets. Protection of her domain is one of our most important duties."
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tenet_pursuit_of_power_europeanist_name:0 "Ascendancy"
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||||
tenet_pursuit_of_power_europeanist_desc:0 "Our laws are not defined by any virtues or moral maxims, but by the pursuit of greatness that is the duty of each follower. It is our responsibility to rebel against the limits of humanity and claim our own divinity."
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neow_can_build_citadels_name:0 "Can Build Temple Citadels"
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#Abrahamic Tenets
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rf_antediluvianist:0 "Antediluvianist"
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rf_iranic:0 "Iranic"
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rf_esoteric:0 "Esoteric"
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||||
tenet_islamic_rationalism_name: "$tenet_alexandrian_catechism_name$"
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||||
tenet_islamic_rationalism_desc: "$tenet_alexandrian_catechism_desc$"
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@ -153,6 +157,9 @@
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doctrine_parameter_easier_to_convert_culture_in_same_faith_hills_forests:0 "[promote_culture|E] speed in same-[faith|E] Forest and Hill [terrain|E]: #P +[EmptyScope.ScriptValue('promote_culture_easier_to_convert_culture_in_same_faith_hills_forests_bonus_loc_control')|0]%#!"
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||||
doctrine_parameter_harder_to_convert_faith_away_in_hills_forests:0 "Hostile [convert_county|E] speed in Forest and Hill [terrain|E]: #P [EmptyScope.ScriptValue('harder_to_convert_faith_away_in_hills_forests_malus_loc_control')|0]%#!"
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||||
|
||||
tenet_sacramental_herbs_name:0 "Sacramental Herbs"
|
||||
tenet_sacramental_herbs_desc:0 "Our faith holds that certain sacred herbs may be used within religious rites to quiet the mind and contemplate divine truths."
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_tenet_sacramental_herbs_active:0 "Unlocks the #V Use the Sacramental Herbs#!"
|
||||
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||||
tenet_chivalric_ideals_name:0 "Chivalric Ideals"
|
||||
tenet_chivalric_ideals_desc:0 "It is the duty of each one of us to strive to be the best version of ourselves. We must choose to be knights, lovers, and protectors of the weak."
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@ -161,6 +168,9 @@
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||||
tenet_iconodulism_name:0 "Sacred Icons"
|
||||
tenet_iconodulism_desc:0 "Icons depicting religious figures should be treated with honour and veneration. Those who destroy them will surely be viewed with contempt in the eyes of the Lord."
|
||||
|
||||
tenet_iconodulism_orthodox_name:0 "Iconodulia"
|
||||
tenet_iconodulism_orthodox_desc:0 "Sacred icons of Christ, the Theotokos, and the Saints should be honoured and venerated, for the honour shown to the image passes to its prototype. Those who deface or destroy them reject the Holy Tradition of the Church."
|
||||
building_temples_gives_development_toast: "Temple built!"
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_more_fervor_on_church_construction:0 "Constructing [temples|E] grants much more [fervor|E]"
|
||||
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@ -289,4 +299,8 @@
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province_is_of_a_communal_settlement_faith_tt:0 "This [county|E] must follow a [faith|E] that allows the Communal Settlement."
|
||||
|
||||
tenet_cranial_trophies_name:0 "Headhunting"
|
||||
tenet_cranial_trophies_desc:0 "Terror is an indispensable aspect of warfare. By gathering our enemies' heads as trophies, they will be running in fear of [ROOT.Faith.WarGodNamePossessive] wrath."
|
||||
tenet_cranial_trophies_desc:0 "Terror is an indispensable aspect of warfare. By gathering our enemies' heads as trophies, they will be running in fear of [ROOT.Faith.WarGodNamePossessive] wrath."
|
||||
|
||||
tenet_symphonia_name:0 "Symphonia"
|
||||
tenet_symphonia_desc:0 "God ordained the Church and the ruler to govern His people together, each according to their sacred office. The shepherd guides the soul while the sovereign preserves earthly order, and each is diminished without the other. A just ruler who upholds the faith reflects the harmony of Heaven, while those unfit to rule invite only disorder and condemnation."
|
||||
|
||||
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@ -16,10 +16,14 @@
|
|||
doctrine_universal_tolerance_oct_name: "Struggle Allegiance"
|
||||
doctrine_universal_tolerance_theo_name: "Succession"
|
||||
doctrine_universal_tolerance_ortho_name: "Church Relations"
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_universal_tolerance_mia_name: "Church Relations"
|
||||
|
||||
###########################################################
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
### ORIENTAL ORTHODOX ###
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_miaphysite_name: "Miaphysite Communion"
|
||||
special_doctrine_miaphysite_desc: "Our faith belongs to the communion of the Oriental Orthodox Churches, confessing with Saint Cyril the one incarnate nature of God the Word, unlike the Nestorians who confess two natures."
|
||||
|
||||
### CATHOLIC ###
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_roman_rite_name: "Roman Communion"
|
||||
|
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@ -224,6 +228,13 @@
|
|||
doctrine_parameter_loc_parameter_apollonian_astray: "$click_here_to_view_doctrines$ [apollonian_astray|L] considers to be Astray"
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_loc_parameter_dionysian_astray: "$click_here_to_view_doctrines$ [dionysian_astray|L] considers to be Astray"
|
||||
|
||||
### ORIENTAL ORTHODOX ###
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_loc_parameter_miaphysite_righteous: "Other [faiths|E] with the [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_miaphysite').GetBaseName] doctrine are considered $hostility_righteous_tooltippable$"
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_loc_parameter_miaphysite_astray: "$click_here_to_view_doctrines$ [miaphysite_astray|L] considers to be Astray"
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_loc_parameter_miaphysite_hostile: "$click_here_to_view_doctrines$ [miaphysite_hostile|L] considers to be Hostile"
|
||||
|
||||
### CATHOLIC ###
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -329,6 +340,7 @@
|
|||
|
||||
################################################################
|
||||
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_hostility_override_special_doctrine_miaphysite:0 ""
|
||||
|
||||
#Blank parameters
|
||||
doctrine_parameter_hostility_override_abrahamic_hostility_doctrine: ""
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
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@ -34,6 +34,13 @@
|
|||
game_concept_mainline_orthodox_hostile: "$special_doctrine_mainline_orthodox_name$"
|
||||
game_concept_mainline_orthodox_hostile_desc: "[faiths|E] with the $special_doctrine_mainline_orthodox_name$ doctrine consider faiths with the following doctrines to be $hostility_hostile_tooltippable$:\n#bold $catholic_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_sevillian_rite').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $novelist_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_christian_kinship').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $octobrist_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_the_whites').GetBaseName]#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_the_reds').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $protestant_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_reformation_roots').GetBaseName]#!"
|
||||
|
||||
### Oriental Orthodox doctrines
|
||||
|
||||
game_concept_miaphysite_astray: "$special_doctrine_miaphysite_name$"
|
||||
game_concept_miaphysite_astray_desc: "[faiths|E] with the $special_doctrine_miaphysite_name$ doctrine consider faiths with the following doctrines to be $hostility_astray_tooltippable$:\n#bold $eastern_orthodox_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_mainline_orthodox').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $catholic_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_roman_rite').GetBaseName]#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_independent_catholic').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $christianity_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_ecumenical_christian').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $protestant_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_established_church').GetBaseName]#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_reformation_roots').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $interreligious_doctrines$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_via_media').GetBaseName]#!"
