Turn Report:
Corn Brooke wächst von 3 auf 5
Monotheimus erfunden (Judentum wurde bereits von jemanden anderen erfunden) -> mache weiter mit Mining (für Bronze Working, um die Forge bauen zu können = mehr Produktion)
Revolution zu Organized Religion durchgeführt
Neue Stadt "Sarasvati" im Osten gegründet
zweite Farm ist fertig
Mining erfunden -> weiter mit Bronze Working
Grannery in beiden Städten bauen begonnen
Im Westen ist die Mongolische Grenze sichtbar = Achtung Platzmangel!!!
Wichtig:
Du musst sobald Sarasvati auf 2 gewachsen ist anstatt der Grannery einen Settler bauen (Produktion von Grannery geht nicht verloren), war von mir nur absicht, um der Stadt nicht die Nahrung zum wachsen durch die Settler produktion weg zu nehmen (denn Settler und Worker benutzen auch die Überschussnahrung als Produktion).
>History of Sarasvati
Man sagt, dass wie die ersten dyarchischen Familien am Fluss der Götter "Godswater" ankamen, Sarasvati, die Wassergöttin, ihnen erschien und ihnen das Land überließ und für gute und fruchtbare Jahre sorgte.
Somit wurde Sarasvati am Fluss Godswater, nach ihrer Schutzgöttin bennant. ...
>Speech of the first Kavi Highpriests gathering, in Corn Brooke. (1600 BCE)
"... Da wir, die Kavis von Corne Brooke unser Leben den Göttern verschrieben haben, um ihnen näher zu kommen und sie und ihren Willen besser zu verstehen, ist es unsere Pflicht allen Menschen in Corn Brooke den Willen der Götter und das was wir von ihnen gelernt haben näher zu bringen.
Diese Pflicht, die Botschaften und Liebe der Götter den immer mehr werdenden Menschen von Corn Brooke näher zu bringen, ist notwendig um den Menscehn aus ihrer durch ihre Unwissenheit und Derbheit verursachte Hilflosigkeit zu retten und Beistand in ihrem leid erfüllten Leben, in allen Lebenslagen zu geben.
Deshalb haben wir die Kavis beschlossen zusammenzuarbeiten und uns darüber abzusprechen in welcher Weise wir den Menschen Beistand geben, und die Weisheit und Liebe der Götter den Menschen näher bringen, sollten.
...
Wir werden die Stadt unter uns Kavis aufteilen und uns zu jedem Mond treffen um über die Erfahrungen in unseren Begnungen mit den Göttern zu erzählen und was von den Botschaften der Götter wir, in welcher Weise unseren unwissenden und hilflosen Mitmenschen predigen sollen. ..."
Tuesday, 20 February 2007
Sunday, 18 February 2007
N° 5
Turn report:
Sehr wenig passiert. Siedler gebaut und ein feld gebaut.
Denkwürdig:
Araber haben ihre grenze in unsere richtung gedehnt -> böse. Also die stadt würde ich dann dort bauen wo das schild "hier bauen" steht.
Ich bau daweil einen warrioir in der hauptstadt, der ist gleich fertig. Dann würde ich einen siedler dort bauen, Corn Brooke hat eine fette nahrungsproduktion die schön in siedler produktion umgewandelt wird.
In punjab habe ich einen warrioir in produktion gesetzt, kannst ruhig änder, war mir nicht sicher was wirklich sinnvoll wäre. Ein panther war im westen, gleich zwei felder südlich von punjab, fürchte mich sehr wegen barbaren. Sonst würde ich dann die drauf folgende stadt wo "next city" steht bauen, und dann eine weitere westlich von dort, quasi wo sie eigentlich ursprünglich geplant war. Aber das ist nur so eine grobe idee. In meinen runden ist sonst gar nix passiert.
Sehr wenig passiert. Siedler gebaut und ein feld gebaut.
Denkwürdig:
Araber haben ihre grenze in unsere richtung gedehnt -> böse. Also die stadt würde ich dann dort bauen wo das schild "hier bauen" steht.
Ich bau daweil einen warrioir in der hauptstadt, der ist gleich fertig. Dann würde ich einen siedler dort bauen, Corn Brooke hat eine fette nahrungsproduktion die schön in siedler produktion umgewandelt wird.
