Suggestions for Dynamic Names

[Leoreth]

Good tech rate (which is appropriate though), and immense stability buffs (have you ever seen Japan collapse? I didn't, for sure).

That's more because Japan usually doesn't expand out of its core. If the AI was actually capable of invading China, I'm sure it would get into trouble as well.

 

[Civciv5]

I suggest that when Greece conquers the Empire of Alexander,then it should be named Macedonian Empire or Alexandrian Empire.

 

[trexeric]

GREECE
With capital on 1 tile island - Atlantis
With capital on Iceland - Thule

 

[CivDad]

With capital in Russia or Scandinavia=Hyperborea

 

[Hippo8085]

GREECE
With capital on 1 tile island - Atlantis

Cyprus... Maybe if in the Caribbean.

 

[Hippo8085]

America: Capital Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, or Vancouver running Environmentalism:
Ecotopia.

 

[trexeric]

Good point on the Cyprus thing... it should only be in the Carribean.

Vikings
With capital on an island north of Siberia - Bairmaland
With capital at very tip of the Baltic - Kvenland
With capital in Finland after winning a conquest victory - Kyöpelinvuori

 

[teriaky]

I suggest that, if Arabia has its capital in Sanaa, it should be called the kingdom of Yemen...

 

[Dumanios]

Arabia

If Monarchy plus capital is Sana'a or Aden: Kingdom of Yemen
Above but Muslim: Imamate of Yemen.
Hindu or Buddhist Monarchy from Sana'a or Aden: Rajanate of Yemen.
Democracy with capital in Sana'a or Aden: Republic of Yemen
Communist with capital in Sana'a or Aden: Democratic People's Republic of Yemen.

 

[Locutus_Morti]

Arabia as a Democracy: United Arab Emirates (Might have been suggested already)

How many cities does Italy have to have to turn into the New Roman Empire?

Also, which file should I examine to edit in new names?

 

[Lone Wolf]

Mughals, when they're vassals of England, still control Delhi and India doesn't exist should be British Raj.

 

[Atlantic Pacf.]

For the Mongols, when they haven't settled/captured any cities = People of the Felt Walls
For the Germans, when they haven't settled/captured any cities = Teutonic Peoples
For the Prussians, when they haven't settled/captured any cities = People of Brandenburg-Prussia

I also thought of changing the Aztecs' pre-settlement name to "Nahuatl Peoples," but "Mexica" is more specific when referring to the Aztecs. (Then again, I got that information on Wikipedia).

 

[Locutus_Morti]

Catholic Moors

"Pontificate of Cordoba"

 

[Stazro]

Catholic Moors

"Pontificate of Cordoba"

There isn't really a christian equivalent to a caliphate and I don't think we should try to find one anyway.

 

[iOnlySignIn]

How many cities does Italy have to have to turn into the New Roman Empire?

New Roman Empire is triggered by running Totalitarianism, IIRC. It works for Rome too.

 

[civ_king]

Catholic Moors

"Pontificate of Cordoba"

That doesn't make sense, the only place "Pontificate of" would work is a theocratic Catholic or Orthodox Egypt.

 

[Hippo8085]

Why not "Kingdom of Andalusia?" It works for the rest of the Europeans.

 

[Leoreth]

Kingdom of Andalusia makes sense. I don't know what their standard Christian name is atm.

 

[Locutus_Morti]

Just a whimsical suggestion. I'm glad to see we got a real name though.

 

[Pavel Chichikov]

Arabia as a Democracy: United Arab Emirates (Might have been suggested already)

How many cities does Italy have to have to turn into the New Roman Empire?

Also, which file should I examine to edit in new names?

Since when was the UAE ever in a Democracy?

Should be more religious names. Afterall, all the Civs have a Muslim name for whatever reason, why not for others?

If the Arabs are Christian: Nabateans. To bad there's no Judaism anymore, or the Arabs could be "Ishmaelites".

If China is Christian and running Hereditary Rule: Taiping Empire (I know almost none of them understood what Christianity really represented at all, but I'm just throwing things out here)