|
||||
|
||||
game_concept_miaphysite_hostile: "$special_doctrine_miaphysite_name$"
|
||||
game_concept_miaphysite_hostile_desc: "[faiths|E] with the $special_doctrine_miaphysite_name$ doctrine consider faiths with the following doctrines to be $hostility_hostile_tooltippable$:\n#bold $catholic_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_sevillian_rite').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $octobrist_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_the_whites').GetBaseName]#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_the_reds').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $novelist_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_christian_kinship').GetBaseName]#!\n#bold $chronicler_religion$:#!\n#true_white [GetFaithDoctrine('special_doctrine_hermetic').GetBaseName]#!"
|
||||
#Novelist doctrines
|
||||
|
||||
game_concept_fantastical_kinship_astray: "$special_doctrine_fantastical_kinship_name$"
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -446,3 +446,32 @@
|
|||
|
||||
#Haskalah
|
||||
holy_site_vienna_name:0 "Vienna"
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_neow_etchmiadzin_name:0 "Holy Etchmiadzin"
|
||||
holy_site_neow_etchmiadzin_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_neow_etchmiadzin_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_neow_dvin_name:0 "Dvin"
|
||||
holy_site_neow_dvin_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_neow_dvin_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_neow_ani_name:0 "Ani"
|
||||
holy_site_neow_ani_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_neow_ani_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_neow_gandzasar_name:0 "Gandzasar"
|
||||
holy_site_neow_gandzasar_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_neow_gandzasar_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_mosul_name:0 "Mosul"
|
||||
holy_site_mosul_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_mosul_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_ctesiphon_name:0 "Seleucia-Ctesiphon"
|
||||
holy_site_ctesiphon_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_ctesiphon_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_nineveh_name:0 "Nineveh"
|
||||
holy_site_nineveh_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_nineveh_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_nasibin_name:0 "Nisibis"
|
||||
holy_site_nasibin_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_nasibin_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
holy_site_urmiya_name:0 "Urmia"
|
||||
holy_site_urmiya_effect_name:0 "From [holy_site|E] #weak ($holy_site_urmiya_name$)#!"
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -0,0 +1,149 @@
|
|||
l_english:
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religion:0 "Oriental Orthodoxy"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religion_adj:0 "Oriental Orthodox"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religion_adherent:0 "Oriental Orthodox Christian"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religion_adherent_plural:0 "Oriental Orthodox Christians"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religion_desc:0 "The Oriental Orthodox Churches are ancient Apostolic Churches united by their acceptance of the first three Ecumenical Councils and their rejection of Chalcedon. Long before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], the heads of the Miaphysite Churches had reaffirmed their full communion at the Ecumenical Council of Addis Ababa, embracing the common name of Oriental Orthodoxy. When the old world collapsed, their distant Churches were scattered and isolated from one another, but the faith to endure. In the centuries since, the memory of their shared communion has survived alongside strong regional traditions, binding the surviving Oriental Orthodox Churches together as sister Churches across a broken world."
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_pantheon:0 "the Communion of Saints"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_high_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Lord"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Lord's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_creator_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_health_god_name:0 "Saints Cosmas and Damian"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Saints Cosmas and Damian's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_fertility_god_name:0 "the Mother of God"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Mother of God's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint Nicholas"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Nicholas'"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_household_god_name:0 "Saints Joachim and Anna"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Saints Joachim and Anna's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_fate_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_knowledge_god_name:0 "Saint Athanasius the Great"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Athanasius the Great's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_war_god_name:0 "Saint George"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint George's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_trickster_god_name:0 "the Evil One"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "the Evil One's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_night_god_name:0 "Saint Anthony the Great"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Anthony the Great's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_water_god_name:0 "Saint Nicholas"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Nicholas'"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devil_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_witch_god_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_house_of_worship:0 "church"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_house_of_worship_plural:0 "churches"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religious_symbol:0 "cross"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religious_text:0 "Holy Scriptures"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religious_head_title:0 "Patriarch"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_religious_head_title_name:0 "Patriarchate"
|
||||
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee_male:0 "monk"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee_male_plural:0 "monks"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee_female:0 "nun"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee_female_plural:0 "nuns"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee:0 "monastic"
|
||||
oriental_orthodox_devotee_plural:0 "monastics"
|
||||
|
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oriental_orthodox_priest_male:0 "priest"
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oriental_orthodox_priest_male_plural:0 "priests"
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oriental_orthodox_priest_female:0 "priest"
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oriental_orthodox_priest_female_plural:0 "priests"
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oriental_orthodox_priest:0 "clergy"
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oriental_orthodox_priest_plural:0 "clergy"
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oriental_orthodox_priest_alternate_plural:0 "clergy"
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oriental_orthodox_bishop:0 "bishop"
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oriental_orthodox_bishop_plural:0 "bishops"
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oriental_orthodox_divinerealm:0 "in the presence of the Throne of God"
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oriental_orthodox_divinerealm_2:0 "before the Face of God"
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oriental_orthodox_divinerealm_3:0 "the Kingdom of Heaven"
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oriental_orthodox_positive_afterlife:0 "Heaven"
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oriental_orthodox_positive_afterlife_2:0 "the Bosom of Abraham"
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oriental_orthodox_positive_afterlife_3:0 "the Kingdom of Heaven"
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oriental_orthodox_negative_afterlife:0 "Hell"
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oriental_orthodox_negative_afterlife_2:0 "Hades"
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oriental_orthodox_negative_afterlife_3:0 "Gehenna"
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armenian_apostolic:0 "Armenian Apostolic Church"
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armenian_apostolic_adj:0 "Armenian Apostolic"
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armenian_apostolic_adherent:0 "Armenian Apostolic"
|
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armenian_apostolic_adherent_plural:0 "Armenian Apostolics"
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armenian_apostolic_desc:0 "The Armenian Apostolic Church traces its foundation to the Apostles Thaddeus and Bartholomew and remembers the conversion of Armenia under Saint Gregory the Illuminator and King Tiridates III, through which Armenia became the first kingdom to embrace Christianity as its established faith. Centered on the Catholicos of All Armenians and the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the Church preserves its ancient Armenian liturgy, monastic tradition, veneration of the saints, and Miaphysite confession as an autocephalous member of the wider Oriental Orthodox communion."
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armenian_religious_head_title:0 "Catholicos"
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armenian_religious_head_title_name:0 "the Mother See"
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armenian_high_god_name:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun"
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armenian_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun's"
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armenian_high_god_name_alternate:0 "Ter"
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armenian_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "Ter's"
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armenian_creator_god_name:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun"
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armenian_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun's"
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armenian_health_god_name:0 "Surb Vlas"
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armenian_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Vlas'"
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armenian_fertility_god_name:0 "Surb Astvatsatsin"
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armenian_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Astvatsatsin's"
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armenian_wealth_god_name:0 "Surb Nerses Mets"
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armenian_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Nerses Mets'"
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armenian_household_god_name:0 "Surb Astvatsatsin"
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armenian_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Astvatsatsin's"
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armenian_fate_god_name:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun"
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||||
armenian_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Amenasurb Yerrordutyun's"
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|
||||
armenian_knowledge_god_name:0 "Surb Mesrop Mashtots"
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||||
armenian_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Mesrop Mashtots'"
|
||||
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||||
armenian_war_god_name:0 "Yerku milion surb nahatakner"
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||||
armenian_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Yerku milion surb nahatakner's"
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_trickster_god_name:0 "Char"
|
||||
armenian_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Char's"
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||||
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||||
armenian_night_god_name:0 "Surb Grigor Narekatsi"
|
||||
armenian_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Grigor Narekatsi's"
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_water_god_name:0 "Surb Nikoghayos"
|
||||
armenian_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Surb Nikoghayos'"
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_death_name:0 "Mah"
|
||||
armenian_death_name_possessive:0 "Mah's"
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_devil_name:0 "Satana"
|
||||
armenian_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satana's"
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_witch_god_name:0 "Satana"
|
||||
armenian_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satana's"
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|
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l_english:
|
||||
awakened_religion:1 "Ahl al-Nahda"
|
||||
awakened_religion_adj:1 "Awakened"
|
||||
awakened_religion_adherent:1 "Awakened"
|
||||
awakened_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Awakened"
|
||||
awakened_religion_desc:1 "WRITE LATER"
|
||||
|
||||
turkology:0 "Turkology"
|
||||
turkology_adj:0 "Turkologist"
|
||||
turkology_adherent:0 "Turkologist"
|
||||
turkology_adherent_plural:0 "Turkologists"
|
||||
turkology_desc:0 "The foundation myth of the Turkologists states that all of humanity descends from Gök-Tanrı through the father Kemal and the mother Asena, whose children would found tribes that would eventually develop into civilisations. Turkologists seek to study their legendary ancestors, worshipping their saintly leaders as proof of the inherent divinity of the human race. Through frequent offerings, Turkologist shamans aim to receive blessings and guidance from their fathers in the sky, and through death, all people eventually return to them."