In punjab habe ich einen warrioir in produktion gesetzt, kannst ruhig änder, war mir nicht sicher was wirklich sinnvoll wäre. Ein panther war im westen, gleich zwei felder südlich von punjab, fürchte mich sehr wegen barbaren. Sonst würde ich dann die drauf folgende stadt wo "next city" steht bauen, und dann eine weitere westlich von dort, quasi wo sie eigentlich ursprünglich geplant war. Aber das ist nur so eine grobe idee. In meinen runden ist sonst gar nix passiert.
N° 4
Kurzzusammenfassung:
Corn Brooke wächst auf 3
The Wheel & Pottery (Granery) erfunden - Empfehlung: arbeite über Masonry auf Monotheism hin um die Civic "Organized Religon" zu bekommen (= +25% werden Gebäude schneller gebaut, in allen Städten mit zb Hinduismus)
Atzteken & Inder im Osten getroffen
Panther im Nord-Osten besiegt, Warrior heilt sich gerade
Worker gebaut um Felder anzulegen (Nahrungsproduktion=schnelleres Wachstum)
Empfehlung:
Die nächste Stadt so nah wie möglich an die Araber zu bauen um sie einnzugrenzen, und zunächst das Hinterland in ruhe lassen.
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>From "Stories of the journeys of Utazás Sá fara Teppo" (also known as "Yacatecuhtli")
"... When I arrived in Corn Brook it was a rather small city. But soon it grew and flourished rapidly.
A lot of new land was irrigated, populated by many well nurished dioclesians, because of the rich harvest, from the well irrigated beautiful golden corn fields surrounding the city.
Irrigated by the water from the lovely curved rivers, which surround Corn Brooke. ...
... I watched the dioclesian womenfolk, when they formed clay into nut like shapes and heated them, to become solid.
These extraordinary objects were used to store the great amounts of corn, some dioclesians even talked about plans to build a building where all excess of corn could be stored for the winter season, transported there by tables with rolls, which is an other recent very interessting invention of the dioclesians, for transportation. ...
... Corne Brooke flourished that much, that more and more people got the privilege to become a honoured warrior of Corn Brooke. The dioclesians saw an importance in having fearless warriors to protect this growing city from people like the newly heard about Aztecs, Indians and "panther" beasts, of the far eastern mythical lands, where their warrior brothers venture. ..."
Corn Brooke wächst auf 3
The Wheel & Pottery (Granery) erfunden - Empfehlung: arbeite über Masonry auf Monotheism hin um die Civic "Organized Religon" zu bekommen (= +25% werden Gebäude schneller gebaut, in allen Städten mit zb Hinduismus)
Atzteken & Inder im Osten getroffen
Panther im Nord-Osten besiegt, Warrior heilt sich gerade
Worker gebaut um Felder anzulegen (Nahrungsproduktion=schnelleres Wachstum)
Empfehlung:
Die nächste Stadt so nah wie möglich an die Araber zu bauen um sie einnzugrenzen, und zunächst das Hinterland in ruhe lassen.
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>From "Stories of the journeys of Utazás Sá fara Teppo" (also known as "Yacatecuhtli")
"... When I arrived in Corn Brook it was a rather small city. But soon it grew and flourished rapidly.
A lot of new land was irrigated, populated by many well nurished dioclesians, because of the rich harvest, from the well irrigated beautiful golden corn fields surrounding the city.
Irrigated by the water from the lovely curved rivers, which surround Corn Brooke. ...
... I watched the dioclesian womenfolk, when they formed clay into nut like shapes and heated them, to become solid.
These extraordinary objects were used to store the great amounts of corn, some dioclesians even talked about plans to build a building where all excess of corn could be stored for the winter season, transported there by tables with rolls, which is an other recent very interessting invention of the dioclesians, for transportation. ...
... Corne Brooke flourished that much, that more and more people got the privilege to become a honoured warrior of Corn Brooke. The dioclesians saw an importance in having fearless warriors to protect this growing city from people like the newly heard about Aztecs, Indians and "panther" beasts, of the far eastern mythical lands, where their warrior brothers venture. ..."
