l_english:
 # 0
 industrial_complex: "Civilian Industry"
 industrial_complex_plural: "Civilian Industries"
 industrial_complex_desc: "This building provides the state with industry for production of civilian goods or construction of new buildings. Can be converted to military industry if needed.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y206K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YCivilian Industry§!: $§Y17.5 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.5§! GW\n"
 # 1
 arms_factory: "Military Industry"
 arms_factory_plural: "Military Industries"
 arms_factory_desc: "This building provides the state with industry for production of new military equipment. Can be converted to civilian industry if needed.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y18.8K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YMilitary Industry§!: $§Y1.5 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.5§! GW"
 # 3
 internet_station: "Network Infrastructure"
 internet_station_plural: "Network Infrastructure"
 internet_station_desc: "§YNetwork Infrastructure§! are tall structures used in the telecommunication and radio communication fields in order to push transmissions across great distances or underground fiber optic cables and cloud computing systems.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y12K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YNetwork Infrastructure§!: $§Y3.5 Billion§!\n\nEach level of §YNetwork Infrastructure§! improves local productivity growth speed by §G+5.00%§!.\nEach level of §YNetwork Infrastructure§! reduces the duration of §YInternational Investments§! by §G-5.00%§!."
 # 4
 dockyard: "Naval Yard"
 dockyard_plural: "Naval Yards"
 dockyard_desc: "§YNaval Yards§! are representative of a state's ability to produce military vessels of all sorts ranging from §YPatrol Boats§!, §YConvoys§!, §YDestroyers§!, §YCarriers§! and more.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y18.8K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YNaval Yard§!: $§Y1.5 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.5§! GW"
 # 5
 air_base_desc: "An §YAir Base§! is a storage facility and a military compound for the deployment and preparation of your air forces. It can be stacked to level ten adding additional capacity of §Y50§! Planes per level."
 # 6
 radar_station_desc: "§YRadar Stations§! allows you to gain intel on enemy troops in nearby states. It consists of various radars and sensors, as well as intel assets and capacity to analyse the evolving situation.\nA higher level will increase it's effective range.\nIt's radars also provides the state with better detection of enemy air forces, giving your aircraft a better chance to engage them.\nIn addition the radars are increasing detection of enemy fleets at sea."
 # 7
 anti_air_building: "SHORAD Sites"
 anti_air_building_plural: "SHORAD Sites"
 anti_air_building_desc: "§YSHORAD Sites§! (Short Range Air Defense) are complexes and groups of anti-aircraft weapons and tactics that handle air defence against low-altitude air threats. These sites work together to divide airspace into defensible areas providing local military targets and infrastructure air coverage from everything ranging from helicopters to low-flying aircraft to jets."
 # 8
 nuclear_reactor_desc: "This building converts nuclear energy into electrical energy, consuming moderately enriched uranium in the process.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y115K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YNuclear Reactor§!: $§Y4 Billion§!\nBase Power Gain: §G+5§! GW\n"
 # 9
 renewable_energy_infra: "Renewable Energy Infrastructure"
 renewable_energy_infra_plural: "Renewable Energy Infrastructure"
 renewable_energy_infra_desc: "§YRenewable Energy Infrastructure§! is a catch-all for all renewable energy sources. These include but are not limited to; solar parks, wind turbines, biofuel refineries, charcoal plants, biofuel power plants, and more. As such, it uses renewable sources and produces fuel from those sources.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y22.5K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YRenewable Energy Infrastructure§!: $§Y2 Billion§!\nBase Power Gain: §G+0.5§! GW\n"
 renewable_energy_infra_amount: "$VALUE|Y0=$"
 renewable_energy_infra_resource: "£resources_strip|$FRAME$"
 # 10
 fuel_silo: "Strategic Resource Reserve"
 fuel_silo_plural: "Strategic Resource Reserves"
 fuel_silo_desc: "The §YStrategic Resource Reserve§! is an amalgamation of warehouses, dry storage, and other §YFuel§! like storage. This building provides your nation with more room for stockpiling §HFuel§! and §HResources§!.\n\nNOTE: §YResource Storage§! has an engine limitation to where if you are on §Y$export_economy$§! or §Y$globalized_trade_economy$§! you may end up sending more resources to export then to your needed production lines. If you need to start to withdraw from storage it is recommended you switch to §Y$mixed_economy$§! or lower.\n"
 # 11
 offices: "Office Sector"
 offices_plural: "Office Sectors"
 offices_desc: "The §YOffice Sectors§! represents all the other industries of the economy beyond the extraction and heavy industries. These includes financial, customer, information technology, retail services and so much more.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y473K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YOffice Sector§!: $§Y50 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.25§! GW" #\n\nFuel per day (K): §R-240.00§!
 # 16 - Railways
 rail_way_plural: "Railways"
 # 17 - Fossil Fuel Powerplant
 fossil_powerplant: "Fossil Fuel Powerplant"
 fossil_powerplant_plural: "Fossil Fuel Powerplants"
 fossil_powerplant_desc: "§YFossil Fuel Powerplants§! is a catch-all for all fossil-based thermoelectric energy sources. These include but are not limited to; coal, natural gas and oil. §YFossil Fuel Powerplants§! will idle if energy generation is higher than consumption.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y7.5K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YFossil Fuel Powerplant§!: $§Y1.7 Billion§!\nBase Power Gain: §G+2§! GW\n"
 fossil_powerplant_amount: "$VALUE|Y0=$"
 fossil_powerplant_resource: "£resources_strip|$FRAME$"
 # 18 - Commercialized Agriculture District
 agriculture_district: "Commercialized Agriculture District"
 agriculture_district_plural: "Commercialized Agriculture Districts"
 agriculture_district_desc: "§YCommercialized Agriculture Districts§! represents a catch-all for all non-subsistence Agriculture within our nation. It includes Agro-Industry, arable land, grain silos, butcherhouses and more.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y188K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YCommercialized Agriculture District§!: $§Y25 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.10§! GW\n§YFuel Gain§! from States: 8\n§YLocal Supplies§!: 1.5%\n"
 agriculture_district_amount: "$VALUE|Y0=$"
 # 19 - Missile Launch Sites
 rocket_site: "Missile Launch Site"
 rocket_site_plural: "Missile Launch Sites"
 rocket_site_desc: "§YMissile Launch Sites§! represent a catch-all for all theatre level missile equipment ranging from §YSurface-Air Missiles§! to §YIntercontinental Ballistic Missiles§!. It provides the state with the ability to deploy these strategic assets in our strategic air zones to either aid in our air defense, or provide offensive capabilities."
 # New Buildings
 nuclear_facility: "Civilian R&D Facility"
 nuclear_facility_plural: "Civilian R&D Facilities"
 nuclear_facility_desc: "A §YCivilian R&D Facility§! includes all types of special projects relating to the civilian industrial capacity, nuclear facilities, and more."
 air_facility: "Aerodynamics & Avionics Facility"
 air_facility_desc: "Experimental Facilities for Aerodynamics and Avionics allow you to start research projects for aircraft, advanced rockets, related electronics and space projects."
 naval_facility_desc: "Experimental Facilities for Naval Engineering allow you to start research projects related to Surface Ships and Submarines.\nA Naval Engineering can only be created in a coastal province."
 stronghold_network: "State-Wide Defensive Network"
 stronghold_network_plural: "State-Wide Defensive Networks"
 stronghold_network_desc: "An extensive defensive network consisting of tunnels, hardpoints, trenches, bomb shelters, weapon dumps and pre-planned demolition sites give the defenders a decisive edge against any attacker."