|
||||
|
||||
annahar:0 "An-Nahar"
|
||||
annahar_adj:0 "An-Nahar"
|
||||
annahar_adherent:0 "An-Nahar"
|
||||
annahar_adherent_plural:0 "An-Nahar"
|
||||
annahar_desc:0 "The an-Nahar seek to lead the people of the book into a new tomorrow. The failure of traditionalism to unify the ummah has radicalised those who most firmly believe in the [Glossary( 'Nahda', 'NAHDA_GLOSS')]. They hold that the Prophet was sent to unify the wayward tribes of Arabia as a lawgiver, to abolish tribalism and infighting and unify its people under one banner. And so, the enlightening rays of his House of Wisdom once illuminated the world from the Maghrib to the Mashriq. Even if those days have long since passed, the an-Nahar seek to revive the values of Arabia's wisest thinkers and elders, bolstering the fires of an-Nahda, and building a new House of Wisdom to bring the light of God into the hearts of the people."
|
||||
NAHDA_GLOSS:0 "Arabic term meaning 'awakening'. More specifically, it refers to a period in which tribalism gave way to nation-building and progress. Most commonly agreed that the final days of the old world were marked by the ideas of the Nahda, and that it was cut short as humanity destroyed itself through selfishness and greed. Those who hold out hope for a second Nahda are known as the Awakened."
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|
|||
catholic_religion_adherent:1 "Catholic"
|
||||
catholic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Catholics"
|
||||
catholic_religion_desc:1 "Catholic faiths, either the Roman Catholic Churches and its Rites, or Independent Catholic Churches such as the Sevillian Church, all claim apostolic succession via Papacy from Saint Peter, who was promised the Keys of Heaven by Jesus Christ. Catholic Churches are always led by the Pope, who unquestionably commands the full authority of the whole Church, all of its priests, and all of its rulers."
|
||||
|
||||
# DEFAULT CATHOLIC LOCALIZATION
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_pantheon:0 "the Communion of Saints"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_high_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
catholic_high_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
catholic_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Lord God"
|
||||
catholic_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Lord God's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_creator_god_name:0 "the Holy Trinity"
|
||||
catholic_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_health_god_name:0 "Saint Raphael"
|
||||
catholic_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Raphael's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_fertility_god_name:0 "the Blessed Virgin"
|
||||
catholic_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Blessed Virgin's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint Homobonus"
|
||||
catholic_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Homobonus'"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_household_god_name:0 "Saint Joseph"
|
||||
catholic_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Joseph's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_fate_god_name:0 "Divine Providence"
|
||||
catholic_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Divine Providence's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_knowledge_god_name:0 "Saint Thomas Aquinas"
|
||||
catholic_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Thomas Aquinas'"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_war_god_name:0 "Saint Michael"
|
||||
catholic_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Michael's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_trickster_god_name:0 "Saint Philip Neri"
|
||||
catholic_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Philip Neri's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_night_god_name:0 "Saint Benedict"
|
||||
catholic_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Benedict's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_water_god_name:0 "Saint Brendan"
|
||||
catholic_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Brendan's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
catholic_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_devil_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
catholic_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_witch_god_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
catholic_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_house_of_worship:0 "church"
|
||||
catholic_house_of_worship_plural:0 "churches"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_religious_symbol:0 "cross"
|
||||
catholic_religious_text:0 "Holy Scriptures"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_religious_head_title:0 "Pope"
|
||||
catholic_religious_head_title_name:0 "Papacy"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_devotee_male:0 "monk"
|
||||
catholic_devotee_male_plural:0 "monks"
|
||||
catholic_devotee_female:0 "nun"
|
||||
catholic_devotee_female_plural:0 "nuns"
|
||||
catholic_devotee:0 "monastic"
|
||||
catholic_devotee_plural:0 "monastics"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_priest_male:0 "priest"
|
||||
catholic_priest_male_plural:0 "priests"
|
||||
catholic_priest_female:0 "priest"
|
||||
catholic_priest_female_plural:0 "priests"
|
||||
catholic_priest:0 "clergy"
|
||||
catholic_priest_plural:0 "clergy"
|
||||
catholic_priest_alternate_plural:0 "clergy"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_bishop:0 "bishop"
|
||||
catholic_bishop_plural:0 "bishops"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_divinerealm:0 "in the presence of God"
|
||||
catholic_divinerealm_2:0 "in the Beatific Vision"
|
||||
catholic_divinerealm_3:0 "the Kingdom of Heaven"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_positive_afterlife:0 "Heaven"
|
||||
catholic_positive_afterlife_2:0 "Paradise"
|
||||
catholic_positive_afterlife_3:0 "the Beatific Vision"
|
||||
|
||||
catholic_negative_afterlife:0 "Hell"
|
||||
catholic_negative_afterlife_2:0 "Gehenna"
|
||||
catholic_negative_afterlife_3:0 "Eternal damnation"
|
||||
|
||||
mariavite:0 "Mariavite Catholic Church"
|
||||
mariavite_adj:0 "Mariavite"
|
||||
|
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@ -105,4 +195,12 @@
|
|||
|
||||
CATACLYSM_GLOSS:0 "The Orthodox term for the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]. From the Greek word 'kataklysmós' for the Deluge of the Old Testament."
|
||||
|
||||
head_of_faith_pope:0 "Pope"
|
||||
head_of_faith_pope:0 "Pope"
|
||||
|
||||
chaldean:0 "Chaldean Catholic Church"
|
||||
chaldean_adj:0 "Chaldean"
|
||||
chaldean_adherent:0 "Chaldean Catholic"
|
||||
chaldean_adherent_plural:0 "Chaldean Catholic"
|
||||
chaldean_desc:0 "The Chaldean Catholic Church is the heir of the ancient Church of the East. Before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], Assyrian Christians were divided among many differing groups. When the old world fell into chaos, the schismatic Catholicos-Patriarch was far across the sea, while the surviving bishops and monasteries of Mesopotamia were cut off from their former hierarchies. In time, the local East-Syriac communities gathered around the Chaldean patriarchal line in Baghdad, and the old divisions faded into a single Church. Although the restored Church preserves the Catholic inheritance of the Chaldeans, centuries of isolation have made its Catholicos-Patriarch effectively independent of distant disputes over the Roman See, while still preserving the Christian inheritance of Assyria."
|
||||
chaldean_religious_head_title:0 "Catholicos-Patriarch"
|
||||
chaldean_religious_head_title_name:0 "Chaldean Patriarchate"
|
||||
|
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@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
|
|||
l_english:
|
||||
|
||||
caucasian_religion:1 "Caucasian"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_adj:1 "Caucasian"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_adherent:1 "Caucasian"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Caucasians"
|
||||
caucasian_religion_desc:1 "Uralic religion is largely rooted in its mythology, dating back thousands of years. With many of the old stories have been lost to time, the surviving folklore of the Uralic peoples has diverged heavily over the course of millennia, each community having a different level of influence from syncretic and reconstructionist elements."
