Who are the advisors?

[TheBee]

I know, it's not like it makes a difference game-wise, but being such a fan of the grand old lady of Civ I'm curious anyway.

Some I've already figured out, some I don't think are modeled after someone specific and some I don't recognize.

I don't think the ancient despotism (Mongols), the ancient monarchy (Egyptians), the ancient rep/dem (Greeks/Romans) or the modern despotism (sunglasses thugs) are modeled after anyone specific, but you're welcome to correct me!

I think the other governments' advisors are:

Modern Monarchy
Military: Francis Drake
Domestic: Shakespeare
Foreign: Columbus
Science: Leonardo da Vinci

Modern Rep/Dem
Military: Teddy Roosevelt
Domestic: ???
Foreign: Ben Franklin
Science: Edison

Communist:
Military: ???
Domestic: Golda Meir?
Foreign: Erich Honecker?
Science: ???

What do you guys think?

 

[Whelkman]

I always assumed the representative domestic adviser was Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain). Though that doesn't make much sense, it sure looks like him.

 

[Tristan_C]

The communists all use the same face template, including the woman. Perhaps an aspiration towards androgynous patriarchy, "all under Marx."

 

[hellas]

Interesting thread. I always thought some advisors looked like famous people, but never put time into thinking about it.

Tristan, thanks for pointing that out! lol

 

[Jops]

Yes, interesting. And I have always thought that civilisation I was made for more educated people than its sequels, in mean, in civ2 the entertainment advisor is elvis.