 microchip_plant: "Microchip Plant"
 microchip_plant_plural: "Microchip Plants"
 microchip_plant_desc: "Production plant that converts Technology Metals and Precious Metals into Microchips, for use by both industrial and military needs.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y37.5K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YMicrochip Plant§!: $§Y32 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.75§! GW\n20 §YMicrochip§! Production\n\n§YMicrochips§! command the highest per-unit market price, generating significant cash income on surplus exports.\n\nCosts:\n3 §YTechnology Metals§!\n2 §YPrecious Metals§!"
 composite_plant: "Composite Plant"
 composite_plant_plural: "Composite Plants"
 composite_plant_desc: "Production plant that combines Oil, Rubber, and Precious Metals into Composites, for use in both scientific, military, and industrial workers.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y37.5K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YComposite Plant§!: $§Y28 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.8§! GW\n20 §YAdvanced Composite§! Production\n\n§YComposites§! sell at one of the highest per-unit market prices, generating strong cash income on surplus exports.\n\nCosts:\n1 §YOil§!\n1 §YRubber§!\n1 §YPrecious Metals§!"
 synthetic_refinery_desc: "This building provides the state with industry for production of synthetic rubber and some additional fuel production capability.\n\nProvides the state with:\nBase Number of Required Workers: §Y184K§!\nBase GDP Output per §YSynthetic Refinery§!: $§Y10 Billion§!\nBase Energy Consumption: §R-0.2§! GW\n\nProduces §YRubber§! at standard market rates, with surplus generating cash income on top of corporate tax.\n"

