Rename Tribal Era to Late Antiquity
Manual Installation[http//hhttps] (Use if you’re having issues downloading on Steam)
Have you wondered why the vanilla game has a "Tribal Era" when it was the time period where powerful, urbanized states like the Abbasids, Byzantines, and Tang existed? Do you want to LARP as an academic historian specializing in ancient and medieval history? Do pop history narratives of the outdated concept of the Dark Ages annoy you?
Then this mini-mod might be for you! Should be compatible with pretty much anything. Also, huge credits to Soraya for providing the localization for stuff that references the era.
Late Antiquity is the term used by scholars of history to denote the period of transition from Classical Antiquity to the Middle Ages. The exact years it covers varies depending on which scholar you ask, but Peter Brown, the historian who is credited with popularizing the concept in his 1971 work The World of Late Antiquity, places it from the 3rd to 8th centuries, which roughly correlates with vanilla CK3’s timeframe for the Tribal Era.
Translations
- Chinese – thanks to kennyS
- French – thanks to Wesh for original and lexo1000 for revisions
- German – thanks to Malte
- Korean – thanks to 티에
- Russian – thanks to Urist McDorf
Other languages will use English by default as a placeholder.
My Other Mods
- In Taberna (CK2 Edition) – the classic song from CK2 returns to CK3
- Recruit Courtiers – simple decision to spawn male or female courtiers in your court for a small price, similar to CK2
- Reduced Injuries and Deaths from Battles – if you’re tired of people dropping like flies in battles
- Regional Immersion and Cultural Enrichment (RICE) – a cultural flavor mod for lesser-known, obscure regions modeled after PI’s flavor packs
- Rename Egaliatarian Ethos to Cosmopolitan
- Very Immersive Events and Tales (VIET) – hundreds of new flavor events to spice up the game
Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.
