[nation_aborigines]

name=_("Australian Aboriginal")
plural=_("?plural:Aborigines")
groups="Oceanian"

legend=_("Australian Aborigines is a collective term for the original\
 inhabitants of the Australian continent. Aborigines from different parts of\
 Australia refer to themselves with different names, including Koori,\
 Yamaji, Nunga, and Murri.")

leaders = {
 "name",                "sex"
 "Yagan",               "Male"
 "Neville Bonner",      "Male"
 "Beruk",               "Male" ; Also known as William Barak
 "Gatjil Djerrkura",    "Male"
 "Pearl Gibbs",         "Female"
}

flag="aborigines"
flag_alt = "-"
style = "Tropical"

ruler_titles = {
 "government",      "male_title",         "female_title"
 "Democracy",      _("Principal Chief %s"),  _("?female:Principal Chief %s")
 "Fundamentalism", _("Elder %s"),            _("?female:Elder %s")
 "Monarchy",       _("Great Chief %s"),      _("?female:Great Chief %s")
}

init_techs=""
init_buildings=""
init_units=""
civilwar_nations = "australian", "papuan"

; City names are a more or less random selection of Aboriginal place names
; in modern Australia, mostly from the state of New South Wales.
cities =
 "Kamberra", ; Aboriginal name that became Canberra in English
 "Beeliar",
 "Raukkan",
 "Ukerabagh",
 "Karlkurla",
 "Mutitjulu",
 "Meekatharra",
 "Eromanga",
 "Kapooka",
 "Bulli", 
 "Woonona", 
 "Bellambi", 
 "Boorowa",
 "Dunedoo",
 "Balgownie", 
 "Corrimal", 
 "Towradgi",
 "Coonabarabran",
 "Gerringong",
 "Moothi",
 "Unanderra",
 "Warrawong", 
 "Dapto", 
 "Nulladulla",
 "Warragamba",
 "Watanobbi",
 "Winmalee",
 "Kanahooka",
 "Boggabri",
 "Bombala",
 "Cooma",
 "Cootamundry",
 "Dungog",
 "Murrumbateman",
 "Murwillumbah",
 "Narrabri",
 "Tinobi (river)",
 "Tooraweenah",
 "Woodenbong",
 "Walungurru"
