[nation_norman]

name=_("Norman")
plural=_("?plural:Normans")
groups="Medieval", "European"
legend=_("After several devastating Viking raids on what is today northern\
 France and a siege of Paris, the Frankish king Charles the Simple granted\
 the Viking leader Rollo a fiefdom in the area. This fief evolved into the\
 Duchy of Normandy, of which the most famous duke is William II \"the\
 Conqueror\" who invaded England in 1066.")

; See http://nrm.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_dus_de_Normaundie
leaders = {
 "name",        "sex"
 "Rolloun",     "Male" ; English: Rollo
 "Ricard I",    "Male" ; English: Richard
 "Robert II",   "Male"
 "Gllâome II",  "Male" ; English: William the Conqueror
}

ruler_titles = {
 "government",      "male_title",          "female_title"
 "Despotism",       _("%s Jarl"),          _("?female:%s Jarl")
 "Monarchy",        _("Duke %s"),          _("Duchess %s")
 "Republic",        _("Bailiff %s"),       _("?Female:Bailiff %s")
}

flag="normandy"
flag_alt = "-"
city_style = "European"

init_techs=""
init_buildings=""
init_government="Despotism"
init_units=""
civilwar_nations = "viking", "french", "english", "sicilian"

cities =
; Major cities in Normandy
 "Rouën",
 "Caën",
 "Lé Hâvre",
 "Tchidbouo", ; French: Cherbourg
; More cities and towns of Normandy in order of 1999 population
 "Évreux",
 "Dieppe",
 "Alençoun", ; French: Alençon
 "Lisieux",
 "Saint-Lô",
 "Bayeus", ; French: Bayeux
 "Coutanches", ; French: Coutances
 "Avranches",
 "Honflieu", ; French: Honfleur
 "Falaise",
 "Villers-Bocage",
 "Doudeville",
 "Mortain",
 "Houlgate",
 "Arromanches",
; A selection of parishes of the Channel Islands
 "Saint Hélyi", ; English: Saint Helier
 "Saint Brélade",
 "Saint Pierre Port (ocean)", ; English: Saint Peter Port
 "Sainte-Âone", ; English: Saint Anne
; Random assortment of Norman place-names with Scandinavian origin
 "Tournebu",
 "Cricqueville",
 "Dieppedale",
 "Lé Houlme (ocean)",
 "Drubec",
 "Carquebu",
 "Lé Bû-sur-Rouvres",
 "Barneville",
 "Oudalle",
 "Torgistorp"
