| 11 | | * '''Cosmopolitan:''' The Achaemenid army was largely comprised of national contingents from the various subject nations under the rule of the Great Kings. These contingents were organized along military/administrative lines and used a decimal system of organization by multiples of ten. Well known national 'regiments' were: Medo-Persian, non Medo-Persian Iranian, Lydian, Carian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Indian, Ethiopian, and Libyan. |
| | 11 | * '''Cosmopolitan:''' The Achaemenid army was largely comprised of national contingents from the various subject nations under the rule of the Great Kings. These contingents were organized along military/administrative lines and used a decimal system of organization by multiples of ten. Well known national 'regiments' were: Medo-Persian, non-Medo-Persian Iranian, Lydian, Carian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Indian, Ethiopian, and Libyan. |
| 51 | | * '''Generic Name: Sardian Auxiliary''' |
| 52 | | * '''Specific Name: Spardiya Takabara''' |
| | 52 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_infantry_archer.png)]] |
| | 53 | * '''Generic Name: Sogdian Archer''' |
| | 54 | * '''Specific Name: Θanuvaniya Suguda''' |
| | 55 | * '''Class:''' Citizen Infantry Archer. |
| | 56 | * '''Ranged Armament: '''Persian recurved bow. This man, like all Iranians, has been training with the bow for a long time. As such he is a crack archer. Included in his armament is a Scythian sword, for close quarters. Cosmetic. |
| | 57 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 58 | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: Blue tunic in the Eastern Iranian style (fastens down the middle). No armour. Quiver on left hip. High leather riding boots. [[BR]] Advanced: Tunic is red and green. Quilted linen corselet. [[BR]] Elite: Tunic is dark brown. Light scale armor. |
| | 59 | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: Bareheaded. [[BR]] Advanced: Sogdian style cap. [[BR]] Elite: Persian helmet. |
| | 60 | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: None. [[BR]] Advanced: None. [[BR]] Elite: Small buckler. |
| | 61 | * '''Figure(s):'''[[BR]]Basic: Sogdian hair and beard style (also this subject nation's cap). [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 62 | * '''History:''' Sogdiana was an Achaemenid province located to the north of modern Afghanistan. The Sogdians were an Eastern Iranian people, and joined the Achaemenids early. In the Achaemenid army the Sogdian infantry served in the Iranian all-arms regiments of the Great Kings. We have chosen to represent them as archers. |
| | 63 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 64 | * '''Function:''' A semi-skilled warrior. Used to take down advancing enemy infantry and to loosen up enemy formations for a Persian charge. He'll probably be used in a similar manner to the Sparda Takabara, although he'd probably be used for more strategic goals, opening and in some cases finishing attacks, instead of just supporting attacks. |
| | 65 | * '''Special: '''Very light and quick, but will suffer at close range. Longer build time then the Mada Sparabara but at a lesser cost (bow and quiver of arrows relatively cheap standard equipment but takes a while to learn to use). |
| | 66 | |
| | 67 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_infantry_javelinist.png)]] |
| | 68 | * '''Generic Name: Lydian (Spardian) Auxiliary''' |
| | 69 | * '''Specific Name: Pastiš Spardiya''' |
| 65 | | * '''Generic Name: Sogdian Archer''' |
| 66 | | * '''Specific Name: Suguda Thanuvaniya''' |
| 67 | | * '''Class: '''Archer. |
| 68 | | * '''Ranged Armament: '''Persian recurved bow. This man, like all Iranians, has been training with the bow for a long time. As such he is a crack archer. Included in his armament is a Scythian sword, for close quarters. Cosmetic. |
| 69 | | * '''Appearance:''' |
| 70 | | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: Blue tunic in the Eastern Iranian style (fastens down the middle). No armour. Quiver on left hip. High leather riding boots. [[BR]] Advanced: Tunic is red and green. Quilted linen corselet. [[BR]] Elite: Tunic is dark brown. Light scale armor. |
