Pompey's Rome (Imperator Augustus) Purple Dye Level 3

Town (Dye Works)

Nothing signifies dyeing on a grand scale like a warehouse full of dead snails.

Tyrian purple, also known as Imperial purple, was used to dye royal and ceremonial robes by the ancients as early as 1600BC. It was produced from various molluscs, notably the Murex, and was not only an extraordinary colour but was valued as it did not fade. Incredibly laborious to produce, Tyrian purple took some 12,000 shellfish to extract 1.5 grams of dye. The Phoenicians, whose name even derives from the Greek for purple, traded the dye all across the Mediterranean from cities such as Carthage. Later, of course, its production and dissemination was controlled by the Roman Empire.

汉化补丁: 3DM蒹葭汉化组

Effects

粮食-4 (this_region)
+30% wealth from manufacturing (industry) (regions_in_this_province)
本地商业生产500财富 (this_building)
每回合人口增长+3 (this_province)
每回合公共秩序+4 (this_province)
[NOTDISPLAYED]Drivestheroadlevelsbetweensettlements (this_region)
边界外视野范围+12 (this_region)

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