Chan Yu Mao Dun of Xiong-Nu

[CivArmy s. 1994]

Civilization: Xiong-Nu
Bonuses: Expansionist and Militaristic
Title and leader: Chan Yu Mao Dun
Best/shunned government: Despotism and Democracy
Agression: 05
Cultural group: Asian
Noun: Xiong-Nu
Adjective: Xiong-Nu
Colors: Orange (English) and Dark Red (Catharge)
UU: Ordu Archer
Civilopedia entry: RACE_XIONGNU

Cities:
Tongwancheng
Kashgar
Yarkend
Pingyang
Chang'an

Military leaders:
Dou Man
Zhi Yu
Ho Han Yeh
Zhi Zhi
Yu Chang Yu

Scientific ones:
Lao Shang
Zhun Chen
Yi Zhi Xie
Wu Wei
Wu Shi Lu Er

Civilopedia:
Would you like to do this one???

Ordu Archer, the UU:
It replaces archer and has 2 extra moviments per turn and 1 less offensive point.

 

[Sword_Of_Geddon]

Colors: Maybe Orange(Like the Dutch) and Dark Red(Like the Byzantines)

Despotism and Democracy like the Mongols would do for Best/Shunned Government methinks.

Hope I've been helpful..

Quite an ununual civ choice Civarmy....I like Ununual civs....Rapa Nui, Haida etc.

 

[Mobilize]

Noun: Xiong-Nus
Adjective: Xiong-Nu

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

In the first post, the fir st arts.
Mobi, SoG, thanks!!!

@all: I need the city and leaders list!!!

 

[Amenhotep7]

Actually, Mobilize, I think the plural and singular were the same. As in:

"The Xiong-Nu have arrived!"

See? That's plural.

 

[Mallek]

Nice leader head and it's great to see new civs on the horizon, but I have never heard of the Xiong-Nu where did you here about them.

 

[TopGun]

As far as I know, the Xiong-Nu are the same people as the Huns: Semi-sedentary nomads on horseback who used to live in the steppes of Central Asia. Xiung-Nu is the Chinese name for them, just like "Huns" is the European name for them.

This is what I came across (took it from a russian web site):

Originating in central Asia, the Huns were a Mongolian tribe who invaded southeastern Europe c. AD 370 and managed to build a remarkable empire. The Huns had a crucial impact on the West and the East from time to time in history. The peoples known as Huns in the West were apparently the peoples known to the Empires of China as the Hsiung-nu (Xiung-Nu) who lived in the southern part of the Gobi Desert and the present province of Gansu.

By the fourth century A.D. Huns had migrated west first controling the area around the Aral Sea, but by 370 A.D. had crossed the Don river and driven the Visigoths from their territories north of the Black Sea. The Visigoths retreated to the Danube River in 376 A.D.

By 433 A.D. the Hunnish Empire stretched from the present Germany in the west to the Caucasus in the east. It extended roughly from the Danube River on the south to the Baltic Sea on the north.

It was in 433 A.D. that Attila and his brother Bleda ascended to rulership of the Huns. The Huns for a period of time maintained peace with the Roman Empire in return for an annual tribute seven hundred pounds of gold. When the Romans ceased to pay the tribute the Huns devastated Empire territories and stopped only when the Roman promised to pay the arrears and triple the annual tribute.

 

[TopGun]

But, CivArmy, regardless of who they were: Yet another cool LH from you! Love it!
(The same goes for the Skythian...)

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

thanks for enjoying fellows!!!
today I can post new arts, maybe his era specific. I'll fix the "noun", thanks!

I CONTINUE NEED THE CITY LIST AND LEADERS, ANYONE KNOWS THEM???

 

[The Last Conformist]

While the Xiongnu are often refered to as "Huns", there's little in the way of actual evidence they were the same.

Same goes for the "White Huns", or Ephthalites, BTW.

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

new arts in the first posts!!!

I need the city list, I already got the leaders list

 

[jorde]

Good leaderhead, but there's one little thing I dont like about it: his moustache and beard dont look too Asian, but it does look rather European... other than that (and the fact that I didnt know who this guy was, it's pretty good)

 

[bombshoo]

I did a city list awhile when I had East Turkestan in some scenario...I might need alittle bit of rearanging, since its not exactly the same but here.

Kashgar
Urumchi
Yinning
Yarkand
Bachu
Yengisar
Shahche
Yecheng
Pishan
Hotan
Xaidulla
Karamay
Aksunning
Baicheng
Yultan
Minfeng
Qiemo
Turpan
Kushui
Barkol
Hamai
Ertai
Minfeng
Chainji
Kogur Shan
Kuqa
Narynkol
Ruoquing
Korla
Kuytum

 

[Mobilize]

This is what Mongoloid Cow posted in the 31OCM Mod discussion.

Xiong-Nu

Leader: Tuman (or Mo-Tun)
Title: Tengriqut or just simply either Khan or Chief
MGLs: Chungvi, Batur, Kokkhan, Kunkhan, Zhizhi, Suxijudi, Panghu, Kutino Shisu Quti, Illin Shisu Quti
SGLs: Can't find anyone. Just use the Civ 3 Mongol list

Cities:
Buyuk (around modern Darchan in northern Mongolia)
Ivolga
Dureni
Bayan-Under
Enchor
Kucha
Kaou-Te
Erlanhuhuo
Huret-Tov
Terelegiin
Talas
Kashgar
Yarqand
Hariatzk
Bargay
Han-Shu
Khokand
Gargalanty
Dunhuang
Ma-Ye
Gua-Dov
Khotan
Haralty
Turfan
Bars-Hot
Maozinggou
Budungou
Xiajiadian
Orkhon
Qarabalgasun
Derestui
Zaoziornaja
Ilmovaja
Tcheremuchovaja
Choutziadi
Enchor
Nanchangan
Tzunduchan

 

[Mobilize]

He still should be referred to as Chan Yu Maodun.

 

[CivArmy s. 1994]

the leader list is similar to mines, as I use just 5 military leaders and 5 scientific ones, I'll continue with the list that I found. In 31+ we can change, adding these new names, since this mod use a bigger list. The name and title I'll use your new suggestion (Tengriqut Tuman), I was using your old suggestion before (Chan Yu Mao Dun).
the city list is very cool!!! thanks!!!

The arts have already exported, I'll post this civ today or tomorrow.

 

[Mobilize]

Well I had researched and the correct form if Chan Yu Mao Dun.

 

[The Last Conformist]

I'm more used to see "Maodun" ...

Problem is, no indication of word boundaries is made in hanzi writing, and there's varying conventions where to put them in romanization.