"All the season coast to coast, find the place I love the most" (and Athens seems to be a lovely place for fishing and mining...) - you know, some modern musical band just takes the inspiration for their songs from history
Tks. It's just what the Hinduism gods are telling Le Loi after his capture of the holy city
Uhm, we'll need a lot of spaceship techs to do that - which may seem too long for this world
And this requires the tech of modern astronomy... Is it available?
"All the season coast to coast, find the place I love the most" (and Athens seems to be a lovely place for fishing and mining...) - you know, some modern musical band just takes the inspiration for their songs from history
Now we're only limited by our mod!
):) will be used against the Vietnamese in the upcoming battles, and we don't know for sure and next time don't build work boats in Thermopylae!!!
Well, some sub-work-boat might be able to do the job. Unfortunately, Alexander seemed to forget the important first word
Also, be informed that Le Loi paid quite some attention in the history class Such an event in the ancient time just can't happen with the Vietnamese under the lead of this guy 
Yes that's absolutely right
, he can't rebuild! 
We've sent the Romans back to their start in the late stone age However, he'll be finished for our good, sooner or later Yes that's absolutely right
While that's true, remember about a threshold. Like when you overrex too much, you'll never be able to reach economic techs to recover from the bankrupting hole. In this case, as each turn passes the Vietnamese and others will leave the Romans farther & further behind. Think of him as a minor civ now
Again, using a springboard (this time it's an Egyptian tile), Le Loi and his army crossed the border, initiating our sixth war, against the Aztecan. Oh, and it's not the only war on the world right now. Hatshepsut is fighting, too, but with three opponents(!
!) Our leader has used Education to teach her that, the right way to please the Hinduism gods is to declare on those heathen Monty and Caesar (and learned the secret of Guilds from her civilization at the same time! ). After some turns, someone (very likely to be the Aztec leader) bribed Tokugawa to join the war against Hatty, and now she has to face a 3v1 situation! As a close friend, it's a duty for Le Loi to help his female brethren , thus the siege you saw. Teotihuacan – Monty's elephant raising field (maybe that's why it has walls around – for keeping the 'phants during nighttime, eh?) has been bombarded down to 0% defense. Our first maceman has done his good job, bringing the first victory for the Vietnamese in this war. The second one repeats the same process and burns the city into rubble in a blink. That was a bad site for a settlement – Montezuma was so obsessed with the dream of controlling all the elephants available out there, resulting in a size 2 city... 
^^ One of our spear was severely injured from a fight with a horse archer but still contributed to the war by luring a pair of an elephant and a cat toward, and even into the Egyptian land. Another Aztecan 'phant trampled a Vietnamese veteran axeman, only to be killed by our own ivory machine later. Two more of Monty's catapults tried their luck against Le Loi's No lien chau, but only one survived to flee back to the Aztecan city. Nevertheless, their hideout was bombarded to zero defense right after that, thus the situation you saw: five guarding units (one wounded) against an attack force of twelve (but sadly, three are also not at best health).
). None the less, Le Loi decided to keep it so that he can control more land for more power. The siege of Tlatelolco also introduced our latest and strongest units: the knights. Yet they didn't take parts in the fights: a spearman kept them from getting highest odds. So does the situation here at Texcoco it seems that the AIs are just fond of the spears over the axes a complete difference from humans, eh ? Well, maybe Le Loi will be able to find a good use of those knights somewhere else. For this place, he uses his good old veterans instead. And it turned out to be a bright decision: Texcoco is defeated without any casualties of the Vietnamese. But, after taking a stroll around the city, Le Loi the messenger of Hinduism saw that this founding city of Confucianism is not worth keeping thus the first holy city destruction in the world!! 
The losing of Tenochtitlan was a critical blow to Montezuma. From that point, the war can't be turned around by any means, and more Aztecan cities to be captured or burned is just a matter of time. And time itself doesn't stand by Monty's side:
The settlement of Tlatelolco was run over by the Vietnamese forces just some dozens of years before. But it was not an easy cake: we lost a unique No lien chau there in the surrounding process. The attacks later went well, and Montezuma lost another city. It is a decent site, with rice, horse and two dye tiles for all of the three elements for development: food, hammer and commerce. However, the rice source will be quite tough for us to acquire once the city is out of resistance: it's occupied by strong cultures of both the Chinese and the Aztecan (though, one of them won't be out there for long
Yeah, shrines equal money... but if no shrine?
Even if there had been a shrine there, it couldn't have produced much coins since Judaism is so much inferior in the world...
Once we've got the entire continent, the Vietnamese will be celebrating their conquest or domination victory, and there will be no pain
Yeah, shrines equal money... but if no shrine?
Well, maybe a tool is enough. And we're having Hinduism already
). But this war is not like the last time, when our leader let Caesar drag his life on due to ocean transporting difficulties. Now the Vietnamese have galleys to promote their power across the sea and right into the city of Calixtlahuaca. Two knights unleashed their strength in two amphibious attacks on this one tile island. The archers there despite of being fortified well were no match, and the first island settlement has become under the control of the Vietnamese! But not stopping at that spot, Le Loi proceed toward the second and last citadel of Monty way out in the sea: During our traveling from Calixtlahuaca to the new capital, Montezuma has somehow realize his fault in believing in Confucianism and convert to Buddhism. Maybe he thought Le Loi would call off the war when he change his belief? That's a petty idea, since any religion other than Hinduism will deserve to be punished. Maybe the people demanded him of doing so, now that their only idol is Buddha?Or it was an effort of the Aztecan leader to seek for some aid from his new brethrens, Isabella and Mao? Might be the case, seeing that a Spanish galley is sailing toward the island. But this reinforcement possibility is simply too late, Izzy is just going to observe the fateful event coming. The first Vietnamese knight has won the mace in a fierce battle. Our second knight, however, does his easy job very efficiently. Farewell, Monty, bon voyage into the sea! 
. What shall be their next hobby, ordering chinese take-out or attempting to stomach an Egyptian delicasy?