|
||||
|
||||
nartist:0 "Nartism"
|
||||
nartist_adj:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_adherent:0 "Nartist"
|
||||
nartist_adherent_plural:0 "Nartists"
|
||||
nartist_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
|
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@ -22,6 +22,13 @@
|
|||
jadidi_adherent_plural:0 "Jadids"
|
||||
jadidi_desc:0 "The Jadids of Central Asia are a reformist movement within Islam, seeking to reconcile Islamic revivalism with modernist values. They hold that the old world was judged by Allah and struck down for its inability to change, leaving mankind stuck in this current age of decadence and materialism until they can unite to usher in the spirit of the Mahdi. They believe that Allah will not ascend humanity to Jannah until they prove themselves worthy, which they must accomplish by ridding the world of evil and injustice themselves."
|
||||
|
||||
#Alawite
|
||||
alawite:0 "'Alawiyya"
|
||||
alawite_adj:0 "'Alawī"
|
||||
alawite_adherent:0 "Alawite"
|
||||
alawite_adherent_plural:0 "Alawites"
|
||||
alawite_desc:0 "Alawism is a secretive faith that originates from the teachings of Ibn Nusayr, and many of their central practices are a closely guarded secret held by those initiated into the religion. They believe in one God who manifests as an indivisible trinity composed of the Bab, the Ism, and the Ma'na. Throughout history, the world was divided into eras, in which each of God's manifestations reincarnated on earth and guided humanity. Conversion to Alawism, however, is difficult and often forbidden, and Alawites on occasion conceal their beliefs to avoid oppression."
|
||||
|
||||
#Alevi
|
||||
alevi:0 "Alevism"
|
||||
alevi_adj:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
|
|
@ -44,4 +51,60 @@
|
|||
naqshbandi_adj:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_adherent:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_adherent_plural:0 "Naqshbandi"
|
||||
naqshbandi_desc:0 "The Naqshbandi Order is named after its founder, Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari, and traces its spiritual lineage to Abu Bakr, the first Caliph. After the Event, the Order found a revitalisation under the guidance of the Shaykh al-Islam, instituting itself as one of the cornerstones of new Islamic orthodoxy. Naqshbandi practice is rooted in silent dhikr and the eleven principles attributed to its founders, Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani and Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari."
|
||||
naqshbandi_desc:0 "The Naqshbandi Order is named after its founder, Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari, and traces its spiritual lineage to Abu Bakr, the first Caliph. After the Event, the Order found a revitalisation under the guidance of the Shaykh al-Islam, instituting itself as one of the cornerstones of new Islamic orthodoxy. Naqshbandi practice is rooted in silent dhikr and the eleven principles attributed to its founders, Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani and Baha' al-Din Naqshband al-Bukhari."
|
||||
|
||||
#Majlisi
|
||||
majlisi:0 "Ahl al-Majlis"
|
||||
majlisi_adj:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_adherent:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_adherent_plural:0 "Majlisi"
|
||||
majlisi_desc:0 "The people of the sunnah were hit particularly hard by the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], which indiscriminately took lives, shattered institutions, and desolated places of worship. Eventually, however, the faithful would reorganise and rally around the University of Al-Azhar, elevating the institution's president to the title of Imam of Al-Azhar. Those who dedicate themselves to upholding the old ways have become known as the People of the Council—named so because they acknowledge the authority of the fatwas issued by the Majlis in Al-Azhar."
|
||||
|
||||
#Taharuri
|
||||
taharuri:0 "Ahl al-Tahrīr"
|
||||
taharuri_adj:0 "Taharrurī"
|
||||
taharuri_adherent:0 "Taharrurī"
|
||||
taharuri_adherent_plural:0 "Taharrurī"
|
||||
taharuri_desc:0 "'We will not surrender, we win or we die' were the words spoken by the Lion of the Desert, who objected to the sectarian divisions that plague the ummah and leave the faithful susceptible to terror and oppression at the hands of autocrats. Those who follow the path laid down by him and other righteous walis of revolution seek to liberate all Muslims from both pain and want, and do not shy away from terrorising those who wish to harm their own."
|
||||
|
||||
#Salafi
|
||||
salafi:0 "Ahl as-Salaf"
|
||||
salafi_adj:0 "Salafi"
|
||||
salafi_adherent:0 "Salafi"
|
||||
salafi_adherent_plural:0 "Salafiyyūn"
|
||||
salafi_desc:0 "Emerging from Athari theology and Hanbali law, the Salafi school of conservative Sunni Islam advocates for a revival of the ways of the salaf—the first three generations of Muslims—who exemplify the purest form of Islam. They uphold the literalist interpretations of the Quran and are mistrustful of other Islamic creeds as misled interpretations of God's word. As such, Salafis do not conform to the rulings of madhhabs, they oppose religious innovation, and they discourage the veneration of walis as well as pilgrimages to their tombs."
|
||||
|
||||
#Rahbari
|
||||
rahbari:0 "Ahl al-Rahbar"
|
||||
rahbari_adj:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_adherent:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_adherent_plural:0 "Rahbari"
|
||||
rahbari_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
#Akhbari
|
||||
akhbari:0 "Ahl al-Khabara'at"
|
||||
akhbari_adj:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_adherent:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_adherent_plural:0 "Akhbari"
|
||||
akhbari_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
#Zaydi
|
||||
zayidi:0 "Zaydiyya"
|
||||
zayidi_adj:0 "Zaydi"
|
||||
zayidi_adherent:0 "Zaydi"
|
||||
zayidi_adherent_plural:0 "Zaydis"
|
||||
zayidi_desc:0 "Zaydism, also known as Fiver Shia, is the oldest branch of Shia Islam, born from the martyrdom of Zayd ibn 'Alī who revolted against the injustices of the Umayyad Caliphate. As such, they believe that the rightful successor to the imamate was Zayd ibn 'Alī, although they reject the infallibility of imams. Zaydis also emphasise a rationalistic approach over a literalist one regarding the Quran, and advocate for humanity's responsibility to carry out justice, as Zayd did in his uprising."
|
||||
|
||||
#Nizari
|
||||
nizari:0 "Nizāriyya"
|
||||
nizari_adj:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_adherent:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_adherent_plural:0 "Nizārī"
|
||||
nizari_desc:0 "Nizaris are the largest branch of Isma'ili Islam, which accepts Isma'il ibn Ja'far as the sixth Imam. They get their name from siding with Nizar ibn al-Mustansir as the ninth Fatimid caliph in opposition to his brother al-Musta'li, from whom the succession of their Imamate stems. Nizari teachings emphasise the bātin—esoteric truths and meanings hidden in scriptures that are revealed only to the Imam and his pious companions."
|
||||
|
||||
#Tayyibi
|
||||
tayyibi:0 "Tayyibīyya"
|
||||
tayyibi_adj:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_adherent:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_adherent_plural:0 "Tayyibī"
|
||||
tayyibi_desc:0 "Tayyibis are the only remaining school of Musta'li Isma'ilism, which accepts al-Musta'li as the ninth Fatimid caliph. They get their name from their support of Abu'l-Qasim al-Tayyib as the twenty-first imam, who entered occultation and named the Da'i al-Mutlaq to guide his followers in his absence. In the years since, multiple disputes have arisen over the succession of the Da'i, and until someone unites the disparate Tayyibi communities, there is no universally accepted Da'i al-Mutlaq."
