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This is a mod for various strategy games, that makes province names change their name dynamically, to one that fits the culture of the faction that controls them.

In the common database (for all the supported games), there are currently over 180.000 names for various languages, themes and time periods.

The names are meant to provide an immersive and authentic experience for the game's setting and time period.
However, if there are no names for a specific language for this context, names from other time periods, or even from very closely related languages, will be used instead, as long as they make sense and are a good fit.



   



For more information, as well as compatibility reports with other mods, check the pinned Compatibility thread in the Discussions tab.



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Popular Discussions View All (7)
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Oct 21 @ 7:42am
PINNED: Compatibility and Patches
Lilandru
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Sep 29, 2020 @ 4:05pm
What I've done so far.
Mícheál Uí Eochadha
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Sep 21, 2020 @ 2:10am
Offering up a few notes of assistance
JV-of-the-Dell
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DD Nov 9 @ 12:36pm 
Update please!!!!
Brave Sir Robin Nov 7 @ 8:23am 
Hello, I miss your mod a lot; I find it greatly enhances the immersion when I play CK3. Thank you so much for creating it, and I would be very grateful if you could update it :steamhappy:
Ozare Oct 29 @ 6:46am 
Can confirm with the new dlc mcn does not work unfortunately, pls update love the mod!
oleg_gal Oct 28 @ 7:53pm 
slight update may possibly be needed
R0B0T Oct 3 @ 9:05pm 
Im not sure if its a bug but the byzantines name stays Eastern Roman Empire and when you try to change it in the settings nothing happens
Archivist77 Sep 30 @ 2:37am 
Sure!

Thank you so much for the permission, qwetyr, jey, me and everyone on the team appreciate it

Added you, the git repo link, steam workshop link, and your contributors to a database of accredited content and creations!

Thank you soooo much, and appreciate you thx!
Lilandru  [author] Sep 30 @ 1:11am 
@Archivist77 Yes, permission granted. Just make sure to credit the GitHub Repository of this mod: https://github.com/hmlendea/more-cultural-names

I'll most likely create an MCN version for EU5 but probably just for vanilla, at least initially, and only if possible without too many changes in MCN's infrastructure.

@ others : I hope to release an update this week, which should fix the problems
Archivist77 Sep 29 @ 10:54pm 
@Lilandru

Hi, can the EU5: Extended Timeline team implement content from this mod accredited, thank you for any answer!

Also if not would you be open to making a compatch, but likely the scope of ET EU5 will be very big so a lot would be implemented in terms of cultural provincial/location names.
𝙪𝙡𝙞 Sep 13 @ 10:15am 
love this mod! does this need an update or nah? if not, could u at least update the checksum whenever u can? kisses :burozombie:
orionhtr2024 Sep 6 @ 7:02am 
@AngelBudgie The reason it's Arymor is because like the culture hybrid of Breton and French it refers to Armorica which is the historica name for the region.