N° 3
Hab recht viel angst dass irgendwelche barbaren oder sonst was unsere Dörfer zerstören, daher erstens einen Warriror zur verteidigung und ein zukünftiges Straßennetz für Streitwägen einsätze. Außerdem glaube ich dass wir möglichst schnell und bald die umlegenden Dörfer errichten sollen, sonst bleibt uns kein platz. Minimum ist die nähere Umgebung (Ich hab meine Hauptstadt gerne schön umringt damit nichts passieren kann)
Thucydides notes on Dyarchlesia:
The early years of our people are burdened heavily by the labours of the harvest. Only on occasion do the few select men of the village venture out on journeys beyond the known lands. These warriors amongst men have spread stories of great beasts in the distant lands. These tales told by the old wenches talk of bloody and savage creatures that possess the strength to crush a man of age with only its paws. Our great warriors have shown no fear for these brutes. "But, the bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them, glory and danger alike, and yet notwithstanding, go out to meet it." (Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War)
While so much can be told of heroic acts within the mystical lands to the east, the hoi polloi (the many in ancient Greek) of Corn Brooke have found the courage the venture from our dwellings in search of new land and hopes. These few have gone to the west, where many believe good earth can be found. I myself can not claim to have been so far as of yet, but the few that travel up the western valley have spoken of the joys of swell crops and plentiful of food. The Dyarch has taken a liking to the our new found faith of Hinduism and has often referred to the lands in the west as the Punjab.
Alas I shall not forget to mention the tidings of our day. New peoples have been heard to the east. Names such as 'mongol', 'persian' and 'french' have been given to these distant souls. I cannot speak of them, as they seem nothing more to me than mere rumours from the mystical lands that have been clouded by the tell-tales of ill minded tongues from the wifery.
Thucydides notes on Dyarchlesia:
The early years of our people are burdened heavily by the labours of the harvest. Only on occasion do the few select men of the village venture out on journeys beyond the known lands. These warriors amongst men have spread stories of great beasts in the distant lands. These tales told by the old wenches talk of bloody and savage creatures that possess the strength to crush a man of age with only its paws. Our great warriors have shown no fear for these brutes. "But, the bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them, glory and danger alike, and yet notwithstanding, go out to meet it." (Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War)
While so much can be told of heroic acts within the mystical lands to the east, the hoi polloi (the many in ancient Greek) of Corn Brooke have found the courage the venture from our dwellings in search of new land and hopes. These few have gone to the west, where many believe good earth can be found. I myself can not claim to have been so far as of yet, but the few that travel up the western valley have spoken of the joys of swell crops and plentiful of food. The Dyarch has taken a liking to the our new found faith of Hinduism and has often referred to the lands in the west as the Punjab.
Alas I shall not forget to mention the tidings of our day. New peoples have been heard to the east. Names such as 'mongol', 'persian' and 'french' have been given to these distant souls. I cannot speak of them, as they seem nothing more to me than mere rumours from the mystical lands that have been clouded by the tell-tales of ill minded tongues from the wifery.
N° 2
Kurzzusammenfassung:
3520-3080 BC
Japaner & Araber im Osten (beide Grenzen entdeckt); Ägypter im Westen
Eingeborene - Landkarte Norden aufgedekt - new open Water
Polytheismus - (Pantheon=Wunder) & zu Hinduismus konvertiert (weiter Forschung = Sailing)
Kampf mit Löwen mit Warrior - Warrior siegte und heilt sich jetzt
>From "Myths of the sages":
"... and on the march he was stung by a scorpion, in the eastern Desert beyond Godswater. For weeks he was lying in ageny on the brink to death, till the beautiful godess Serket-Hetyt blessed our hero, thus he could breath again and regain all his might. Since then he was called Serket the blessed.
Moved by the power and caring love of the gods, Serket appointed the first priest of our holy hindu gods in Corn Brooke, to worship and thank the gods for their daily blessings. ..."
"... while Serkes was ill, new knowledge of the northern areas and of the myths of these lands of myth was learned from the locals where Serkes and his warriors found shelter. ..."
"... but soon Serkets power and faith was tested by the gods, when terrible Lion-Beasts attacked the brave warriors of Serket in the mythical lands to the east, where creatures and people of strange kinds live. But the faith and bravery of the warriors around Serket didn't faint, and they slew the beasts with great courage, even when they were covered by the blood of their many friends which were slaughtered by these monsters. ..."
"... thus Serket called the majestic mountain nearby "Mt. Heroica", that this first battle of our people against the creatures of the mythical distant lands, would be remembered forever. ..."
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Historical Note:
Because of the contact with the egytian culture names like Serkes-Hetyt were used also in the Dyarchy, and vise versa hinduism influneced the buddhistic Egypt.
