It's transliterated to Opone. Is that the same as Ophir? I'm not familiar
I edited and added another screenshot. I think it's Opone. I'm using AI to translate the images quickly so they all need verification by someone who speaks the languages.It's transliterated to Opone. Is that the same as Ophir? I'm not familiar
Oh thanks for the explanationNo, words that related to ethnicities had very well organized in Chinese (except the Turk- s), if Firaxis want to, they can have more than 5 different "Yue"s in the Antiquity Age. However, "Jewish" goes to "犹太" (Youtai), "Juddeans" goes to "犹地亚人" (Youdiya), "Judah" goes to "犹大" (Youda), "Hebrew" goes to "希伯来“ (Xibolai), "Israel" goes to "以色列” (Yiselie), etc.
Hmm, it looks like it is? So, Nguru of the Pila Nguru/Spinefex People?View attachment 717612
恩古鲁: Could be Nguru? Exploration age.
Hmm, it looks like it is? So, Nguru of the Pila Nguru/Spinefex People?
Can confirm 오포네/Opone and 빌뉴스/VilniusI edited and added another screenshot. I think it's Opone. I'm using AI to translate the images quickly so they all need verification by someone who speaks the languages.
Interesting, Munich is an IP since it wasn't territory of Prussia.
What age is Munich? Because isn't München a Prussian city?
Modern.What age is Munich? Because isn't München a Prussian city?
And yet, Stuttgart and Hamburg weren't either and can be settled by Prussia.Interesting, Munich is an IP since it wasn't territory of Prussia.