100 BC: Meet Hannibal.
Great Prophet creates the Mahabodhi.
75 BC: Hanging Gardens finished in Cuzco.
Ragnar declares war against Mansa Musa.
50 BC: Sign Open Borders with Roosevelt. Whip catapult in Delhi & an axeman in Constantinople.
25 BC: Discover Aesthetics. Begin Currency. Zara of the Ethiopians declares war against Ragnar. I'm continuing building units to attack the Kmher.
1 AD: Great Engineer born in Cuzco. I begin building the Statue of Zeus and use the GE to rush it. This way any AI who declares war against us gets 100% war weariness. This is a great asset! Declare war against the Khmer.
25 AD: In between turns, the Khmer attack our stack outside their city. We lose one axeman to their 2 axes and 1 spearman. Then Tokugawa declares
war against us and steals a worker on their border. I finished building a spy and start sending him towards the Japanese border to start some trouble. Statue of Zeus is finished. Catapults outside the Khmer city reduce theri defense to 30%.
50 AD: A small but effective Japanese stack reduces Constantinople to one injured axeman. I whip another axeman there and move 2 others into the city for protection.
75 AD: Hannibal declares war against Mansa Musa. Khmer capital is reduced to 0% defense. I will start the attack in 2 turns (moving 2 more swordsmen into position first). I trade Aesthetics to Ethiopia for Monarchy. I trade Metal Casting to Mansa Musa for Code of Laws.
100 AD: My spy is in position in the Japanese capital of Kobe but I don't have enough spy points to do anything to Japan!
125 AD: I start attacking the Khmer capital. I use the cats first and wear down their defenders without losing any cats! The city is captured. The Khmer is destroyed. Start building a monument.
150 AD: Japan keeps throwing attackers at Constantinople with no real effect as I keep adding defenders there. I get a Great General and send him to Cuzco to be a specialist. Cuzco is producing the most hammers per turn of any of our cities, so lets make it a soldier producing city!
175 AD: Taoism founded in Djienne (Mansa Musa's capital) which makes Mansa's city the founder of Cunfusionism and Taoism. I start moving our units towards Japan, which happens to have a monster of a capital.
200 AD: Discover Currency. Begin Literature.
225 AD: Meet Joao II.
250 AD: Whip the monument in the formenr Khmer city ( I'm not even going to try to spell it. We should probably rename it). I use our forces moving towards Kyoto to destroy a rather large stack moving towards Bombay. Building the Parthenon in Delhi (in 9 turns) and the Colossus in Cuzco (in 4 turns).
The world as we know it: