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Sorry for the inconvenience. And yes, this means you have permission to upload your own expanded versions of the mod to the Workshop.
The term "Mamluk State" is a modern historiographical term[6][7] and is not the official name of the state. The official name of the state was either ed-Devletü't-Türkiyye ('Turkish State', Arabic: الدولة التركية) or Devletü'l-Etrâk ('Turkish State', Arabic: دولة الاتراك).[4][6][8] These names were used as the official name of the state during both the Bahri Mamluk and Burji Mamluk periods.[3] In addition, the Burji administration was also referred to by historians as the 'Circassian State' (Devletü'l-Çerâkise).[6]
I hope you mind this change when updating, I am grateful for this mod thanks :D
This is my favourite EU4 mod. It's just so cool seeing the names of the provinces change after you annex someone and especially going colonial as a nation which didn't colonise historically to see what names are in the new world.
It is such a cool piece of flavour and i really wish other paradox games and EU5 in the future doing this. I know this is extremely time consuming to do however so I don't blame you for stopping to work on it.
Portuguese formed Spain is Espanha