Brunei

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Brunei have the power of Gold.
At the estuary of a small river flowing eastwards into a sheltered bay on the island of Borneo lies Brunei — an outpost of the late Majapahit empire. This outpost is on the cusp of great things — from her late Majapahit overlords, Brunei has learnt how to govern a thalassocracy, and for good reason too: she sits on the northern shore of the world's largest island, and is herself surrounded by several smaller island, most notably the Maharlika archipelago to her northeast, as well as the Nusantara archipelago south of Borneo. 
The seas surrounding Brunei have proven to be both a blessing and a curse. For while great wealth — from the bounties of fishing to tribute and profits of the lucrative spice and gold trade — can come into Brunei's coffers, the sea too also is an enemy: it not only prevents any one Malay kingdom from fully dominating her neighbours, but also provides a roadway for enemy raiders. And many are Brunei's neighbours who are fast becoming envious of her strategic location and growing influence.	
At the estuary of a small river flowing eastwards into a sheltered bay on the island of Borneo lies Brunei — an outpost of the late Majapahit empire. This outpost is on the cusp of great things — from her late Majapahit overlords, Brunei has learnt how to govern a thalassocracy, and for good reason too: she sits on the northern shore of the world's largest island, and is herself surrounded by several smaller island, most notably the Maharlika archipelago to her northeast, as well as the Nusantara archipelago south of Borneo. 
The seas surrounding Brunei have proven to be both a blessing and a curse. For while great wealth — from the bounties of fishing to tribute and profits of the lucrative spice and gold trade — can come into Brunei's coffers, the sea too also is an enemy: it not only prevents any one Malay kingdom from fully dominating her neighbours, but also provides a roadway for enemy raiders. And many are Brunei's neighbours who are fast becoming envious of her strategic location and growing influence.	
At the estuary of a small river flowing eastwards into a sheltered bay on the island of Borneo lies Brunei — an outpost of the late Majapahit empire. This outpost is on the cusp of great things — from her late Majapahit overlords, Brunei has learnt how to govern a thalassocracy, and for good reason too: she sits on the northern shore of the world's largest island, and is herself surrounded by several smaller island, most notably the Maharlika archipelago to her northeast, as well as the Nusantara archipelago south of Borneo. 
The seas surrounding Brunei have proven to be both a blessing and a curse. For while great wealth — from the bounties of fishing to tribute and profits of the lucrative spice and gold trade — can come into Brunei's coffers, the sea too also is an enemy: it not only prevents any one Malay kingdom from fully dominating her neighbours, but also provides a roadway for enemy raiders. And many are Brunei's neighbours who are fast becoming envious of her strategic location and growing influence.	
At the estuary of a small river flowing eastwards into a sheltered bay on the island of Borneo lies Brunei — an outpost of the late Majapahit empire. This outpost is on the cusp of great things — from her late Majapahit overlords, Brunei has learnt how to govern a thalassocracy, and for good reason too: she sits on the northern shore of the world's largest island, and is herself surrounded by several smaller island, most notably the Maharlika archipelago to her northeast, as well as the Nusantara archipelago south of Borneo. 
The seas surrounding Brunei have proven to be both a blessing and a curse. For while great wealth — from the bounties of fishing to tribute and profits of the lucrative spice and gold trade — can come into Brunei's coffers, the sea too also is an enemy: it not only prevents any one Malay kingdom from fully dominating her neighbours, but also provides a roadway for enemy raiders. And many are Brunei's neighbours who are fast becoming envious of her strategic location and growing influence.
Faction Type: Asian, JungleNational Bonuses:
*Mineral Wealth: Wealth Commerce Level raised by 25%; also accumulated when mining Metal
*Guerilla Warfare: Receive 33% refund on units killed by enemy
Unique Units:
*Peasant Commune: Peasant Levy, Pike Levy
*Town Watch Guild: Skirmisher Levy, Levy Crossbowmen 
*Drill Square: 
**Spearmen
**Dayaks 
**Archers [1]
*Armoury:
**Horse Raiders
**Horseman
**Light Gajah
*Castle: Arquebus infantry
*Dockyard:
**Line: War Junk,
**Siege: War Barge
**Light: Baghlah Hrbiyah => Xebec
*Siege Workshop: Ram, Mangonel, Scorpion => Grasshopper Cannon
Mercenaries:
*Outpost:
**Super Bombard, Organ Gun, Armed Supply Wagon
*Sanctuary:
**Muslim Ghazis, Jungle Hunters, Jungle Bowmen, Jungle Warriors => Satinggar Bugis, Palawan Tausug - is a sword-armed variant of Pahlawan Bugis.
*Fort: Bajau Horse	
Faction Type: Asian, JungleNational Bonuses:
*Mineral Wealth: Wealth Commerce Level raised by 25%; also accumulated when mining Metal
*Guerilla Warfare: Receive 33% refund on units killed by enemy
Unique Units:
*Peasant Commune: Peasant Levy, Pike Levy
*Town Watch Guild: Skirmisher Levy, Levy Crossbowmen 
*Drill Square: 
**Spearmen
**Dayaks 
**Archers [1]
*Armoury:
**Horse Raiders
**Horseman
**Light Gajah
*Castle: Arquebus infantry
*Dockyard:
**Line: War Junk,
**Siege: War Barge
**Light: Baghlah Hrbiyah => Xebec
*Siege Workshop: Ram, Mangonel, Scorpion => Grasshopper Cannon
Mercenaries:
*Outpost:
**Super Bombard, Organ Gun, Armed Supply Wagon
*Sanctuary:
**Muslim Ghazis, Jungle Hunters, Jungle Bowmen, Jungle Warriors => Satinggar Bugis, Palawan Tausug - is a sword-armed variant of Pahlawan Bugis.
*Fort: Bajau Horse	
Faction Type: Asian, JungleNational Bonuses:
*Mineral Wealth: Wealth Commerce Level raised by 25%; also accumulated when mining Metal
*Guerilla Warfare: Receive 33% refund on units killed by enemy
Unique Units:
*Peasant Commune: Peasant Levy, Pike Levy
*Town Watch Guild: Skirmisher Levy, Levy Crossbowmen 
*Drill Square: 
**Spearmen
**Dayaks 
**Archers [1]
*Armoury:
**Horse Raiders
**Horseman
**Light Gajah
*Castle: Arquebus infantry
*Dockyard:
**Line: War Junk,
**Siege: War Barge
**Light: Baghlah Hrbiyah => Xebec
*Siege Workshop: Ram, Mangonel, Scorpion => Grasshopper Cannon
Mercenaries:
*Outpost:
**Super Bombard, Organ Gun, Armed Supply Wagon
*Sanctuary:
**Muslim Ghazis, Jungle Hunters, Jungle Bowmen, Jungle Warriors => Satinggar Bugis, Palawan Tausug - is a sword-armed variant of Pahlawan Bugis.
*Fort: Bajau Horse	
Unique buildings:
*Town Watch Guild, Peasants' Commune
*Kraal, Blockhouse, Fort, Citadel
Wonders: Lal Qila
Upgrades:
*Myths and Mysteries
Settlements:	Settlements:	Settlements:	Leaders:
*Cotabato
*Bandar Seri Begawan
*Kuala Belait
*Seria
*Tutong
*Kapok
* Bangar
* Mentiri
* Pulaie
*Madang	
* Manggis
*Sungai Akar
*Burong Pingai Ayer
* Beribi
* Kiarong
*Kiulap
*Petani
*Bukit Bendera
*Kuching
*Sibu	
*Pandan
*Munong
*Santubong
* Serusop
*Zamboanga
* Davao
* Agusan
*Jolo
*Kota Belud
*Kampung Miriek	
*Awang Alak Betatar 
*Awang Pateh Berbai 
*Sultan Barkat
*Sulaiman 
*Bolkiah Nakhoda Ragam
*Abdul Kahar 
*Saiful Rijal 
*Shah Berunai 
*Muhammad Hassan 
*Abdul Jalilul Akbar 
*Abdul Jalilul Jabbar 
*Muhammad Ali
*Abdul Hakkul Mubin 
*Muhyiddin 
*Nasruddin
Category:The Southeastern Dragon factions