 enrichment_facility: "Nuclear Enrichment Facility"
 enrichment_facility_plural: "Nuclear Enrichment Facilities"
 enrichment_facility_desc: "Enrichment facilities take in Uranium and enrich it for use in nuclear reactors and to some extent nuclear weaponry."

 rail_terminal: "Rail Terminal"
 rail_terminal_plural: "Rail Terminals"
 rail_terminal_desc: "A state served by a dense terminal network moves both people and goods faster, so factories see steadier inputs, workers reach jobs more reliably, and the surrounding economy gains room to expand."

 # Building Construction Speed Interface
 show_construction_speed: "When checked, you can see the current £construction_speed_texticon §YConstruction Speed Bonus§! for each §YBuilding Type§!\n\nThis modifier shows only the building specific modifier. Its does not take into account the §YGlobal £construction_speed_texticon Construction Speed.§!"

 # MD-original landmarks
 landmark_kaaba: "Kaaba"
 landmark_kaaba_plural: "$landmark_kaaba$"
 landmark_kaaba_desc: "The Kaaba, a sacred cube-shaped structure at the heart of Mecca's Masjid al-Haram, stands as the holiest site in Islam. Draped in black silk adorned with golden calligraphy, it serves as the qibla, the direction toward which Muslims worldwide turn in prayer. This ancient sanctuary, known as the House of God, embodies centuries of faith, pilgrimage, and Islamic history, symbolizing the unity of the Muslim ummah.\n\n§YLandmark Kaaba§! generates tourism income based on the total population of Arabic states. The exact amount can be viewed in the §YEconomic Preview§!."

 landmark_milad: "Milad Tower"
 landmark_milad_plural: "$landmark_milad$"
 landmark_milad_desc: "Milad Tower, or Borj-e Milad, has roots in Iran's pre-revolutionary period, with initial plans dating back to the 1970s. After the 1979 Iranian Revolution, those early plans were shelved amidst shifting political priorities. The vision was revived in the late 1990s, and construction began in 2000, aligning with Iran's new focus on development and modernization. Its design combines elements of Iranian heritage with contemporary engineering, making it a striking emblem of both historical continuity and the country's evolving identity. Today, the tower stands as a multifunctional complex and a prominent cultural landmark, offering Tehran's residents and visitors panoramic views of the city and the distant Alborz mountains."

 landmark_domeofrock: "Dome of the Rock"
 landmark_domeofrock_plural: "$landmark_domeofrock$"
 landmark_domeofrock_desc: "The Dome of the Rock is a renowned Islamic shrine, famous for the golden dome overlooking Jerusalem's Old City. Built in the seventh century, it stands on the Haram al-Sharif, also known as the Temple Mount, a site sacred to both Muslims and Jews. The shrine enshrines the Foundation Stone, which Muslims believe marks where the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven and which Jews believe is the site of the Holy of Holies of the ancient Jewish Temple."

