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Sukritact's Siam: Ramkhamhaeng

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Located in Southeast Asia between Burma (a.k.a. Myanmar), Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia, Siam - now Thailand - has a long and storied history. A beautiful and mysterious land of dark forests and ancient mountains, Siam has seen occupation and revolution, flood and famine, and the rise and fall of empires.

In 1278, a prince named "Ramkhamhaeng" inherited the small and unimportant kingdom of Sukhothai. In twenty years, employing a brilliant combination of military genius and shrewd diplomacy, he expanded his country's borders and influence to cover much of Southeast Asia. Regarded as a benevolent and wise ruler, one of his major achievements was the compilation of a system of writing and a new Thai alphabet which he adapted from the various forms of Khmer script that were previously used.

Siam:

Unique Ability: Sri Ayutthaya - Cities founded next to a River gain +2 Housing, +1 Amenity. Specialty Districts next to a River provide +1Food. Receive an additional Envoy from Civics that provide Envoys.

Unique Unit: Chang Suek - Siamese unique Medieval era unit that replaces the Knight. Stronger, but slower and more expensive than the Knight. Adjacent units gain double experience from battles.

Unique District: Floating Market - A district unique to Siam for finance and trade. Replaces the Commercial Hub district. +1 Culture, +1 Gold from Luxury Resources worked by this City. An additional +1 Gold from Luxury Resources if this district was built on Floodplains. Cannot be built on Hills.

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Ramkhamhaeng:

Leader Ability: The Thai Alphabet - Recieve Gold when a Eureka or Inspiration is triggered.

Agenda: Father Governs Children - Likes civilizations with who have cultured and happy citizens. Is upset by civilizations that do not attend to their citizens' happiness

The Ayutthaya City-State is replaced by Vieng Chan (Vientiane)

Siam's Theme is Lao Duang Duen. There are four era variations.
Ancient Era
Medieval Era
Industrial Era
Atomic Era