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@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
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l_english:
|
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|
||||
kurdish_religion:0 "Kurdish"
|
||||
kurdish_religion_adj:0 "Kurdish"
|
||||
kurdish_religion_adherent:0 "Kurdish"
|
||||
kurdish_religion_adherent_plural:0 "Kurdish"
|
||||
kurdish_religion_desc:1 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
#Yazidi
|
||||
yazidi:0 "Êzdîtî"
|
||||
yazidi_adj:0 "Êzdîtî"
|
||||
yazidi_adherent:0 "Yazidi"
|
||||
yazidi_adherent_plural:0 "Yazidis"
|
||||
yazidi_desc:1 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
||||
#Yarsani
|
||||
yarsani:0 "Ehlî Heq"
|
||||
yarsani_adj:0 "Yarsanî"
|
||||
yarsani_adherent:0 "Yarsani"
|
||||
yarsani_adherent_plural:0 "Yarsanis"
|
||||
yarsani_desc:1 "WRITE ME"
|
||||
|
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|
|||
marblist_devil_name:0 "Satanás Atatoúrk"
|
||||
marblist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satanás Atatoúrk's"
|
||||
|
||||
russian_orthodox:0 "Russian Orthodox Church"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_adj:0 "Pravoslavie"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_adherent:0 "Russian Orthodox"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_adherent_plural:0 "Russian Orthodox"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_desc:0 "The Russian Orthodox Church preserves the apostolic faith, sacramental life, monasticism, icon-veneration, and traditions of the Orthodox Catholic Faith. In the generations after [Glossary( 'the Cataclysm', 'CATACLYSM_GLOSS')], however, the ancient Church of the Rus' emerged from isolation as an independent patriarchal communion centered on Moscow. Rejecting the authority of the exiled Patriarch of Constantinople as that of an uncanonical pretender, the Russian Church came to regard the Patriarch of Moscow as the first hierarch of the Orthodox Church and the rightful first among equals of the Orthodox Faith."
|
||||
|
||||
russian_orthodox_high_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Existing One"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Existing One's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_creator_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_health_god_name:0 "Saint Luke of Crimea"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Luke of Crimea's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_fertility_god_name:0 "the Holy Bogoroditsa"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Bogoroditsa's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint John of Kronstadt"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint John of Kronstadt's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_household_god_name:0 "Saints Peter and Fevronia"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Saints Peter and Fevronia's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_fate_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_knowledge_god_name:0 "Saint Theophan the Recluse"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Theophan the Recluse's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_war_god_name:0 "Saint Alexander Nevsky"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Alexander Nevsky's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_trickster_god_name:0 "Saint Basil the Blessed"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Basil the Blessed's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_night_god_name:0 "Saint Seraphim of Sarov"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Seraphim of Sarov's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_water_god_name:0 "Saint Nicholas"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Nicholas'"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_devil_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_witch_god_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
russian_orthodox_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
### RASTA ORTHODOX ###
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox:0 "Rasta Orthodoxy"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_adj:0 "Rastaslavie"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_adherent:0 "Rasta Orthodox"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_adherent_plural:0 "Rasta Orthodox"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_desc:0 "Rasta Orthodoxy arose from communities which saw no contradiction between the ancient traditions of the Orthodox Church and the teachings of Rastafari. Its faithful keep icons, crosses, lamps and incense, recite Orthodox prayers, and order the Christian year according to the Orthodox calendar, while proclaiming God as Jah and looking toward Ethiopia and the Lion of Judah as signs of His providence. The Old Testament is read alongside the Kebra Nagast, and the feasts of Christ stand beside the holy days of Rastafari. When the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] shattered the old ecclesiastical order, what had once been an unusual syncretic community hardened into a church of its own, preserving Orthodoxy through the rhythms, symbols and language of Rastafari."
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_high_god_name:0 "Jah"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Jah's"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate:0 "Jah Sabaoth"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "Jah Sabaoth's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_creator_god_name:0 "Jah"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Jah's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_health_god_name:0 "Elohim Haile Selassie"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Elohim Haile Selassie's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_fertility_god_name:0 "the Queen of Sheba"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Queen of Sheba's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint Solomon"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Solomon's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_household_god_name:0 "the Holy Mother of God"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_household_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Mother of God's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_fate_god_name:0 "Elohim Haile Selassie"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Elohim Haile Selassie's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_knowledge_god_name:0 "Saint Bob Marley"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Bob Marley's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_war_god_name:0 "Peter Tosh"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Peter Tosh's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_trickster_god_name:0 "Babylon"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Babylon's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_night_god_name:0 "Saint Bunny Wailer"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Bunny Wailer's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_water_god_name:0 "Saint John the Baptist"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint John the Baptist's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_devil_name:0 "Babylon"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_devil_name_possessive:0 "Babylon's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_witch_god_name:0 "Begovar"
|
||||
rasta_orthodox_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Begovar's"
|
||||
|
||||
old_believer:0 "Old Belief"
|
||||
old_believer_adj:0 "Staroverie"
|
||||
old_believer_adherent:0 "Old Believer"
|
||||
old_believer_adherent_plural:0 "Old Believers"
|
||||
old_believer_desc:0 "The Old Believers are heirs of the Russian Christians who rejected the seventeenth-century reforms of follower of the Antichrist Nikon and kept to the proper rites and service books of the old Russian Church. They preserve the two-fingered sign of the Cross, the old forms of chant and procession, and a deep reverence for inherited ritual. Persecution, exile and [Glossary( 'the Cataclysm', 'CATACLYSM_GLOSS')] scattered the Old Belief into self-reliant communities whose survival is itself taken as proof that the ancient rite must never be surrendered."
|
||||
|
||||
old_believer_high_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
old_believer_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
old_believer_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Existing One"
|
||||
old_believer_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Existing One's"
|
||||
old_believer_creator_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
|
||||
old_believer_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
|
||||
old_believer_health_god_name:0 "Saint Panteleimon"
|
||||
old_believer_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Panteleimon's"
|
||||
old_believer_fertility_god_name:0 "the Holy Bogoroditsa"
|
||||
old_believer_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Bogoroditsa's"
|
||||
old_believer_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint Nicholas"
|
||||
old_believer_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Nicholas'"
|
||||
old_believer_household_god_name:0 "Martyr Feodosia"
|
||||
old_believer_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Martyr Feodosia's"
|
||||
old_believer_fate_god_name:0 "Saint Pavel"
|
||||
old_believer_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Pavel's"
|
||||
old_believer_knowledge_god_name:0 "Archmartyr Avvakum"
|
||||
old_believer_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Archmartyr Avvakum's"
|
||||
old_believer_war_god_name:0 "Saint Alexander Nevsky"
|
||||
old_believer_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Alexander Nevsky's"
|
||||
old_believer_trickster_god_name:0 "Saint Basil the Blessed"
|
||||
old_believer_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Basil the Blessed's"
|
||||
old_believer_night_god_name:0 "Saint Feodor"
|
||||
old_believer_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Feodor's"
|
||||
old_believer_water_god_name:0 "Saint Nicholas"
|
||||
old_believer_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Nicholas'"
|
||||
old_believer_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
old_believer_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
old_believer_devil_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
old_believer_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
old_believer_witch_god_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
old_believer_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
|
||||
bespopovtsy:0 "Bespopovschina"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_adj:0 "Bespopovskiy"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_adherent:0 "Bespopovets"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_adherent_plural:0 "Bespopovtsy"
|
||||
|
||||
bespopovtsy_desc:0 "The Bespopovtsy are those Old Believers who hold that, after the Nikonian apostasy, no lawful priesthood remained to serve the true Church. Without bishops to ordain new priests, the faithful entrusted their communities to lay spiritual mentors known as nastavniki, preserving the ancient rites wherever these could be performed without an ordained priest. Persecution drove the Bespopovtsy into remote and tightly knit settlements long before [Glossary( 'the Cataclysm', 'CATACLYSM_GLOSS')], and the destruction of the old world only vindicated their way of life. In isolated prayer houses, the old service books, two-fingered sign of the Cross, ancient chants, fasts, and customs of Staroverie are guarded against every innovation until the end of the age."