 landmark_goldengate: "Golden Gate Bridge"
 landmark_goldengate_plural: "$landmark_goldengate$"
 landmark_goldengate_desc: "Completed in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge spans the strait between San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean, connecting the city to the Marin Headlands. Its distinctive International Orange towers and long suspended span made it the longest bridge of its kind in the world at the time of its opening, and it remains one of the most recognizable structures in the United States."

 landmark_UScongress: "U.S. Capitol"
 landmark_UScongress_plural: "$landmark_UScongress$"
 landmark_UScongress_desc: "The U.S. Capitol stands at the east end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., housing the chambers of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Its neoclassical design and central dome have made it the most recognizable seat of American legislative power, anchoring a corridor that includes the Library of Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Smithsonian Institution's museum complex."

 landmark_fuji: "Mount Fuji"
 landmark_fuji_plural: "$landmark_fuji$"
 landmark_fuji_desc: "Mount Fuji, at 3,776 meters the highest peak in Japan, is an active stratovolcano on Honshu visible from Tokyo on clear days. Long considered sacred in Shinto belief and a defining motif in Japanese art, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its near-perfect conical silhouette and surrounding lake region draw hundreds of thousands of climbers and tourists every year."

 landmark_giza: "Pyramids of Giza"
 landmark_giza_plural: "$landmark_giza$"
 landmark_giza_desc: "Built during the Old Kingdom of Egypt as monumental tombs for the pharaohs, the Pyramids of Giza stand on the outskirts of Cairo. The Great Pyramid, constructed for Pharaoh Khufu, is the last surviving structure of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The complex, together with the Sphinx, remains one of Egypt's most-visited landmarks and a centerpiece of the country's tourism economy."

 landmark_shuttle: "Kennedy Space Center"
 landmark_shuttle_plural: "$landmark_shuttle$"
 landmark_shuttle_desc: "Kennedy Space Center, on Florida's Atlantic coast, serves as the primary launch site for NASA's human spaceflight missions. It features facilities like the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building, where rockets are prepared for launch, and Launch Complex 39, the historic departure point for the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. The center remains a hub of innovation and exploration, supporting both government and commercial launches."

 landmark_shuttle_launch: "Kennedy Space Center"
 landmark_shuttle_launch_plural: "$landmark_shuttle_launch$"
 landmark_shuttle_launch_desc: "Kennedy Space Center, on Florida's Atlantic coast, serves as the primary launch site for NASA's human spaceflight missions. It features facilities like the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building, where rockets are prepared for launch, and Launch Complex 39, the historic departure point for the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. The center remains a hub of innovation and exploration, supporting both government and commercial launches."

 landmark_buran: "Baikonur Cosmodrome"
 landmark_buran_plural: "$landmark_buran$"
 landmark_buran_desc: "The Baikonur Cosmodrome, on the steppes of southern Kazakhstan, is the world's oldest and largest operational spaceport. Established in 1955, it has been the launch site for milestone Soviet and Russian missions, including the first human spaceflight by Yuri Gagarin aboard Vostok 1. Russia continues to lease the facility from Kazakhstan and uses it for crewed Soyuz launches to the International Space Station."

 landmark_ICBMsilominot: "Minot AFB"
 landmark_ICBMsilominot_plural: "$landmark_ICBMsilominot$"
 landmark_ICBMsilominot_desc: "Minot Air Force Base's missile complex consists of an extensive network of underground silos housing intercontinental ballistic missiles, scattered across the North Dakota plains. The silos are hardened against nuclear strike and heavily guarded, maintained on continuous alert, forming the land-based leg of the United States' nuclear triad."

 landmark_ICBMsiloyasny: "Yasny Missile Base"
 landmark_ICBMsiloyasny_plural: "$landmark_ICBMsiloyasny$"
 landmark_ICBMsiloyasny_desc: "The Yasny missile base, near Dombarovsky in Russia's Orenburg region, is one of the principal silo fields of the Strategic Rocket Forces. Built during the Cold War, it hosts heavy ICBMs in hardened underground silos and forms a critical component of Russia's nuclear deterrent."

 landmark_zenobia_wall: "Zenobia Defense Line"
 landmark_zenobia_wall_plural: "$landmark_zenobia_wall$"
 landmark_zenobia_wall_desc: "A heavily fortified line stretching across southern Egypt and the western desert. Concrete walls, bunker complexes, and pre-sited artillery anchor the Zenobia Line, raised to halt the Chimera advance from sub-Saharan breach zones."

