I guess no one wanted to bother to tally the votes at the end of the five days. As for the tie someone else will probably still come vote.How the hell did a 5 day voting period become a 10 day voting one? And the tie is back
The Varangian Khaganate
Leader: Rurik
UA: Invitation to Rule
Cities adjacent to rivers are instantlyconnected to the
Capital and have 25% more
trade range. Cities have a random chance of spawning melee units depending on the number of
UU: Kol-Beki (Replaces Swordsman)
Does not require iron. +1movement when starting a turn adjacent to a river, has no attack penalty when fighting across one and ignores river crossing penalties. Cities captured by a Kol-Beki get a free Caravan (once per city) even if you are at your
UU: Companion (Replaces Pikeman)
Not only is the Companion slightlystronger than the pikeman it replaces, but Companions also gain +3
XP when gifted for every
Gold for every level they are and give you
Culture from kills.
650 - 1377 AD
Indonesia has had a fractious and confusing history in which faiths seem to change as quickly as dynasties and fortunes wax and wane with the moons as much as any geopolitical event. No Indonesian Empire exemplifies this game of spiritual and political chaos more than Srivijaya. The great empire, like many of the greatest, has rather humble origins as a tiny city state in southern Sumatra. Established some time in the late 6th century, the city was born into a period of strong Hindu influence on the archipelago. Huge Hindu temple complexes, perhaps the largest on earth at the time, were constructed across the many islands of Indonesia; meanwhile traders and sailors from the subcontinent descended in huge numbers, bringing with them both great wealth and their ancient customs. However, India, like Indonesia, was a place of many faiths and another great faith was making its mark on the region.
Srivijaya was staunchly Buddhist. Under her patronage the religion would expand throughout Indonesia and some of the most fantastic works of Buddhist art and architecture date from this period; perhaps most famously, the temple of Borobodur. Despite their devotion, the Srivijayans were far more devoted to another great power which may seem more relateable today: cash. The entire Empire of Srivijaya was built upon a seemingly endless amount of cargo ships which dashed between the various islands of Nusantara bringing fabulous wealth back to the capital. In a way no predecessor had been able to, the Srivijayans were able to contact all corners of the far flung islands of Western Indonesia from Borneo to the Malay peninsula, and even exercising a healthy degree of control in southern Indochina, dominating southern Thailand and controlling the vast majority of trade even there for quite some time - Indeed, the Khmer Empire was briefly tributary to the Srivijayans, though of course at the time the Khmer were yet to reach their later strength. Majaphit, Singhasari, Melayu - one by one dozens of the regional powers in Indonesia fell to Srivijaya until her power was unchallenged, allowing her to send settlers and ships and far west as Madagascar (To this day, Madagascan is heavily based on the Austronesian languages spoken across Indonesia.) and as far east as the Philippines.
Incredible traders, the unifiers of a continent and pious Buddhists who built some of the greatest architectural marvels of their age. Truly the legacy of Srivijaya is as great as their opulence - like the empires that predated and succeeded them, Srivijaya played an important role in the development of the idea of a united Indonesia - of one people across a thousand islands destined to rule the waves together (or at the very least under the iron thumb of one particularly gifted island.) an idea which has stood the test of time for sure.
The Empire of Srivijaya
Leader: Dapunta Hyang Sri Jayanasa
UA: The Coast of Gold
Gain a free
UU: Cadik
Cargo Ship replacement. Travels twice as fast on Coast Tiles.
UB: Venuvana
Temple replacement. +50% Religious Pressure and +2
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This is gonna be so easy!!!
(Can you link to my Indonesia split I forgot where it is
) Trade routes passing in your territory will increase pressure for your religion in the target city and grant you gold and 
faith equal to the part of the delta you don't receive when they pass in your territory. 
). Additionally yields +1 culture(doubled in coastal cities) and +1 faith, as well as +1 faith per each incoming trade route empire- wide(both internal and external).) and faster. However, the Borobudur ship grants embarked units stacked with it the same amount of moves it starts the turn with, and grants +1 moves if stacked with a civilian.Thanks NiaoMeow!!! Means a lot.
(Do you mind me calling you ROCball?
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Srivijayan Empire
Leader: Dharanidra
UA: Thalassocracy: Can send
UU: Borobudur Ship: Replaces Caravel. Comes earlier at Compass but can still travel through ocean tiles. Can spread your religion twice.
UB: Stupa: Replaces Temple. Has a Monk specialist slot (same as P&S's monk). Has anArt or Artifact slot that gives +2
Pure War, No RegretsEmpire of SrivijayaDapunta Hyanga
UA: Siddahaytra Inscriptions
Upon founding your first City receive a free Prajurit and a
UU: Prajurit (Scout)
More expensive yet much stronger than the Unit it replaces, it begins with the Embarkation Promotion and has a 50% chance to gain an additional
UU: Samudra Raksa (Caravan)
Much more cheaper and more weaker than the Unit it replaces, it starts off with Boarding Party I and II, Available at Civil Service instead of Astronomy