| 71 | | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: Bareheaded. [[BR]] Advanced: Sogdian style cap. [[BR]] Elite: Persian helmet. |
| 72 | | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: None. [[BR]] Advanced: None. [[BR]] Elite: Small buckler. |
| 73 | | * '''Figure(s):'''[[BR]]Basic: Sogdian hair and beard style (also this subject nation's cap). [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| 74 | | * '''History:''' Sogdiana was an Achaemenid province located to the north of modern Afghanistan. The Sogdians were an Eastern Iranian people, and joined the Achaemenids early. In the Achaemenid army the Sogdian infantry served in the Iranian all-arms regiments of the Great Kings. We have chosen to represent them as archers. |
| 75 | | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| 76 | | * '''Function:''' A semi-skilled warrior. Used to take down advancing enemy infantry and to loosen up enemy formations for a Persian charge. He'll probably be used in a similar manner to the Sparda Takabara, although he'd probably be used for more strategic goals, opening and in some cases finishing attacks, instead of just supporting attacks. |
| 77 | | * '''Special: '''Very light and quick, but will suffer at close range. Longer build time then the Mada Sparabara but at a lesser cost (bow and quiver of arrows relatively cheap standard equipment but takes a while to learn to use). |
| 78 | | |
| | 83 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_cavalry_javelinist.png)]] |
| | 84 | * '''Generic Name: Median Cavalry''' |
| | 85 | * '''Specific Name: Asabāra Māda''' |
| | 86 | * '''Class:''' Citizen Cavalry Javelineer. |
| | 87 | * '''Ranged Armament:''' Javelin. |
| | 88 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 89 | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: Western Iranian tunic and trousers. Unremarkable colors, mostly brown with some patterns. No armor. [[BR]] Advanced: Patterned trousers and sleeves. Armor is quilted linen. [[BR]] Elite: Tunic is highly patterned and ornate. Armor is lamellar thorax. |
| | 90 | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: None. [[BR]] Advanced: Phrygian cap. [[BR]] Elite: Tall conical helmet with great plume. |
| | 91 | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: shield on back (ornamental). [[BR]] Advanced: shield on back (ornamental). [[BR]] Elite: curved Scythian-style armor on back (ornamental). |
| | 92 | * '''Figure(s):'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 93 | * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic: Mounted on the superb Median horse breed. Strong, large, but of medium height. Predominately chestnut, brown, and black. Chipped mane, tail tied with ribbon, forelock grown out to create a crest. [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: Add a bronze skirt over the front half of the horse. |
| | 94 | * '''History:''' Median cavalry were the empire's best skirmishing cavalry, second only to various Saka (or Scythian) mercenaries. These men and horses were raised in the harsh Iranian steppes and are superb fighters. |
| | 95 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 96 | * '''Function: '''Skirmish cavalry. Low armour (except for Elite level, which gets a +1 armour bonus over normal). |
| | 97 | * '''Special:''' |
| | 98 | |
| | 99 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_cavalry_spearman.png)]] |
| 96 | | * '''Specific Name: Varkaniya Asabara''' |
| 97 | | * '''Class:''' Cavalry Swordsman. |
| 98 | | * '''Ranged Armament''':[[BR]]Basic: Palta Javelin (1.5-1.8 metres in length and tipped with iron or bronze heads). Two decorative javelins. Sagaris is main weapon. [[BR]] Advanced: - Elite: - |
| 99 | | * '''Appearance:''' |
| 100 | | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: Jacket: highly decorated brown and red tunic (with circles, squares, rosettes and stripe patterns). Trousers. [[BR]] Advanced: Add scale shirt (black and red for his clothing). [[BR]] Elite: Scale shirt with psychedelic shapes and dark colours on his trousers and tunic sleeves. |
| 101 | | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: Hyrcanian cap. [[BR]] Advanced: Scythian cap. [[BR]] Elite: Bronze helmet with black plume. |
