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Please update it
Too many patches and DLCs since then, not sure if the author is still around/willing to do it.
imean,i expected it from one of those cheap,derp civ makers that make a capitalist civ,but from YOU? :(
Bsically he says not a drop of water that falls from the sky should be wasted. Not over exploitation. That happened thanks to coloniaism. FYI Sri Lanka is now suffering its worst drought in recorded history.
Also Sri Lanka is sanctuary for both Leopard and Elephant, in part due to the numerous National Parks. Ironic. So this mod agenda is completely upside down
These lakes have been in use for agriculture for about two millenia.
There is a great map that illustrates this here.
http://iucnsrilanka.org/Kapiriggama/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Irrigation-tanks-of-Sri-Lanka.jpg
While the highlands and the southwest of the island is very wet and has many rivers, it was also largely inhospitable due to the very thick jungle and associated problems such as malaria (these harsh conditions also kept European colonials at bay for a few centuries).
Rulers like Parakramabahu realised that they people could farm the dry zone very effectively if the water from the Monsoon rains and the flow from the mountains could be stored as a reliable stock for growing seasons.
There are plenty of other civs that haven't been done. Zulu, Inca, Maya, Shoshone, Morocco, etc
@Ananse hopefully I can help answer that for you my man :D the agenda 'Not Even A Little Water' is part of a quote by Parakramabahu that goes "not even a little water that comes from the rain must flow into the ocean without being made useful to man". He was quite a resourceful fella that made every bit of use that nature provided. This and Sri Lanka's advanced irrigation methods (see blkbutterfly for more info) inspired the decision to design gameplay around rivers by making them essential to Sri Lanka's playstyle. I hope that helps mate!
I initially tried using colours similar to the flag, but it frankly just looked really generic. I think these colours are a lot more unique and distinct. The yellow with the orange/light brown wasn't supposed to represent anything whatsoever. It was originally a much darker brown but it didn't look good so I brightened it up a bit.
Also, the only reference I've found to orange being the colour of Tamils is the Sri Lankan flag itself. It certainly doesn't seem to be prolific enough to be a symbol of the people :/
You know there is a 30 yr civil war between Sinhala & Tamil, don't you? The issues are very much unresolved
@ploratio That's an error with the artdefines, I should be able to fix it if/when I figure out how to do building artdefs :P
@blkbutterfly Regardless of what most Sri Lankan kings did with the environment, Parakramabahu was very much interested in construction and development. His adage "not even a little water that comes from the rain must flow into the ocean without being made useful to man" was the inspiration for the agenda, as shown by its name, and basically states that he was much more interested in harnessing nature than preserving it. After all, agendas are leader-specific, not civ-specific.
One thing: like most indigenous people Sri Lankans did not over exploit the land. In fact it's why prior to colonization it was the very definition of an untouched paradise. Serendipity.
Parakramabahu's famously remembered for saying "Not one drop of water shall reach the sea without first serving man". His agenda (and legacy) was the building of tons of wewas (tanks) for irrigation that are now elephant sanctuaries