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New Kingdom of Egypt
Map by Regalman
Map by Regalman
Leader
Hatshepsut
Capital
Thebes
Start Bias
Desert
Religion
Islam

Pesedjet (HR)

Government req. mod
Monarchy
Culture
req. mod
Mesopotamic


Traits req. mod
Mercantile, Seafaring
Alt. Leader For req. mod
Alternate Leader of:

Egypt

Civilopedia

Egypt led by Hashepsut is a custom civilization mod by JFD and Janboruta, with contributions from Sukritact, Regalman, Wolfdog, Skaz8831, Natan, and TRO.

This mod requires Brave New World, and works best with Gazebo's Community Patch. It does not replace Ramesses' Egypt.

Overview[]

New Kingdom[]

The New Kingdom of Egypt, also referred to as the Egyptian Empire, is the period in ancient Egyptian history between the 16th century BC and the 11th century BC, covering the Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth Dynasties of Egypt. Radiocarbon dating places the exact beginning of the New Kingdom between 1570–1544 BC. The New Kingdom followed the Second Intermediate Period and was succeeded by the Third Intermediate Period. It was Egypt’s most prosperous time and marked the peak of its power.

Hatshepsut[]

Hatshepsut was born the daughter of King Thutmose I and Queen Ahmose. She became Queen when her father died and her husband (and half-brother) Thutmose II became Pharaoh. She and Thutmose II had a daughter together, but no son, and Thutmose II declared a son he had with a palace concubine to be his heir and successor. Thutmose II died in his early thirties while his son was still a child, and in her early teens Hatshepsut became the young pharaoh's regent, and thus ruler of all Egypt.

Diplo Hatshepsut

Art by Sukritact

Apparently, Hatshepsut liked the job and decided that she wanted to keep it. Declaring that the gods had appointed her as her husband's successor, she declared herself "King of Upper and Lower Egypt" and began wearing all of the trappings of a King, including a false beard. She didn't kill her husband's son, and some evidence suggests that they became co-rulers, Thutmose III in charge of the military, while Hatshepsut concentrated upon improving Egypt's commerce and infrastructure, and upon religious matters.

Hatshepsut is known to have greatly expanded Egypt's commerce with Asia, Nubia and Libya, and she sent expeditions to far-off places that Egypt had never traded with before. She repaired many of Egypt's temples and secular buildings that had been severely damaged by invasion in years past. She constructed many obelisks and statues, and a striking mortuary building for herself and her father.

Hatshepsut died sometime around 1450 BC, apparently of natural causes.

Dawn of Man[]

Blessings of Amun-Ra upon you, foremost and noble Hatshepsut. May the rivers of Egypt flow freely from your benevolance. As wife to the great King Thutmose III, you ruled jointly during an age of recovery and expansion. You organized and restored Egypt's ancient trade links, and oversaw the construction of many great buildings and monuments. It was with your dignity and prudence that the great wealth of Egypt would be ensured for ages to come.

Honoured Queen, the coffers of the 18th Dynasty beckons your hand to guide its wealth once more. Can you bring peace and trade to Egypt? Can you erect great temples and monuments to the Gods? Can you build a civilization that can stand the test of time?

Introduction: "I am the spirit of Horus, the body of Egypt: Hatshepsut, Queen of the Nile. I am to behold both beautiful and divine, and you are welcome to gaze upon me."

Introduction: "I am Hatshepsut, abounding in years, the King of Upper and Lower Egypt, the daughter of Ra. Bring to me trade and I shall return peace in kind."

Defeat: "My heart swells as I watch my works crumble before me."

Defeat: "Witnessing this defeat aches my heart."

Unique Attributes[]

Egypt (Hatshepsut)
Hatshepsut

Art by Janboruta

Expedition to Ta Netjer

Receive a free Merchant Barge with every Technology that unlocks a Traderoute Trade Route slot. Discovering a Civilization will reveal their coastal cities and reward Gold Gold.

Merchant Barge

Art by Sukritact

Merchant Barge (Cargo Ship)
  • Whilst connected to a Capital Capital, both the originating city and the target city will celebrate a 'We Love the King Day' for the duration of the Traderoute Trade Route.
  • When connected to a city celebrating We Love the King Day, or to a city demanding a resource you possess, both cities will celebrate We Love the King Day for the duration of the Traderoute Trade Route.
Burial Tomb

Art by Firaxis

Burial Tomb (Shrine)
  • +2 Happy Happiness during 'We Love the King Day'
  • Grants more Gold Gold to any enemy that captures this city
  • No maintenance cos/-15% CrimesPurple Vandalism[1].
Changes to Egypt (Ramesses II)
Ramessesii

Art by Firaxis

Works of Ozymandius

Capturing an enemy Capital Capital will hurry Production Production in all your cities. +33% Production Production towards Ranged and Siege units in captured cities.

Nilometer

Art by Firaxis

Nilometer (Water Mill)
  • +1 Gold Gold on Flood Plains
  • No maintenance

Strategy[]

JFD EgyptHatshepsutAtlas 256

Music[]

Peace Theme War Theme
Ancient_Egyptian_Music_-_Cleopatra

Ancient Egyptian Music - Cleopatra

"Cleopatra".

