Royal Mint
Coins hold power beyond wealth. They are legitimacy. They are loyalty.The Kingdom of Aksum (present day Ethiopia and Eritrea) became a key player in the trade between the Roman Empire and India during the early centuries of the 1st millenium AD. As a result, it became more powerful and advanced than many of its neighbours. For instance, the Aksumites were the only nation in the region whose kings minted their own coins - a surefire indicator that a kingdom was on the rise, indicating a certain level of wealth and importance. Minted coins are also important in tracing a line of kings and often the religion they followed; Aksumite coins, for instance, denote their change in religion over the centuries, with later coins featuring a cross to mark King Ebana's conversion to Christianity during the first half of the 4th century AD.
City Centre
Building Name Royal Mint |
Level Name att_bld_eos_mint |
Building Chain City Centre |
Building Level 3 |
Create Time 6 |
Create Cost 10000 |
Effects
Enables agent recruitment: Spies (province_to_province_own)Road Development: 25 (region_to_region_own)
Wealth: +18% from commercial buildings (province_to_region_own)
Wealth: 2200 from commerce (building_to_building_own)
Trade income: +30% trade agreement tariffs (factionwide)
Public order: -6 (province_to_province_own)
Squalor: +8 (region_to_region_own)
Provides Garrison Army
No Garrison Units
Recruitable Units
No Recruitable Units
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