The absence of Serkes while he was ill, and the new believe and its mighty new priest coused some unrest in Corne Brooke. The illnes, the fighting and these plots against his raign caused a early death of Serkes in the camp after the fighting with the lion beasts. Thus a new ruler had to be found... what will his era bring for the believing people of Corn Brooke...
3520-3080 BC
Japaner & Araber im Osten (beide Grenzen entdeckt); Ägypter im Westen
Eingeborene - Landkarte Norden aufgedekt - new open Water
Polytheismus - (Pantheon=Wunder) & zu Hinduismus konvertiert (weiter Forschung = Sailing)
Kampf mit Löwen mit Warrior - Warrior siegte und heilt sich jetzt
>From "Myths of the sages":
"... and on the march he was stung by a scorpion, in the eastern Desert beyond Godswater. For weeks he was lying in ageny on the brink to death, till the beautiful godess Serket-Hetyt blessed our hero, thus he could breath again and regain all his might. Since then he was called Serket the blessed.
Moved by the power and caring love of the gods, Serket appointed the first priest of our holy hindu gods in Corn Brooke, to worship and thank the gods for their daily blessings. ..."
"... while Serkes was ill, new knowledge of the northern areas and of the myths of these lands of myth was learned from the locals where Serkes and his warriors found shelter. ..."
"... but soon Serkets power and faith was tested by the gods, when terrible Lion-Beasts attacked the brave warriors of Serket in the mythical lands to the east, where creatures and people of strange kinds live. But the faith and bravery of the warriors around Serket didn't faint, and they slew the beasts with great courage, even when they were covered by the blood of their many friends which were slaughtered by these monsters. ..."
"... thus Serket called the majestic mountain nearby "Mt. Heroica", that this first battle of our people against the creatures of the mythical distant lands, would be remembered forever. ..."
---
Historical Note:
Because of the contact with the egytian culture names like Serkes-Hetyt were used also in the Dyarchy, and vise versa hinduism influneced the buddhistic Egypt.
The absence of Serkes while he was ill, and the new believe and its mighty new priest coused some unrest in Corne Brooke. The illnes, the fighting and these plots against his raign caused a early death of Serkes in the camp after the fighting with the lion beasts. Thus a new ruler had to be found... what will his era bring for the believing people of Corn Brooke...
N° 1
Turn Report:
Settlement founded, 3960BC - Settler in production
Warrior explored surroundings, money and map received through huts.
Chronicles of Herodotus
The settlers ventured the endless lands in search for a home. In 4000BC they finally reached the coastline in seek of fertile grounds and good hopes. This first settlement was named after the nearby cornfields and the Brooke that lent its name. The open waters are within the villages' grasp and are named henceforth as Corn Bay. Our warriors have learned the traits of the locals, who informed us of a distant land, beyond the sea, that holds great mountains and icy waters. In the years to come we may discover what this far land may bring. During the early years a vast flat land surrounded by a chain of mountains and hills to the west of Corn Brooke were found. These seem to hold great prospects of becoming a new place of settlement. Following these discoveries to the west, came the news of a new sea to the north of our great homeland. These also posses great opportunities for our people to settle, and would serve in many ways to our distant children.
After many years of reign, the rulers had to choose a new leader amongst the people. He shall now continue to expand our goals in settling and our achievements in spiritual quest for religion.
Settlement founded, 3960BC - Settler in production
Warrior explored surroundings, money and map received through huts.
Chronicles of Herodotus
The settlers ventured the endless lands in search for a home. In 4000BC they finally reached the coastline in seek of fertile grounds and good hopes. This first settlement was named after the nearby cornfields and the Brooke that lent its name. The open waters are within the villages' grasp and are named henceforth as Corn Bay. Our warriors have learned the traits of the locals, who informed us of a distant land, beyond the sea, that holds great mountains and icy waters. In the years to come we may discover what this far land may bring. During the early years a vast flat land surrounded by a chain of mountains and hills to the west of Corn Brooke were found. These seem to hold great prospects of becoming a new place of settlement. Following these discoveries to the west, came the news of a new sea to the north of our great homeland. These also posses great opportunities for our people to settle, and would serve in many ways to our distant children.
After many years of reign, the rulers had to choose a new leader amongst the people. He shall now continue to expand our goals in settling and our achievements in spiritual quest for religion.
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