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The Maurya Indians (Above left to right: Chandragupta, Bindusara, Ashoka, Chanakya) (Above left to right: Brahmin Priest, Artisan-class Citizens, Laborer-class Citizens)

Yes. It's what's described as a "mixin", and it is used to add attributes common to many Athenian templates in a bid to reduce duplication. The template it refers to can be located in simulation/templates/mixins.

I think the dual-gender mod avaliable in the install-mods page implements its own pictures for citizens, which you might like.

The Yamatai The ancestors of the modern Japanese people Also known as the "Yayoi" Not to be confused with the later "Yamato" people (Above left to right: Queen Himiko, Emperor Keiko, Prince Wousu) (Above left to right: Priestess/Healer, Yamatai Citizens, Conscript Laborers)

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Recently I'm trying to create a Gallic War map,I increase the population of each Civilization to 1 000, but when I try to run the map in game, each of Civilization only have max population of 300. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this?

Thanks for your help! I will use mixins instead of creating new templates. One last question: for penteconters other than the Athenian, the parent should be just "penteconter|template_unit_ship_warship_light", right?

The only difference being the <History> information isn't enough to create a new parent template for the root folder. I think others will agree on that. I suggest using a mixin instead! So, the penteconter.xml file in the mixins folder will house your History text and then you'd add it to the parent line in the units/athen/ship_bireme.xml file like this: <Entity parent="civ/athen|penteconter|template_unit_ship_warship_light">

Do you like this description? https://tricycle.org/magazine/jeweled-demise/#:~:text=Called sharira in Sanskrit (ringsel,of the deceased's spiritual attainments.

With the inclusion of Bindusara as the actual third hero, better change the catafalque name! If "Śarīra" is used, then the generic name shouldn't be "Catafalque" but something like "Buddhist relics", with unit description rewritten to reflect this as the "remains of a notable Buddhist disciple or saint".

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How is this different from an aimbot in counter strike for example? I'm totally against it.

Nor any known citizenship system in both factions. In place of both slavery and hard labor (health-decrease), a laborer, working class, or the related is a viable alternative. Closest are Simöbe/Yatuko (both mean "servant") and Siduwo ("lower-class man"). The ones normally rendered "citizen" can use either Tunepitö (ordinary man), Pitö ("man"), or Otöna ("adult"). "Caste" is a misnomer, especially in Indian contexts; best to research the concept of varna in this case. Also debatable is slavery in ancient India, especially during the Buddhist/Maurya timeframe. For now, Dāsa (male)/Dāsi (female) in reference to servants/workers/bondsmen. Also, revert defense_tower back to Yagura because Takatönö actually refers to a "high or tall palace (building)" instead of actual stone tower; can't find any attestation about any latter per se.

Opinions....

King // Queen?