Here is a description for Denmark stolen completely from the Middle Ages, and Napoleonic Europe Conquest.
^After the Iron Age revolutionized warfare and craft in northern Europe (thousands of years after it had swept the Near East), trade began to flourish there. One center of this new trade was at Hedeby, in northern Germany, and it was the beginning of the distinctly Danish nation. Tribe leaders united and supported a single king to defend the area against incursions from the Franks and the Germanic tribes. The first acknowledged King of Denmark, Harald I Bluetooth, was a superb politician and military leader, playing his opponents off against one another and successfully protecting his new domain from invasion and economic domination. His equally aggressive and dynamic sons, Sweyn Forkbeard and Canute the Great, mercilessly invaded England and indeed they were able to win the English crown for themselves.
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^The Danish relationship with Norway, their northern neighbor, alternated between violent clashes and national unification. Sometimes Norway had a Danish king; other times, vice versa. The Anglo-Dutch kingdom forged by Sweyn dissolved when Sweyn had to return to Denmark to defend against Norwegian intrusion(Norway was understandably concerned about the level of military and political success Sweyn was having across the North Sea).
^ Denmark was Christianized in word very early in its development, around 970 C.E., but two hundred years later it was almost entirely Christian. Cathedrals had sprung up and power struggles between the Church and the king were common. One such struggle erupted into civil war in 1131, when the Danish king had a powerful and popular duke assassinated. Twenty-five years later, with many dead on both sides, the duke's son Valdemar was crowned king of Denmark, and his rivals acquiesced. Valdemar's line proved successful, as the Danes invaded and annexed many small German principalities, substantially influencing their power and prestige.
^ This violent and turbulent history continued for two centuries, as Denmark survived several dynastic struggles, civil wars, and other internal and external conflicts. This came mostly to an end in 1397, when the Union of Kalmar united the crowns of all three Viking powers; this would last until well past the Enlightenment in Europe.
^During the 18th century, the Danish-Norwegian merchant fleet rivaled that of the British. This command of the seas brought Denmark considerable wealth and prestige, and although the Danes tried desperately to stay neutral in the growing conflict of the French Revolution, they were pulled kicking and screaming into that morass between the French-Russian alliance on one side, and theBritish-Swedish alliance on the other. When she was not willing to submit to British demands tostop calling at French ports, the British shelled Copenhagen in 1801 and again in 1807. These attacks led to Denmarks (rather forced) alliance with Napoleon, and as the Little General finallysuccumbed to the Fates, so too Denmark. By 1814, its majestic city shelled, its fleet besieged,and its economy weakened, Denmark was forced to cede Norway to Sweden and Helgoland to England.
. The same to leader name, city list, leader list and all the other configurations. And they can add how many UUs they want, the editor that cames with Civ3 turn it possible. Some players try replace all the units in game for flavor ones, it is possible, he just need find the units and cool 
for the horse raider position when I did the Viking Ancient Horseman, I just did one mounted unit since this day and I putted it in a different position. Do u think it is better now or do u think I sould soot up more again? 