| 102 | | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: None. [[BR]] Advanced: None. [[BR]] Elite: Leather shield. |
| 103 | | * '''Figure(s):'''[[BR]]Basic: Hyrcanian hair and beard style (also this subject nation's cap). [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| 104 | | * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic: Same as the Katpaduka Asabara. [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Ultimate: - |
| 105 | | * '''History: '''The Hyrcanians were the light cavalry of the Achaemenid Great Kings. These men were of superb quality, and are mentioned in every major Persian campaign. Their homeland of Hyrcania bordering the Caspian Sea was both a lush fertile rain forest and foreboding mountain country. |
| 106 | | * '''Garrison:''' 2. |
| | 117 | * '''Specific Name: Asabāra Varkaniya''' |
| | 118 | * '''Class:''' Citizen Cavalry Axeman. |
| | 119 | * '''Hacker Armament''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagaris Sagaris] |
| | 120 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 121 | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 122 | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 123 | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 124 | * '''Figure(s):'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 125 | * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 126 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 127 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| 108 | | * '''Special:''' Poorly armoured, but fast. |
| 109 | | |
| 110 | | * '''Generic Name: Median Cavalry''' |
| 111 | | * '''Specific Name: Mada Asabara''' |
| 112 | | * '''Class:''' Cavalry Javelinist. |
| 113 | | * '''Ranged Armament:''' Javelin. |
| 114 | | * '''Appearance:''' |
| 115 | | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: Western Iranian tunic and trousers. Unremarkable colors, mostly brown with some patterns. No armor. [[BR]] Advanced: Patterned trousers and sleeves. Armor is quilted linen. [[BR]] Elite: Tunic is highly patterned and ornate. Armor is lamellar thorax. |
| 116 | | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: None. [[BR]] Advanced: Phrygian cap. [[BR]] Elite: Tall conical helmet with great plume. |
| 117 | | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: shield on back (ornamental). [[BR]] Advanced: shield on back (ornamental). [[BR]] Elite: curved Scythian-style armor on back (ornamental). |
| | 129 | * '''Special:''' |
| | 130 | |
| | 131 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_cavalry_archer.png)]] |
| | 132 | * '''Generic Name: Parthian Horse Archer''' |
| | 133 | * '''Specific Name: Asabāra Parθava''' |
| | 134 | * '''Class:''' Citizen Cavalry Archer. |
| | 135 | * '''Ranged Armament:''' Composite bow. |
| | 136 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 137 | * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 138 | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| 119 | | * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic: Mounted on the superb Median horse breed. Strong, large, but of medium height. Predominately chestnut, brown, and black. Chipped mane, tail tied with ribbon, forelock grown out to create a crest. [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: Add a bronze skirt over the front half of the horse. |
| 120 | | * '''History:''' Median cavalry were the empire's best skirmishing cavalry, second only to various Saka (or Scythian) mercenaries. These men and horses were raised in the harsh Iranian steppes and are superb fighters. |
| 121 | | * '''Garrison:''' 2. |
| 122 | | * '''Function: '''Skirmish cavalry. Low armour (except for Elite level, which gets a +1 armour bonus over normal). |
| 123 | | * '''Special:''' |
| 124 | | |
| 125 | | * '''Generic Name: Babylonian Chariot''' |
| 126 | | * '''Specific Name: Babiruviya Ratha''' |
| 127 | | * '''Class: '''Cavalry Archer. |
| 128 | | * '''Ranged Armament:''' |
| 129 | | * '''Archer:''' Composite Bow. |
| 130 | | * '''Driver:''' None. |
| 131 | | * '''Appearance:''' |