|
||||
|
||||
bespopovtsy_house_of_worship:0 "molitvenny dom"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_house_of_worship_plural:0 "molitvennye doma"
|
||||
|
||||
bespopovtsy_religious_symbol:0 "eight-pointed cross"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_religious_text:0 "Holy Service books"
|
||||
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_male:0 "nastavnik"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_male_plural:0 "nastavniki"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_female:0 "nastavnitsa"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_female_plural:0 "nastavnitsy"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest:0 "nastavnik"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_plural:0 "nastavniki"
|
||||
bespopovtsy_priest_alternate_plural:0 "spiritual mentors"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_marble_valour_name: "Marble Valour"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_marble_valour_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], Marblist identity has centered around the example of the Marble Emperor and the virtues of Christian rulership."
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_hesychastic_virtue_name: "Hesychastic Virtue"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_hesychastic_virtue_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], the faithful have increasingly turned toward the ancient hesychastic tradition of prayer and inner stillness, emphasizing discipline, humility and steadfast devotion in the face of adversity."
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_byzantine_dreaming_name: "The Dream of Rome"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_byzantine_dreaming_desc: "The awakening of the Marble Emperor marks only the beginning of God's design. Beneath his banner, the Romans shall march ever onward, driving their enemies to the Red Apple Tree at the very ends of the earth."
|
||||
special_doctrine_byzantine_dreaming_desc: "The awakening of the Marble Emperor marks only the beginning of God's design. Beneath his banner, the Romans shall march ever onward, driving their enemies to the Red Apple Tree at the very ends of the earth."
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_otvoyevaniye_name: "Otvoyevaniye"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_otvoyevaniye_desc: "The restoration of the Patriarchate has given new force to the conviction that lands and holy places lost by the Church must be won back. Holy war is not merely conquest, but the recovery of a sacred inheritance entrusted to the faithful."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_hesychastic_virtue_name: "Hesychastic Virtue"
|
||||
|
||||
special_doctrine_hesychastic_virtue_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], the faithful have increasingly turned toward the ancient hesychastic tradition of prayer and inner stillness, emphasizing discipline, humility and steadfast devotion in the face of adversity."
|
||||
|
|
@ -6,6 +6,72 @@
|
|||
protestant_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Protestants"
|
||||
protestant_religion_desc:1 "Protestant churches trace their roots back to the Protestant Reformation, when they split from the Catholic Church with the goal of reforming its many shortcomings. Following the reforms of great thinkers like Martin Luther and John Calvin, Protestantism has become one of the largest branches of Christianity, many of its churches weathering the fires of the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]."
|
||||
|
||||
# DEFAULT PROTESTANT LOCALIZATION
|
||||
|
||||
protestant_pantheon:0 "the Kingdom"
|
||||
protestant_high_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
protestant_high_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
protestant_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Lord"
|
||||
protestant_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Lord's"
|
||||
protestant_creator_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
protestant_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
protestant_health_god_name:0 "Jesus Christ"
|
||||
protestant_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Jesus Christ's"
|
||||
protestant_fertility_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
protestant_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
protestant_wealth_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
protestant_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
protestant_household_god_name:0 "Jesus Christ"
|
||||
protestant_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Jesus Christ's"
|
||||
protestant_fate_god_name:0 "Divine Providence"
|
||||
protestant_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Divine Providence's"
|
||||
protestant_knowledge_god_name:0 "the Holy Spirit"
|
||||
protestant_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "the Holy Spirit's"
|
||||
protestant_war_god_name:0 "the Lord of Hosts"
|
||||
protestant_war_god_name_possessive:0 "the Lord of Hosts'"
|
||||
protestant_trickster_god_name:0 "the Devil"
|
||||
protestant_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "the Devil's"
|
||||
protestant_night_god_name:0 "God"
|
||||
protestant_night_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
|
||||
protestant_water_god_name:0 "John the Baptist"
|
||||
protestant_water_god_name_possessive:0 "John the Baptist's"
|
||||
protestant_death_name:0 "Death"
|
||||
protestant_death_name_possessive:0 "Death's"
|
||||
protestant_devil_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
protestant_devil_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
protestant_witch_god_name:0 "Satan"
|
||||
protestant_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "Satan's"
|
||||
protestant_house_of_worship:0 "church"
|
||||
protestant_house_of_worship_plural:0 "churches"
|
||||
protestant_religious_symbol:0 "cross"
|
||||
protestant_religious_text:0 "Holy Bible"
|
||||
protestant_religious_head_title:0 "Church Leader"
|
||||
protestant_religious_head_title_name:0 "Church"
|
||||
protestant_devotee_male:0 "brother"
|
||||
protestant_devotee_male_plural:0 "brethren"
|
||||
protestant_devotee_female:0 "sister"
|
||||
protestant_devotee_female_plural:0 "sisters"
|
||||
protestant_devotee:0 "believer"
|
||||
protestant_devotee_plural:0 "believers"
|
||||
protestant_priest_male:0 "pastor"
|
||||
protestant_priest_male_plural:0 "pastors"
|
||||
protestant_priest_female:0 "pastor"
|
||||
protestant_priest_female_plural:0 "pastors"
|
||||
protestant_priest:0 "pastor"
|
||||
protestant_priest_plural:0 "pastors"
|
||||
protestant_priest_alternate_plural:0 "ministers"
|
||||
protestant_bishop:0 "bishop"
|
||||
protestant_bishop_plural:0 "bishops"
|
||||
protestant_divinerealm:0 "in the presence of God"
|
||||
protestant_divinerealm_2:0 "before the Throne of God"
|
||||
protestant_divinerealm_3:0 "the Kingdom of Heaven"
|
||||
protestant_positive_afterlife:0 "Heaven"
|
||||
protestant_positive_afterlife_2:0 "Paradise"
|
||||
protestant_positive_afterlife_3:0 "the Kingdom of God"
|
||||
protestant_negative_afterlife:0 "Hell"
|
||||
protestant_negative_afterlife_2:0 "Gehenna"
|
||||
protestant_negative_afterlife_3:0 "the Lake of Fire"
|
||||
|
||||
moravian:0 "Unitas Fratrum"
|
||||
moravian_adj:0 "Unitas Fratrum"
|
||||
moravian_adherent:0 "Moravian"
|
||||
|
|
@ -78,4 +144,47 @@
|
|||
unitarian_church_adherent:0 "Unitarian"
|
||||
unitarian_church_adherent_plural:0 "Unitarians"
|
||||
unitarian_church_desc:0 "Unitarianism is a movement born from the Radical Reformation which rejects the traditional Christian Trinity. Unitarians hold that God is an indivisible reality, the foundation of existence, one whose love permeates through all aspects of creation. Their worship is founded on Puritan Protestant traditions, and is focused on soul-building, so the worshipper earns a greater level of understanding of themselves and the world through God."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
# ANGLICAN PATRON LIST
|
||||
|
||||
anglican_health_god_name:0 "Saint Luke"
|
||||
anglican_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Luke's"
|
||||
anglican_fertility_god_name:0 "the Blessed Virgin"
|
||||
anglican_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Blessed Virgin's"
|
||||
anglican_wealth_god_name:0 "Saint Matthew"
|
||||
anglican_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Matthew's"
|
||||
anglican_household_god_name:0 "Saint Joseph"
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anglican_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Joseph's"
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anglican_fate_god_name:0 "Divine Providence"
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anglican_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Divine Providence's"
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anglican_knowledge_god_name:0 "Saint Bede"
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anglican_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Bede's"
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anglican_war_god_name:0 "Saint George"
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anglican_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint George's"
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anglican_trickster_god_name:0 "Saint Dunstan"
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anglican_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Dunstan's"
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anglican_water_god_name:0 "Saint Cuthbert"
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anglican_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Cuthbert's"
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# LITURGICAL / LUTHERAN PATRON LIST
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lutheran_health_god_name:0 "Jesus Christ"
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lutheran_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Jesus Christ's"
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lutheran_fertility_god_name:0 "Sarah"
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lutheran_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "Sarah's"
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lutheran_wealth_god_name:0 "Job"
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lutheran_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Job's"
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lutheran_household_god_name:0 "Katharina von Bora"
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lutheran_household_god_name_possessive:0 "Katharina von Bora's"
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lutheran_fate_god_name:0 "Divine Providence"
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lutheran_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Divine Providence's"
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lutheran_knowledge_god_name:0 "Martin Luther"
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lutheran_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Martin Luther's"
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lutheran_war_god_name:0 "Saint Olaf"
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lutheran_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Saint Olaf's"
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lutheran_trickster_god_name:0 "the Devil"
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lutheran_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "the Devil's"
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lutheran_night_god_name:0 "Paul Gerhardt"
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lutheran_night_god_name_possessive:0 "Paul Gerhardt's"
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lutheran_water_god_name:0 "John the Baptist"
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lutheran_water_god_name_possessive:0 "John the Baptist's"
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uralic_religion:1 "Uralic"
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uralic_religion_adj:1 "Uralic"
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uralic_religion_adherent:1 "Uralic"
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uralic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Uralics"
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uralic_religion_desc:1 "Uralic religion is largely rooted in its mythology, dating back thousands of years. With many of the old stories have been lost to time, the surviving folklore of the Uralic peoples has diverged heavily over the course of millennia, each community having a different level of influence from syncretic and reconstructionist elements."
