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Moved the Gumeninga Tribe's definition to GSML
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gumeninga_tribe = { #Source: Frank Stenton, "Anglo-Saxon England", 1971, p. 101. | ||
name = "Gumeninga Tribe" | ||
adjective = "Gumeninga" | ||
civilization = anglo_saxon | ||
type = tribe | ||
color = brown | ||
default_tier = county | ||
upgrade = upgrade_faction_gumeninga_tribe #since all we know about them is their religious location, it makes sense to give them a priest-related bonus | ||
icon = icon_flag_five_black_birds_on_purple | ||
description = "The Gumeningas were an Anglo-Saxon tribe who inhabited the area of Middlesex." | ||
background = "The name of the Gumeningas was present in the place name \"Gumeninga hearh\" (the Old English name for Harrow on the Hill), meaning \"the holy place of the Gumeningas\"." | ||
core_settlements = { | ||
london | ||
} | ||
} |
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