| 132 | | * '''Garb:[[BR]]Basic: '''Archer: Noble. Richly embroidered robe (shorter, Persian style). ("Chariots crash. I wouldn't want to be him running away from a wrecked chariot with Hypapsists chasing after me in an ankle-length robe.") Light red. No trousers. Armour: Small pectoral disc. Driver: Something simple, probably identical to the Mada Sparabara (use same colours). Armour: None.[[BR]]Advanced: Archer: Robes become medium red. Armour: Scale shirt, throat to mid-thigh. Driver: Same colour adjustment as Mada Sparabara. Armour: Small pectoral disc.[[BR]]Elite: Archer: Robes become dark red. Armour: Iron scale hauberk. Driver: Same colour adjustment as Mada Sparabara. Armour: Light scale shirt. |
| 133 | | * '''Helmet:'''[[BR]]Basic: Archer: Persian tiara/cap. Driver: White tiara.[[BR]]Advanced: Archer: Conical helmet. (if you have "Warfare in the Classical World", look at p.59 for a cool pic of an elite Persian cavalryman. I would suggest using his helmet.) Driver: Yellow tiara.[[BR]]Elite: Archer: Plumed helmet. Driver: Simple conical helmet. |
| 134 | | * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic: Archer: None (hard to use a shield while shooting a bow). Driver: None (hard to use a shield while driving a chariot).[[BR]]Advanced: Archer: - Driver: -[[BR]]Elite: Archer: - Driver: - |
| 135 | | * '''Figure(s):[[BR]]Basic: '''Archer:''' '''The chariot crew constantly worked together, training and fighting, and would need to know each other very well to operate such a "complex" machine. Facing danger together would make them very close. Driver: He's not going to be very wealthy compared to the Archer, but he will be slightly better looking than the regular infantry grunt. Decorated beard to indicate the driver is Babylonian. The charioteer was much more than a mere 'driver' - he was a confidant and a trusted adviser of his master.[[BR]]'''Advanced: '''Archer:''' - '''Driver:''' -[[BR]]Elite: '''Archer:''' - Driver: -''' |
| 136 | | * '''Mount:[[BR]]Basic: '''Wooden chariot (very sturdy; it was nearly impossible to destroy the chariot itself, so had to kill the horses or occupants -- Peltasts were very effective for this). Led by two unarmoured horses (if necessary, we can reduce the number to one). Knives (scythes) mounted on the axels, underneath the car. These were hung vertically in order to shred anyone unlucky enough to be trampled by the horses. Would make it unsuitable for rough terrain, but would make it significantly more lethal when it could build up speed.[[BR]]'''Advanced: '''Add heavy armour on the sides.[[BR]]'''Elite: '''Add even heavier armour on the sides. |
| 137 | | * '''History:''' Prior to the rise of Persia the chariot was the defining element of warfare in the East. While generally already phased out as a field weapon, it was important for prestige. The Achaemenids continued this trend to its logical conclusion. However Cyrus the Great did introduce a modified chariot with scythes, which was used on a number of occasions. These were rare, as the chariot and its crew were expensive to maintain. The most famous deployment of Persian chariots was against Alexander the Great. Because the Persians depended on the Babylonians for chariot "know-how", we are calling this unit Babylonian Chariot. |
| 138 | | * '''Garrison:''' 3. |
| 139 | | * '''Function:''' - |
| 140 | | * '''Special:''' Bonus against infantry (or has ancillary passive damage when moving, if possible). Fast. Expensive. |
| | 140 | * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic: - [[BR]] Advanced: - [[BR]] Elite: - |
| | 141 | * '''History:''' |
| | 142 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 143 | * '''Function:''' ? |
| | 144 | * '''Special:''' |
| | 279 | [[Image(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JustusAvramenko/delenda_est/1a8de5ef08254d3a73b015db69b2507b6db7db72/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_champion_cavalry_archer.png)]] |
| | 280 | * '''Generic Name: Bactrian Heavy Cavalry Archer''' |
| | 281 | * '''Specific Name: Asabāra Baxtriš''' |
| | 282 | * '''Class:''' Atlas-only champion Cavalry Archer. |
| | 283 | * '''Ranged Armament:''' Composite bow. Cosmetic akinakes -- since cavalry were drawn from the wealthy upper class. Cosmetic gorytos, because of the Iranian emphasis on archery and because it was a sign of military pride. |
