[nation_tyrolian]

name=_("Tyrolian")
plural=_("?plural:Tyrolians")
groups="Medieval", "European"
legend=_("Tyrol was a county in the Alps. In the 16th century its own\
 dynasty died out and the region passed to Habsburg Austria. The\
 southern part was annexed by Italy after World War I.")

leaders = {
 "name",                        "sex"
 "Albert IV",                   "Male"
 "Margaretha Maultasch",        "Female"
 "Siegmund der Münzreiche",     "Male"
 "Ferdinand",                   "Male"
 "Andreas Hofer",               "Male"
 "Silvius Magnago",             "Male"
}

ruler_titles = {
 "government",      "male_title",           "female_title"
 "Despotism",      _("Count %s"),           _("Countess %s")
 "Fundamentalism", _("Prince-Bishop %s"),   _("Princess-Bishop %s")
 "Monarchy",       _("Princely Count %s"),  _("Princely Countess %s")
 "Republic",       _("Stadtholder %s"),     _("Stadtholdress %s")
}

flag="tyrol"
flag_alt = "austria"
style = "European"

init_techs=""
init_buildings=""
init_units=""
civilwar_nations="bavarian", "austrian", "venetian"

cities =
 "Meran",
 "Innsbruck (river)",
 "Trient",
 "Kufstein",
 "Bozen",
 "Telfs",
 "Rofreit",
 "Schwaz",
 "Brixen",
 "Hall in Tirol",
 "Fersen im Suganertal (mountains, hills)",
 "Wörgl",
 "Arch",
 "Lienz",
 "Leifers",
 "Imst",
 "Reiff am Gartsee (lake)",
 "Rum",
 "Bruneck",
 "Sankt Johann in Tirol",
 "Eppan an der Weinstraße",
 "Kitzbühel",
 "Lana an der Etsch (river)",
 "Wattens",
 "Mori",
 "Landeck",
 "Ahl am Etsch (river)",
 "Zirl",
 "Laifs",
 "Jenbach",
 "Kaltern an der Weinstraße",
 "Absam",
 "Ritten",
 "Völs",
 "Bad Löweneck",
 "Reutte",
 "Burg im Suganertal (mountains, hills)",
 "Axams",
 "Glöß",
 "Hopfgarten im Brixental (mountains, hills)",
 "Welsch-Metz",
 "Krichbichl",
 "Sarnthein",
 "Kirchberg in Tirol",
 "Kastelruth",
 "Ebbs",
 "Sterzing",
 "Matrei in Osttirol",
 "Schlanders",
 "Kramsach",
 "Hayden",
 "Mayrhofen",
 "Ortisei",
 "Steinach am Brenner (mountains)",
 "Toblach",
 "Münster",
 "Abtei",
 "Seefeld in Tirol",
 "Tirol",
 "Sankt Anton am Arlberg (mountains)",
 "Kurfar",
 "Zell am Ziller (river)",
 "Buchenstein",
 "Ischgl"