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udmurt_pagan:0 "Udmurt Vöś"
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udmurt_pagan_adj:0 "Vosic"
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udmurt_pagan_adherent:0 "Vosic"
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udmurt_pagan_adherent_plural:0 "Vosics"
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udmurt_pagan_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
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mari_pagan:0 "Čimarii jüla"
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mari_pagan_adj:0 "Yumic"
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mari_pagan_adherent:0 "Yumic"
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mari_pagan_adherent_plural:0 "Yumics"
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mari_pagan_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
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mordvin_pagan:0 "Ras'ken' Ozks"
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mordvin_pagan_adj:0 "Ozksic"
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mordvin_pagan_adherent:0 "Ozksic"
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mordvin_pagan_adherent_plural:0 "Ozksics"
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mordvin_pagan_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
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chuvash_pagan:0 "Vattisen yăli"
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chuvash_pagan_adj:0 "Yalic"
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chuvash_pagan_adherent:0 "Yalic"
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chuvash_pagan_adherent_plural:0 "Yalics"
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chuvash_pagan_desc:0 "WRITE ME"
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malachite:0 "Malakhitstvo"
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malachite_adj:0 "Malakhitstvo"
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malachite_adherent:0 "Malachite"
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malachite_adherent_plural:0 "Malachites"
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malachite_desc:0 "The Malachite creed was founded by the prophet Sobolev, who centered its gospel around the Mistress of Copper Mountain. They hold that the Mistress was created by the Father Logos to protect life on earth from Lucifer. In her various reincarnations—including Jesus and Zoroaster—the Mistress protected the people of the Urals and guided them towards the light. Malachites believe that, by worshipping the Mistress, they will one day be chosen to lead the world into the Age of Aquarius."
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l_english:
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visionary_religion:1 "Ahl al-Nazar"
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visionary_religion_adj:1 "Visionary"
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visionary_religion_adherent:1 "Visionary"
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visionary_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Visionaries"
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visionary_religion_desc:1 "The Visionaries arose after the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], which they saw as a sign of spirits unveiled and prophecies fulfilled. For reasons unknown, the Merciful God's wrath was unleashed unto the earth and became a testament to the fact that man's laws and faiths could not explain the full extent of God's nature. Many would turn to mysticism and personal revelation in an attempt to understand where their failures lie, laying the groundwork for what would become the Visionaries of Arabia."
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nazari:0 "Nazariyya"
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nazari_adj:0 "Nazarī"
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nazari_adherent:0 "Nazari"
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nazari_adherent_plural:0 "Nazariyyun"
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nazari_desc:0 "The trauma of the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] shattered for many the illusion of the strict Islamic order, as faithful and faithless alike were swept away in the cataclysm. The Nazaris are those who believe that humanity became unworthy of God's mercy, for they let themselves be taken by the influence of false gods and evil spirits. The world as viewed by the Nazari is mysterious and dangerous, its devils holding a profound influence over the souls of men. The centrepiece of their worship is, thus, the amulet—blessed trinkets for warding off evil eye, curses, and spirits."
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mesopotamian:0 "Mesopotamianism"
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mesopotamian_adj:0 "Rāfidayni"
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mesopotamian_adherent:0 "Mesopotamian"
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mesopotamian_adherent_plural:0 "Mesopotamians"
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mesopotamian_desc:0 " Uncovered from the buried works of ancient judges, Mesopotamianism primarily worships the archangels of the Merciful God—figures such as Enki and Ashur. They hold that, because of their ignorance of the messengers of God, the old world failed to receive their warning and became devoured by the Gog and Magog. It is only thanks to the warrior Jiljāmish, sent by God to smite the giants and their king Dajjal, that humanity persists into the new age. Mesopotamians believe it is their duty to ride forth and restore their ancient empire, ensuring the world never falls into another age of ignorance."
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genie_cult:0 "A'idh bil Jinn"
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genie_cult_adj:0 "Jinnī"
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genie_cult_adherent:0 "Jinnī"
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genie_cult_adherent_plural:0 "Jinnīyyun"
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genie_cult_desc:0 "Whereas most Muwahhidun are left wondering why their ever-merciful God would strike down His children, the Jinnīyyun came to the conclusion that it was instead the jinn—magical spirits—who were responsible. The Jinnīyyun hold that the jinn, who were enraged over being forgotten, destroyed the decadent old world in order to show that they were true masters of the material world. Those that worship them and invoke them for magical rituals would eventually become known as the Jinnīyyun—a name often associated with demon worship, albeit one that now carries a lot of weight in the world of magic and alchemy."
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form_bulgarian_empire_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "The Bulgarian Empire will be established and will acquire the [de_jure|E] of all currently held kingdoms in and around Bulgaria."
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custom_bulgarian_empire_region:0 "Old Tsardom"
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#### Ottoman Empire ####
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restore_ottoman_empire_decision:0 "Form the Sublime State"
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restore_ottoman_empire_decision_confirm:0 "Hoist the crescent banner!"
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restore_ottoman_empire_decision_tooltip:0 "Unite [GetTitleByKey('e_greece').GetNameNoTier] and [GetTitleByKey('e_turkey').GetNameNoTier] into a single great [empire|E]"
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restore_ottoman_empire_decision_desc:0 "For centuries before the Event, the eastern Mediterranean was ruled by the Sultans of Rome from their Porte in the heart of the world's desire. By proving my dominance over these lands, I can claim the mantle of Rome once more."
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restore_ottoman_empire_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "The Sublime State will be established and will acquire the [de_jure|E] of [GetTitleByKey('e_greece').GetNameNoTier] and [GetTitleByKey('e_turkey').GetNameNoTier]."