| | 284 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 285 | * '''Garb:''' Purple tunic with gold embroidery. Iron scale cuirass with neck protection. See Shogun's Design Document thread for illustrations and possible linothorax material/ leather alternative. Cheires on left arm. Scale armor on trousers, an Eastern Iranian stylistic trademark. |
| | 286 | * '''Helmet:''' Sarmatian style conical helmet with nasal bar. and a large horse-tail crest and aventail. |
| | 287 | * '''Shield:''' None. |
| | 288 | * '''Mount:''' Ferghana horse, unarmored. The Bactrians may not have barded their horses in our target period, horse armor being more indicative of the Western Iranian style until Late Achaemenid times. |
| | 289 | * '''History:''' Bactrian cavalry was trained to shoot, as well as charge with the lance. |
| | 290 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 291 | * '''Function: '''See History. |
| | 292 | * '''Special''': - |
| | 293 | |
| | 294 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_chariot_archer.png)]] |
| | 295 | * '''Generic Name: Babylonian Chariot''' |
| | 296 | * '''Specific Name: Raθa Bābiruviya''' |
| | 297 | * '''Class:''' Chariot Archer. |
| | 298 | * '''Ranged Armament:''' Composite bow. |
| | 299 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 300 | * '''Garb:''' |
| | 301 | * '''Archer:''' Dark-red robes, scale hauberk. |
| | 302 | * '''Driver:''' Similar to a Median Sparabara. Light scale shirt. |
| | 303 | * '''Helmet:''' |
| | 304 | * '''Archer:''' Plumed helmet. |
| | 305 | * '''Driver:''' Simple conical helmet. |
| | 306 | * '''Figure(s):''' The chariot crew constantly worked together, training and fighting, and would need to know each other very well to operate such a "complex" machine. Facing danger together would make archer and charioteer very close. The latter is not going to be very wealthy compared to the archer, but he will be slightly better looking than the regular infantry grunt. Decorated beard to indicate the driver is Babylonian. The charioteer was much more than a mere "driver" - he was a confidant and a trusted adviser of his master. |
| | 307 | * '''Mount:''' Wooden chariot (very sturdy; it was nearly impossible to destroy the chariot itself, so had to kill the horses or occupants -- Peltasts were very effective for this). Led by four unarmoured horses. Scythes mounted on the axels, underneath the car. These were hung vertically in order to shred anyone unlucky enough to be trampled by the horses. Would make it unsuitable for rough terrain, but would make it significantly more lethal when it could build up speed. Heavy armour on the sides. |
| | 308 | * '''History:''' Prior to the rise of Persia the chariot was the defining element of warfare in the East. While generally already phased out as a field weapon, it was important for prestige. The Achaemenids continued this trend to its logical conclusion. However Cyrus the Great did introduce a modified chariot with scythes, which was used on a number of occasions. These were rare, as the chariot and its crew were expensive to maintain. The most famous deployment of Persian chariots was against Alexander the Great. Because the Persians depended on the Babylonians for chariot "know-how", we are calling this unit Babylonian Chariot. |
| | 309 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 310 | * '''Function:''' - |
| | 311 | * '''Special:''' Bonus against infantry (or has ancillary passive damage when moving, if possible). Fast. Expensive. |
| | 312 | |
| | 313 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_champion_elephant.png)]] |
| | 314 | * '''Generic Name: Indian War Elephant''' |
| | 315 | * '''Specific Name: Pila Hinduya''' |
| | 316 | * '''Class:''' Champion War Elephant. |
| | 317 | * '''Hacker Armament:''' |
| | 318 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 319 | * '''Garb:''' |
| | 320 | * '''Helmet:''' |
| | 321 | * '''Shield:''' |
| | 322 | * '''Mount:''' |
| | 323 | * '''History:''' |
| | 324 | * '''Garrison:''' 1. |
| | 325 | * '''Function:''' |
| | 326 | * '''Special''': |
| | 327 | |
| | 328 | [[Image(https://trac.wildfiregames.com/export/26064/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures/ui/session/portraits/units/pers_arstibara.png)]] |
| | 329 | * '''Generic Name: Persian Apple Bearer.''' |