Mod Support[]

Mod Support
Yes
Community Balance Patch
Yes
Yes
Ethnic Units
Yes
Yes
Yes
Map Labels
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Unique Cultural Influence
Yes
Wish for the World
Yes
YnAEMP
Yes

Events and Decisions[]

Organize an Expedition to the Land of Punt
To the south there lies the Land of Punt - a kingdom foretold to be rich in gold and exotic luxuries. Establishing a trade link to these mysterious lands would surely be of great benefit to our people.
Requirements/Restrictions:
  • Player must be Egypt (Hatshepsut).
  • May only be enacted once per game.
Costs:
  • 1Traderoute Trade Route.
  • 2 Magistrates Magistrates/Dignitary Dignitaries.[2]
Rewards:
  • Three Merchant Units which may be used to plant Frankincense or Myrrh appear at your Capital Capital.
Commemorate Djeser-Djeseru
Too long have we been without a place where we might be remembered with awe whenupon we have departed this earth. So let us entrust with our royal architect the commemoration of the holy of holies; of Djeser-Djeseru and our immemorial tomb.
Requirements/Restrictions:
  • Player must be Egypt (Hatshepsut).
  • Must have at least three Burial Tombs.
  • May only be enacted once per game.
Costs:
  • 500 Gold Gold.
  • 1 Magistrates Magistrate
Rewards:
  • Burial Tombs yield +2 CultureIcon Culture.

Broken Monument

A monument constructed in honour of our sixteenth year as Queen has broken! Our chief overseer has requested that we divert state funds in order to see that it is repaired.
Option 1: Take the thing down. Use its material elsewhere.
  • Lose the Monument in [City]
  • [City] gains 40 Production Production.
Option 2: Indeed, it must be repaired.
  • Lose 200 Gold Gold.


Turqoise Discovered'

Hathor has surely looked kind upon us, for we have discovered a source of the luxurious Turqoise! Our labourers shall begin extracting it at once, and we should begin devising for it the best use.
Option 1: Sell it for every last piece that it's worth.
  • Gain 300 Gold Gold.
Option 2: We must decorate our public works with it.
  • Gain a source of Turqoise
Option 3: It must be ground up and used to honour the Gods!
  • Gain 400 FaithIcon Faith/30 Piety Piety)[3].

Unique Cultural Influence[]

"Our people are now drawing in heiroglyphs and clamouring for frankincense and myrrh! We're worried the rest of the world will also succumb to the influence of your culture."

Full Credits List[]

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Steam Workshop
Latest Version: v 2
Last Updated: 19 October 2016


  • JFD: Author.
  • Sukritact: Art (Leaderscene, Unique Unit Icon, Resource Icons)
  • Janboruta: Art (Civ Icon, Leader Icon, Leaderscene).
  • Regalman: Art (Map), Research (City/Spy Lists).
  • Barathor: Art (Resource Icon)
  • Natan: Research (Event)
  • TRO: Research (Event)
  • Skaz881: Graphics (Resources).[4]
  • Wolfdog: Graphics (UU).
  • Derek & Brandon Fiechter: Music[5]

Notes and References[]

JFD and Janboruta's Civilizations [edit]
Ancient
AkhenatenDjoserHammurabiHatshepsutJimmuTiglath-Pileser IIITutankhamun
Classical
ArminiusCaracalla • ConstantineGensericHannibalJulianJulius CaesarMenander ITigranes IIWuZheng
Medieval
Afonso I (Portugal)Aleksandr NevskyAlexios IAlfredBrian BoruBulanCanuteCharlemagneEleanorEriErikFa NgumFerdinand I (León)GediminasHaakon IVHenry VInnocent IIIIngolfur ArnarsonIsabellaJustinian IMargarethe IMichael VIIINizam al-MulkNominoeRichard IRobrecht IIIShengzongShizongSimone BoccanegraStefan DusanStephen ITiridates IIITomislav ITvrtko IVaclav IIWilliam IVlad IIIVsevolod
Renaissance
Afonso I (Kongo)AtahualpaCharles VChristian IVElizabeth BathoryGian GaleazzoHenry VIIIIsabel MontezumaIvan IVIvan SirkoJames VIJean ValetteLouis XIVManuel IMehmed IIPhilip IIPhilip IIISelim ISigismund IITygyn DarkhanYongle
Enlightenment
Ahmad Shah DurraniAlexander IElisabeth of RussiaFerdinand I (The Two Sicilies)Francis IIFrederick IIFrederick Augustus IHenri DufourJoseph IIKarl XIILouis XVIMoytoyPedro IPeter IRanjit Singh
Industrial
BalmacedaBrigham YoungCakobauCarlos ICixiLeopold IILili'uokalaniLincolnLudwig IIMaximilian IMeijiMorenoNorton IOscar IIPius IXPotatau Te WherowheroRama VSeddonTheodore RooseveltVictor Emmanuel IIUmberto IVictoria
WWI
Albert I (Belgium)Albert I (Monaco)Bogd GegeenClemenceauCouceiroGeorge VNicholas IIVictor Emmanuel IIIVladimir Lenin
WWII
Adolf HitlerBenito MussoliniCharles de GaulleChristian XFranklin RooseveltHaakon VIIHideki TojoHirohitoJoseph StalinJozef PilsudskiMackenzie KingMountbattenPeter IITribhuvanWilhelminaWinston Churchill
Modern
Alfredo StroessnerBill ClintonBokassa IElizabeth IIPapa DocHussein IJigme Dorji WangchuckJohn Paul IIKeith HolyoakeMargarethe IIVladimir PutinWalter UlbrichtZahir Shah
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