1-- _________ __ __ 2-- / _____// |_____________ _/ |______ ____ __ __ ______ 3-- \_____ \\ __\_ __ \__ \\ __\__ \ / ___\| | \/ ___/ 4-- / \| | | | \// __ \| | / __ \_/ /_/ > | /\___ \ 5-- /_______ /|__| |__| (____ /__| (____ /\___ /|____//____ > 6-- \/ \/ \//_____/ \/ 7-- ______________________ ______________________ 8-- T H E W A R B E G I N S 9-- Stratagus - A free fantasy real time strategy game engine 10-- 11-- (c) Copyright 2017-2019 by Andrettin 12-- 13-- This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 14-- it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 15-- the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or 16-- (at your option) any later version. 17-- 18-- This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 19-- but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 20-- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 21-- GNU General Public License for more details. 22-- 23-- You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 24-- along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software 25-- Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA 26-- 27 28DefineSite("antrea", { 29 Name = "Antrea", 30 MapTemplate = "earth", 31 Position = {4503, 660}, 32 CulturalNames = { 33 }, 34 HistoricalOwners = { 35 -8500, "uralic-tribe", -- a fishnet belonging to the ancestors of Finno-Ugric speaking peoples was found in Antrea (on the Karelian Isthmus), being dated c. 8500 BC; Source: "Ancient Europe 8000 B.C.-A.D. 1000: Encyclopedia of the Barbarian World", 2004, vol. 1, p. 184. 36 }, 37 HistoricalBuildings = { 38 -8500, 0, "farm" 39 }, 40 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 41}) 42 43DefineSite("azov", { 44 Name = "Azov", 45 MapTemplate = "earth", 46 Position = {4735, 979}, 47 Major = true, 48 CulturalNames = { 49 "germanic", "Ansugardiz", -- "Ansugárdiz" is a rendering of rendering of "Asgard" in Proto-Germanic, as in the Ynglinga saga's story Asgard is the settlement in "Asia" in which Odin's people (here understood as the Indo-Europeans who went on to settle Scandinavia and become speakers of Proto-Germanic) used to live until they migrated to Scandinavia; the settlement is identified with the modern Assor (Azov?), or alternatively with Chasgar; Source: Snorri Sturlson, "Heimskringla", 1844, vol. 1, p. 217. 50 "slav", "Azov" 51 }, 52 HistoricalOwners = { 53 -3000, "asa-tribe", 54 -2900, "" 55 -- the Proto-Indo-Europeans who would give origin to the Germanic peoples concluded their migration to Scandinavia by 2800 BC 56 }, 57 HistoricalBuildings = { 58 -3000, -2900, "town-hall", 59 -3000, -2900, "barracks", 60 -3000, -2900, "farm" 61 }, 62 HistoricalUnits = { 63 -3000, -2900, "unit-germanic-worker", 1000, "asa-tribe", 64 -3000, -2900, "unit-germanic-warrior", 8000, "asa-tribe" -- the great army assembled to fight the Vana 65 }, 66 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 67}) 68 69DefineSite("novgorod", { 70 Name = "Novgorod", 71 MapTemplate = "earth", 72 Position = {4551, 714}, 73 Major = true, 74 Cores = { 75 "holmgard" 76 }, 77 CulturalNames = { 78 "germanic", "Hulmagardiz", -- "Hulmagárdiz"; tentative Proto-Germanic rendering of Holmgard; see language data 79 "norse", "Holmgard", 80 "slav", "Novgorod" 81 }, 82 HistoricalOwners = { 83 -2900, "asa-tribe", 84 -2800, "" 85 }, 86 HistoricalBuildings = { 87 }, 88 HistoricalUnits = { 89 -2900, -2800, "unit-germanic-worker", 5000, "asa-tribe", 90 -2900, -2800, "unit-germanic-warrior", 12000, "asa-tribe" 91 }, 92 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 93}) 94 95DefineSite("pskov", { 96 Name = "Pskov", 97 MapTemplate = "earth", 98 Position = {4480, 732}, 99 Major = true, 100 CulturalNames = { 101 "slav", "Pskov" 102 }, 103 HistoricalOwners = { 104 }, 105 HistoricalBuildings = { 106 }, 107 HistoricalUnits = { 108 }, 109 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 110}) 111 112DefineSite("rostov-on-don", { 113 Name = "Rostov-on-Don", 114 MapTemplate = "earth", 115 Position = {4738, 970}, 116 Major = true, 117 CulturalNames = { 118 "celt", "Vanaquisl", 119 "germanic", "Vanaquisl", -- the Tanais river is said to have been called Vanaquisl or Tanaquisl in the time of the Vana/Asa conflict in the Ynglinga saga, so it makes sense to call the city of Tanais, which shares the name of the river, "Vanaquisl" as well; Source: Snorri Sturlson, "Heimskringla", 1844, vol. 1, p. 217. 120 "greek", "Tanais", 121 "latin", "Tanais", -- Source: "Ancient Warfare VII.6", 2013, p. 7. 122 "slav", "Rostov-on-Don" 123 }, 124 HistoricalOwners = { 125 -3000, "vana-tribe", 126 -2800, "" 127 }, 128 HistoricalBuildings = { 129 -3000, -2800, "town-hall", 130-- -3000, -2800, "barracks", -- we don't want them to produce units and attack 131 -3000, -2800, "farm" 132 }, 133 HistoricalUnits = { 134 -3000, -2800, "unit-germanic-warrior", 3000, "vana-tribe" -- Vana defensive forces 135 }, 136 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 137}) 138 139DefineSite("saint-petersburg", { 140 Name = "Saint Petersburg", 141 MapTemplate = "earth", 142 Position = {4529, 682}, 143 Major = true, 144 CulturalNames = { 145 "slav", "Saint Petersburg" 146 }, 147 HistoricalOwners = { 148 -9000, "uralic-tribe", -- the ancestors of Finno-Ugric speaking peoples settled the Karelian Isthmus c. 9000 BC; Source: "Ancient Europe 8000 B.C.-A.D. 1000: Encyclopedia of the Barbarian World", 2004, vol. 1, p. 184. 149 }, 150 HistoricalBuildings = { 151 -9000, 0, "town-hall" 152 }, 153 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 154}) 155 156DefineSite("viborg", { 157 Name = "Viborg", 158 MapTemplate = "earth", 159 Position = {4495, 665}, 160 Major = true, 161 CulturalNames = { 162 "norse", "Viborg" 163 }, 164 HistoricalOwners = { 165 -9000, "uralic-tribe", -- the ancestors of Finno-Ugric speaking peoples settled the Karelian Isthmus c. 9000 BC; Source: "Ancient Europe 8000 B.C.-A.D. 1000: Encyclopedia of the Barbarian World", 2004, vol. 1, p. 184. 166 1560, "sweden" -- Political situation in Europe in 1560 AD; Source: William R. Shepherd, "Historical Atlas", 1911, pp. 118-119. 167 }, 168 HistoricalBuildings = { 169 -9000, 0, "town-hall" 170 }, 171 Regions = {"eurasia", "europe"} 172}) 173