| | 330 | * '''Specific Name: Arštibara.''' |
| | 331 | * '''Class:''' Atlas-only champion Infantry Spearman. |
| | 332 | * '''Hacker Armament:''' - |
| | 333 | * '''Appearance:''' |
| | 334 | * '''Garb:''' - |
| | 335 | * '''Helmet:''' - |
| | 336 | * '''Shield:''' - |
| | 337 | * '''Figure(s):''' - |
| | 338 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 339 | * '''Function:''' - |
| | 340 | * '''Special:''' - |
| | 341 | |
| 346 | | * '''Generic Name: Mill''' |
| 347 | | * '''Specific Name:''' |
| 348 | | * '''Class''': Mill. |
| 349 | | * '''History:''' The Persian kings kept the huge annual tribute received by their subject nations in specific buildings in Persepolis and Susa. In the provinces, the satraps were responsible for the establishment of similar foundations, where local taxes and public funds were kept. |
| 350 | | |
| 351 | | * '''Generic Name: Outpost''' |
| 352 | | * '''Specific Name: Didebani''' |
| 353 | | * '''Class:''' Scout Tower. |
| 354 | | * '''History:''' The narrow entrance into mountainous Cilicia was protected by wooden fortifications which made any foreign intrusions extremely difficult. |
| 355 | | |
| 356 | | === TOWN === |
| 357 | | * '''Generic Name: Provincial Governor''' |
| 358 | | * '''Specific Name: Xsacapava''' |
| 359 | | * '''Class: '''Civ Center |
| 360 | | * '''History:''' The practice of using Xsacapava or Satraps as governors to administer the realm was a practice older then the Achaemenids themselves. The term first appears in Median to describe their vassal kings and it is likely that Cyrus the Great introduced it into his new empire. Darius the Great streamlined and formalized this system under his sweeping administrative reforms. |
| 361 | | |
| | 447 | * '''Generic Name: Cavalry Stables''' |
| | 448 | * '''Specific Name: Paraspa''' |
| | 449 | * '''Class:''' Stable. |
| | 450 | * '''History:''' The Persian Empire's best soldiers were Eastern horsemen. |
| | 451 | |
| | 452 | * '''Generic Name: Archery Range''' |
| | 453 | * '''Specific Name: ???''' |
| | 454 | * '''Class:''' Atlas-only barracks. |
| | 455 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 456 | |
| | 457 | * '''Generic Name: Outpost''' |
| | 458 | * '''Specific Name: Didebani''' |
| | 459 | * '''Class:''' Outpost. |
| | 460 | * '''History:''' The narrow entrance into mountainous Cilicia was protected by wooden fortifications which made any foreign intrusions extremely difficult. |
| | 461 | |
| | 462 | * '''Generic Name: Sentry Tower''' |
| | 463 | * '''Specific Name: ???''' |
| | 464 | * '''Class:''' Sentry Tower. |
| | 465 | * '''History:''' The narrow entrance into mountainous Cilicia was protected by wooden fortifications which made any foreign intrusions extremely difficult. |
| | 466 | |
| | 467 | === TOWN === |
| | 468 | * '''Generic Name: Temple''' |
| | 469 | * '''Specific Name: Āyadanam''' |
| | 470 | * '''Class: '''Temple. |
| | 471 | * '''History:''' Zoroastrian Temples were most often simple structures, not as ornate as Christian churches and Muslim mosques. Fire Altars were also widely spread as small places of worship. |
| | 472 | |
| | 509 | * '''Generic Name: Workshop''' |
| | 510 | * '''Specific Name: ???''' |
| | 511 | * '''Class:''' Arsenal. |
| | 512 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 513 | |
| | 514 | * '''Generic Name: Elephant Stable''' |
| | 515 | * '''Specific Name: ???''' |
| | 516 | * '''Class:''' Elephant Stable. |
| | 517 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 518 | |
| | 519 | === WONDER === |
| | 520 | * '''Generic Name: Hanging Gardens of Babylon.''' |
| | 521 | * '''Class:''' Wonder. |
| | 522 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 523 | * '''Phase:''' City. |
| | 524 | * '''Special:''' - |
| | 525 | |
| | 526 | * '''Generic Name: Gate of All Nations''' |
| | 527 | * '''Specific Name: Duvarθi Visadahyu''' |
| | 528 | * '''Class:''' Atlas-only wonder. |
| | 529 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 530 | * '''Special:''' - |
| | 531 | |
| | 532 | * '''Generic Name: Mausoleum at Halicarnassus.''' |
| | 533 | * '''Specific Name: Mausōleion.''' |
| | 534 | * '''Class:''' Atlas-only wonder. |
| | 535 | * '''History:''' - |
| | 536 | * '''Special:''' - |
| | 537 | |
