minor change

common/bookmarks/bookmarks/00_bookmarks.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 		birth = 2513.1.1 
 		title = k_france
 		government = feudal_government
-		culture = picard
+		culture = metropolitain
 		religion = "numenorian"
 		difficluty = "BOOKMARK_CHARACTER_DIFFICULTY_EASY"
 		history_id = france_bonaparte_aragorn

history/characters/NEOW_e_france.txt

@@ -747,7 +747,7 @@ france_bonaparte_aragorn = {
 	dynasty = bonaparte_dynasty
 	religion = "numenorian"
 	father = france_bonaparte_arathorn
-	culture = picard
+	culture = metropolitain
 	trait = education_martial_4
 	martial = 11
 	diplomacy = 7

localization/english/replace/bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_2555_l_english.yml

@@ -7,8 +7,9 @@
 
  bm_group_2555_europe:0 "2555"
  bookmark_WE_france_bonaparte_aragorn:0 "Aragorn"
- bookmark_WE_france_bonaparte_aragorn_desc:0 "Barely a century ago, the writ of Gallia extended from the Rhine to the Pyrénées, and millions of voices rose to the sky to sing the praises of the Author everlasting. Today, what remains of the once-mighty empire are a few paltry provinces crushed between the heathen states of Britannia and Europa. Very few men are more aware of this fall from grace than Aragorn, last king of the House of Bonaparte, who seethes in Amiens while a British invader sits in his ancestors' palace in Paris, and rebels, opportunists, and traitors turn France into their playground. But let no man say that Aragorn has been an inactive ruler. A wise lord and peerless swordsman, he has swallowed his pride and gone so far as to wed Adele de Veurne, whose father was one of the very men who broke the Empire. Now, with three sons at his back and lands as prosperous as they will ever be, it is time to look outwards.\n\n#bold Can the fallen prince defy all odds and restore France from the brink, or will his rule remain a footnote in history?#!"
  bookmark_WE_france_bonaparte_aragorn_subheading:0 "The Prince of a Fallen Empire"
+ bookmark_WE_france_bonaparte_aragorn_desc:0 "Barely a century ago, the writ of Gallia extended from the Rhine to the Pyrénées, and millions of voices rose to the sky to sing the praises of the Author everlasting. Today, what remains of the once-mighty empire are a few paltry provinces crushed between the heathen states of Britannia and Europa. Very few men are more aware of this fall from grace than Aragorn, last king of the House of Bonaparte, who seethes in Amiens while a British invader sits in his ancestors' palace in Paris, and rebels, opportunists, and traitors turn France into their playground. But let no man say that Aragorn has been an inactive ruler. A wise lord and peerless swordsman, he has swallowed his pride and gone so far as to wed Adele de Veurne, whose father was one of the very men who broke the Empire. Now, with three sons at his back and lands as prosperous as they will ever be, it is time to look outwards.\n\n#bold Can the fallen prince defy all odds and restore France from the brink, or will his rule remain a footnote in history?#!"
+
  
  bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean:0 "Charlotte"
  bookmark_WE_moselle_schengen_jean_subheading:0 "The Daughter of Elysium"
@@ -27,9 +28,9 @@
  bookmark_WE_windsor_windsor_sior_desc:0 "One of the only families of old anglia to speak queens-english, the Windsors, true scions of the heavnly Queen herself, are a respected family within the empire. The elevation of there ancestral province to a Royal Honor by the current First Lord is no small testament to the diplomatic skill of the current family head George. But Britannia is not well. Ireland is lost, the eastern anglicans and the so called 'true welsh' are still in rebellion, and though the uprising in the southwest has been crushed it was more than a simple close call. George, hidebound by honour as he is, now faces a difficult choice. Remain loyal to the crown in its ineptitude, or stake his honour and the future of his family on a bid for the throne.\n\n#bold Can the Scions of the Heavenly Queen steer Britannia back to her righful place as the supreme power, or will they finally inevitably, be erroded by the sands of time?#!" 
 
  bookmark_WE_tirrenia_bollani_albertu:0 "Albertu"
+ bookmark_WE_tirrenia_bollani_albertu_subheading:0 "The Archon of Archons" 
  bookmark_WE_tirrenia_bollani_albertu_desc:0 "For centuries, Sardinia was an isolated land of pagan tribes existing on the outskirts of Catholic society. It was not until a papal bull in 2434 authorised the establishment of the Archontate of Tyrrhenia that the Church finally got a foothold on the island. Today, Albertu stands as the heir of a long line of Sardinian Archons, and the ruler of his very own Mediterranean thalassocracy. As the first line of defense against both the Sevillians in the west and the Muslims in the south, the fate of the entire Catholic Church lies firmly on his shoulders.\n\n#bold Can the great archon lead his people to glory, and dominate the whole of the Mediterranean Sea?#!"
- bookmark_WE_tirrenia_bollani_albertu_subheading:0 "The Archon of Archons"
  
  bookmark_WE_munster_colburgha_micheal:0 "Mícheál"
+ bookmark_WE_munster_colburgha_micheal_subheading:0 "The Rebel King" 
  bookmark_WE_munster_colburgha_micheal_desc:0 "The entirety of Mícheál Colbrugha's life has been marked by rebellion. His leadership against the British governors in the Irish Uprising has earned him a reputation as a controversial, yet undoubtedly important ruler. To the British, he is a lowly terrorist that must be put down. However, to the Irish, he is a liberator and a leader, and the other rebel lords of Ireland unanimously agreed to elect him their High King. For the first time in centuries, the Irish have a united, independent realm of their own, free from British oppression.\n\n#bold Can the rebel king guide the Emerald Isle to unforeseen prosperity, or will the British Empire return to crush his experiment?#!"
- bookmark_WE_munster_colburgha_micheal_subheading:0 "The Rebel King"