 # New vanilla landmarks integrated into MD
 landmark_hagia_sophia_plural: "$landmark_hagia_sophia$"
 landmark_hagia_sophia_desc: "Originally built as a Byzantine cathedral in 537, the Hagia Sophia became Istanbul's principal Ottoman mosque after the city's conquest in 1453. It served as a secular museum through much of the Turkish Republic's history. Its massive central dome and Byzantine mosaics remain among the most influential works of religious architecture ever built, drawing millions of visitors to Istanbul each year."

 landmark_forbidden_city_desc: "The walled palace complex at the heart of Beijing served as the imperial residence of the Ming and Qing dynasties for nearly five centuries. Today it houses the Palace Museum, holding one of the world's most important collections of Chinese art and artifacts. The Forbidden City is the country's most-visited cultural site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, standing as the foremost symbol of Chinese civilization."

 landmark_tokyo_imperial_palace_desc: "The primary residence of the Emperor of Japan since the Meiji Restoration, standing on the site of the former Edo Castle in the heart of Tokyo. The palace and its grounds represent the continuity of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. Public access is restricted, but the East Gardens and major imperial ceremonies draw substantial tourism every year."

 landmark_taj_mahal_plural: "$landmark_taj_mahal$"
 landmark_taj_mahal_desc: "Commissioned in 1632 by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal is the finest surviving example of Mughal architecture. Its white marble facade, intricate inlay work, and symmetrical gardens have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most visited monuments on Earth, drawing millions of visitors to Agra each year."

 landmark_prague_castle: "Prague Castle"
 landmark_prague_castle_desc: "The largest ancient castle complex in the world by area, Prague Castle has served as the seat of Bohemian kings, Holy Roman emperors, and now the President of the Czech Republic. Within its walls stand St. Vitus Cathedral and centuries of art from across Central Europe, making the castle the country's most-visited cultural site."

 landmark_bojnice_castle: "Bojnice Castle"
 landmark_bojnice_castle_desc: "A romantic neo-Gothic restoration of a medieval Slovak fortress, Bojnice Castle was rebuilt in the late nineteenth century under Count János Pálffy in the style of the French Loire châteaux. Today it is one of the most-visited cultural sites in Slovakia, its turreted silhouette and surrounding park serving as a centerpiece of Slovak heritage tourism."

 landmark_sadabad_complex: "Sadabad Complex"
 landmark_sadabad_complex_plural: "$landmark_sadabad_complex$"
 landmark_sadabad_complex_desc: "A sprawling palace complex in the foothills north of Tehran, originally built under the Qajars and dramatically expanded by the Pahlavi shahs. Following the 1979 revolution the complex was nationalized, and today it operates as a network of state museums housing royal collections, Iranian art, and natural history."

 # Replace 1936-themed vanilla descriptions for existing MD landmarks
 landmark_hofburg_palace_desc: "The Hofburg, in the heart of Vienna, served for centuries as the principal imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty. Today its halls house the offices of the Austrian Federal President, the Spanish Riding School, the Imperial Treasury, and several major museums. It remains one of Vienna's defining landmarks and a centerpiece of Austrian cultural tourism."

 landmark_berlin_reichstag_desc: "The Reichstag building on Platz der Republik has stood at the political center of Berlin for over a century. Heavily damaged in 1933 and again during the Second World War, it was restored after reunification under Norman Foster's redesign and reopened in 1999 as the seat of the Bundestag, the German federal parliament. Its glass dome has become a defining symbol of modern German democracy and a major attraction in central Berlin."