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#### Hetmanshchina ####
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form_hetmanshchina_decision:0 "Unite the Cossacks"
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form_hetmanshchina_decision_confirm:0 "No more foreign yoke on Cossack soil!"
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restore_ecumenical_patriarchate_c_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "The Ecumenical Patriarchate will be restored to their dejure see"
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fervor_gain_ep_restored:0 "Ecumenical Patriarch's return to Constantinople"
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restore_patriarchate_r_decision:0 "Restore the Patriarchate of Moscow"
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restore_patriarchate_r_decision_desc:0 "The Patriarchal throne of Moscow has fallen vacant, but the Church endured the tide of Heretics. If Moscow is secured by a ruler of unimpeachable devotion, the Patriarchate can be restored and a new Patriarch raised to shepherd the faithful."
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restore_patriarchate_r_decision_tooltip:0 "Restore the Patriarchate of Moscow"
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restore_patriarchate_r_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "A new Patriarch of Moscow will be enthroned, the Russian Orthodox faith will gain Fervor, and the Church will start declaring Great Holy Wars."
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fervor_gain_mp_restored:0 "The Patriarch of Moscow's restoration"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0201.t:0 "The Otvoevaniye"
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NEOW_religious_decision.0201.desc:0 "With the Patriarchate of Moscow restored, the Russian Church is no longer on a backfoot against the Heretics. The faithful are called to reclaim the holy places and lands lost to those outside the Orthodox faith. Under the restored Patriarchate, the Church now possesses the authority to proclaim great campaigns of holy reconquest."
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NEOW_religious_decision.0201.a:0 "We shall reclaim what was lost."
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albanian_two_decision:0 "Form the Kingdom of The Two Albanias"
|
||||
albanian_two_decision_confirm:0 "the Albanians shall be united!"
|
||||
albanian_two_decision_tooltip:0 "Unite Albania with the Albanian lands of diaspora."
|
||||
albanian_two_decision_desc:0 "For centuries, the Albanian people have been divided between their ancient homeland and communities scattered across the seas. The descendants of those who fled the old Albanian lands found refuge throughout Southern Italy, where they preserved their language, customs and memory through generations. Now, with Albania and the ancient Albanian settlements of Italy once more beneath a single ruler, the divided lands of the Albanian people may finally be united."
|
||||
albanian_two_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "The Kingdom of the two Albanias will be proclaimed, incorporating Albania and the Albanian lands of diaspora"
|
||||
|
||||
form_rumistan_decision:0 "Proclaim Bilād al-Rūm"
|
||||
form_rumistan_decision_confirm:0 "Heirs to Rome, al-Rūm will Endure!"
|
||||
form_rumistan_decision_tooltip:0 "Unite the Rūmī lands into Bilād al-Rūm."
|
||||
form_rumistan_decision_desc:0 "From Antioch to Jerusalem, the Rum have endured as heirs to the ancient Christian communities of the Levant. Yet their homeland remains divided between rival crowns and peoples. If Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine can be brought beneath one Orthodox Rumi ruler, these scattered communities may at last be gathered into a single realm: Bilād al-Rūm, the land of the Romans."
|
||||
|
||||
declare_doggerlaw:0 "Declare Doggerlaw"
|
||||
declare_doggerlaw_confirm:0 "The Brits shall know our rule."
|
||||
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|||
form_carpathia_hun_decision_tooltip:0 "The kingdoms of the Carpathian will be united under a new empire."
|
||||
form_carpathia_hun_decision_desc:0 "In the days of old, the Carpathian Basin was conquered by a confederation of hungarian tribes called the Hétmagyar, and later our rule was solidified over it by Saint Stephen of House Árpád. Now, that we have gotten back our lands, it is time we declared the Apostolic Kingdom again."
|
||||
|
||||
form_ossiland_decision:0 "Form Ossiland"
|
||||
form_ossiland_decision_confirm:0 "Risen from the ruins!"
|
||||
form_ossiland_decision_tooltip:0 "Unite the lands of the eastern Germans."
|
||||
form_ossiland_decision_desc:0 "In ages past, Saxons and Pomeranians, Brandenburgers and Sorbs, stood as brothers and sisters. Now that we are once again a single realm, let us plow and build a new nation and have peace, so that no Ossi mother shall ever have to mourn her son again."
|
||||
|
||||
### Restoring Czechoslovakia ###
|
||||
reform_czechoslovakia_decision:0 "Reform Czechoslovakia"
|
||||
reform_czechoslovakia_decision_confirm:0 "Unite the Separated Brothers"
|
||||
|
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@ -1729,4 +1756,24 @@
|
|||
reform_czechoslovakia_decision_tooltip:0 "Reform Czechoslovakia"
|
||||
reform_czechoslovakia_decision_effect_tooltip:0 "Reformed Czechoslovakia"
|
||||
custom_czechoslovakia:0 "Czechoslovakia" #No newline at end of file
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
spain_decision:0 "Reunite Spain"
|
||||
spain_decision_confirm:0 "May it be eternal."
|
||||
spain_decision_tooltip:0 "Reunite the scattered spainish lands into one empire once more."
|
||||
spain_decision_desc:0 "Since the Event, the lands of Spain have been divided among countless kingdoms, each one claiming some fragment of the old country as their own. Now, at last, the peninsula stands united beneath our rule. The divisions of the past shall be put aside, and from the scattered realms of Iberia, Spain shall be made whole once more."
|
||||
|
||||
novelist_restore_high_kingdom_decision:0 "Restore the Palatine Throne"
|
||||
novelist_restore_high_kingdom_decision_confirm:0 "Unto the ending of the world."
|
||||
novelist_restore_high_kingdom_decision_tooltip:0 "Become the head of the Novelist faith."
|
||||
novelist_restore_high_kingdom_decision_desc:0 "When High King Arathorn was slain before the walls of Paris, Gallia collapsed... And so did the institution of the Palatine Throne, whose holder was seen as the spiritual liege of all Novelists. Now, as a mighty ruler sits in Paris once again, it is time to enthrone a new leader for our faith."
|
||||
|
||||
restore_troy_decision:0 "Restore Troy"
|
||||
restore_troy_decision_desc:0 "For centuries the ruins of Ilion have stood above the straits, a monument to an age when heroes and kings fought beneath the walls of Troy. Anáxandros himself came here before beginning his conquest of Asia, honouring Achilles and taking up the arms of the ancient heroes. If we are truly the strongest heirs of his legacy, then Troy should no longer lie as a dead memory beneath our rule. Ilion shall rise again, and from its walls a new kingdom worthy of the heroic age shall command the Aegean."
|
||||
restore_troy_decision_tooltip:0 "Restore the ancient Kingdom of Troy"
|
||||
restore_troy_decision_confirm:0 "O Achilles! O Paris! O Anáxandros!"
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
claim_lusignan_inheritance_decision:0 "Claim the Lusignan Inheritance"
|
||||
claim_lusignan_inheritance_decision_desc:0 "Long before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], the Frankish kings of Cyprus bore more than the crown of their island. The Lusignan inheritance joined Cyprus to the royal claim of Jerusalem, and in time the crown of Cilicia was added to the same royal claim. Those mainland crowns eventually survived only as titles, but their memory did not die with the old world.\n\nIf Cyprus could secure once more these kingdoms, we may proclaim that Jerusalem and Cilicia are no longer half-forgotten claims but the lands of a greater Cypriot realm."
|
||||
claim_lusignan_inheritance_decision_tooltip:0 "Assert the old Cypriot claims to Jerusalem and Cilicia"
|
||||
claim_lusignan_inheritance_decision_confirm:0 "Three crowns, one realm."
|
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