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[nation_swedish]

translation_domain="freeciv"

name=_("Swedish")
plural=_("?plural:Swedes")
groups="Medieval", "Early Modern", "Modern", "European", "Core"
legend=_("The Kingdom of Sweden was christianized and consolidated as a\
 political entity by the 12th century CE. The country rose to prominence as\
 one of the great powers of Europe in the 17th century, following\
 substantial military conquests by the so called Warrior Kings. However,\
 due to a worsening economy and several disastrous defeats to Russia, Sweden\
 soon lost most of its gained territory. The country has not been involved\
 in an armed conflict since 1814.")

leaders = {
 "name",                "sex"
 "Erik Segersäll",      "Male"
 "Olof Skötkonung",     "Male"
 "Magnus Ladulås",      "Male"
 "Gustav Vasa",         "Male"
 "Erik IX",             "Male"
 "Karl XII",            "Male"
 "Gustav II Adolf",     "Male"
 "Kristina",            "Female"
 "Oscar II",            "Male"
 "Per Albin Hansson",   "Male"
 "Olof Palme",          "Male"
 "Anna Lindh",          "Female"
}

ruler_titles = {
 "government",      "male_title",           "female_title"
 "Despotism",       _("Earl %s"),           _("?female:Earl %s")
}

flag="sweden"
flag_alt = "-"
city_style = "European"

init_techs=""
init_buildings=""
init_units=""
civilwar_nations = "viking", "danish", "norwegian", "sami", "scanian", "western pomeranian"

; /* <-- avoid gettext warnings
;
;  Brief explanation of the source and meaning of words in city names
;  ==================================================================
;
;  BORG (source: Våra ord)
;    Old Swedish, Icelandic <borg>; common Germanic word (German
;    <Burg>, English <Borough>), related to [berg]
;
;  HULT (source: Våra ord)
;    grove, small forest: Old Swedish <hult>, Icelandic <holt>;
;    common Germanic word (German <Holz> wood, forest) with relatives in
;    in a number of other Indo-European languages
;
;  HUS
;    Old Swedish, Icelandic <hús>; common Germanic word (German
;    <Haus>, English <house>) of obscure origin; cf. [hos],
;    [hysa]
;
;  KIRUNA Finnized Sami language word <giron>, 'Ptarmigan'
;
;  KÖPING (source: Våra ord)
;    Old Swedish <køpunger> trading town; compare Icelandic <kaupangr>,
;    Norwegian <kaupang>; a compound of [köpa] and <-angr>
;    (Old Swedish <-anger>) meadow, grassy field
;
;  JOKKMOKK Sami language 'bend in the stream'
;
;  OR mouth of a river (in for example <Orsa>)
;
;  SAL (source: Våra ord)
;    Old Swedish <sal>, Icelandic <salr>; common Germanic word
;    (German <Saal>), hypothetically meaning 'large house made for
;    parties; living quarters' (in for example <Sala>, <Uppsala>)
;
;  SEL (source: sv.wikipedia)
;    The part of a river where it broadens and the water seems to be still.
;
;  TORP (source: Våra ord)
;    Old Swedish, Icelandic <þorp> lesser farm, allotment; farm, village,
;    Norwegian <torp>; common Germanic word (German <Dorf> village, cf.
;    [tölp]), hypothetical original meaning 'house'
;
;  TUN (source: Våra ord)
;    farmstead (in the ancient Nordic context): from Icelandic <tún>
;    fenced land, homestead (in Swedish town names <Tuna>, <Sigtuna>
;    etc.); common Germanic word (German <Zaun> fencing, English <town>)
;    with original meaning 'fencing' (Gothlandic <tun> fence) also
;    related words in Celtic languages
;
;  Natural city names are created in the following way:
;
;    "holm", "ö", "sjö", "hamn", "sund" -> ocean
;    "bro", "å", "sel" -> river
;    "ås" -> hills
;    "köping" -> grassland
;    "träsk" -> swamp
;
; */ <-- avoid gettext warnings

cities =
 "Stockholm (ocean)",
 "Uppsala",
 "Sollentuna",
 "Sigtuna",
 "Lödöse (ocean)",
 "Norrköping (grassland)",
 "Husaby",
 "Linköping (grassland)",
 "Örebro (river)",
 "Gävle",
 "Västerås (hills)",
 "Göteborg (ocean)",
 "Karlstad",
 "Växjö (ocean)",
 "Kalmar",
 "Visby",
 "Malmö (ocean)",
 "Helsingborg",
 "Ystad",
 "Lund",
 "Bohus",
 "Luleå (river, ocean)",
 "Halmstad",
 "Östersund (ocean)",
 "Nyköping (grassland)",
 "Söderhamn (ocean)",
 "Nässjö",
 "Sundsvall (ocean)",
 "Piteå (river, ocean)",
 "Skellefteå (river, ocean)",
 "Umeå (river, ocean)",
 "Jönköping (grassland)",
 "Kristianstad",
 "Sala (mountains)",
 "Karlskrona",
 "Mora",
 "Oskarshamn (ocean)",
 "Hässleholm (ocean)",
 "Falun",
 "Viborg",
 "Holmgård (ocean)",
 "Orsa (ocean, river)",
 "Trollhättan",
 "Kiruna (mountains)",
 "Jokkmokk (river)",
 "Lycksele (river)",
 "Hultsfred",
 "Sorsele (river)",
 "Pajala",
 "Vidsel (river)",
 "Kalix",
 "Burträsk (swamp)",
 "Västervik (ocean)",
 "Skogstorp (forest)"