Editing Gajah Mada (Civ5)

{{Leader (Civ5)
|game = Brave New World
|title = Prime Minister and General of Majapahit Empire
|civ = Indonesian
|birth = c. 1290 AD
|death = 1364 AD
|victory = Cultural
|language = Old Javanese
|actor = [[Icha Setiawan]]
}}
{{SeeWikipedia|Gajah Mada}}
'''Gajah Mada''' (c. 1290 AD – 1364 AD), translated as '''Elephant General''', was a powerful military leader and mahapatih or prime minister of the Majapahit Empire, credited with bringing the empire to its peak of glory. He delivered an oath called Sumpah Palapa, in which he vowed not to enjoy the pleasures of the world until he had conquered all of the Southeast Asian archipelago of Nusantara for Majapahit. He leads the [[Indonesian (Civ5)|Indonesians]] in ''[[Civilization V: Brave New World]]''.

== In-Game ==
[[File:Gajah Mada (Civ5).jpg|thumb|300px|Gajah Mada in game]]
Gajah Mada speaks [[wikipedia:Kawi language|Old Javanese]], although there are some words derived from the [[wikipedia:Javanese language|modern Javanese language]] in his lines. On his diplomacy screen, he is standing in what appears to be a rice paddy, with kris sword in hand, with dense jungle on low lying hills cloaked in fog with a candi in the background. Gajah Mada's design is clearly based on the statue in front of the Telecommunications Museum in Jakarta, Indonesia, with only a slight difference on the belt.

'''[[Capital (Civ5)|Capital]]:''' [[Jakarta]]

'''[[Unique unit (Civ5)|Unique Unit]]:''' [[Kris Swordsman (Civ5)|Kris Swordsman]]

'''[[Unique building (Civ5)|Unique Building]]:''' [[Candi (Civ5)|Candi]]

'''[[Unique ability (Civ5)|Unique Ability]]:''' Spice Islanders

'''Voice Actor:''' [[Icha Setiawan]]

=== AI Traits ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Trait
! Amount
|-
| Competitiveness
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Wonder Competitiveness
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| City-State Influence Competitiveness
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Boldness
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Diplobalance
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Hate Warmongers
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Willingness to Denounce
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Willingness to Declare Friendship
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Loyalty
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Neediness
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Forgiveness
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Chattiness
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Meanness
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Offensive Unit Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Defensive Unit Production
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Defensive Building Production
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Military Training Buildings Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Recon Unit Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Ranged Unit Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Mobile Unit Production
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Naval Unit Production
| 7 (9-5)
|-
| Naval Recon Unit Production
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Air Unit Production
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Naval Growth
| 7 (9-5)
|-
| Naval Tile Improvements
| 7 (9-5)
|-
| Water Connections
| 7 (9-5)
|-
| Expansion
| 8 (10-6)
|-
| Growth
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Tile Improvements
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Infrastructure (Roads)
| 3 (5-1)
|-
| Production Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Gold Emphasis
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Science Emphasis
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Culture Emphasis
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Happiness Emphasis
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Great People Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Wonder Emphasis
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Religion Emphasis
| 7 (9-5)
|-
| Diplomacy Victory
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Spaceship Victory
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Nuke Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Use of Nukes
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Use of Espionage
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Anti-Air Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Air Carrier Production
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Land Trade Route Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Sea Trade Route Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Archaeology Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Trade Origin Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Trade Destination Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Airlift Emphasis
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Likeliness to Declare War
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Likeliness to be Hostile
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Likeliness to be Deceptive
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Likeliness to be Guarded
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Likeliness to be Afraid
| 3 (5-1)
|-
| Likeliness to be Friendly
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Likeliness to be Neutral
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Ignore City-States
| 4 (6-2)
|-
| Friendliness to City-States
| 5 (7-3)
|-
| Protection of City-States
| 6 (8-4)
|-
| Conquest of City-States
| 3 (5-1)
|-
| Bullying of City-States
| 6 (8-4)
|}

=== Personality and Behavior ===
Gajah Mada will most often go for a [[Cultural victory (Civ5)|cultural victory]].

Gajah Mada likes to expand his empire, and is very keen on building a strong naval fleet and infrastructure. As such, the Indonesians will have some of the better water connections.

Gajah Mada focuses largely on {{Faith5}} and will spread his [[Religion (Civ5)|religion]] aggressively.

Apart from his focus on religion, Gajah Mada puts a priority on developing his economy and {{Culture5}}, as well as {{Happiness5}}. He will also try to build several [[List of wonders in Civ5|wonders]].

Gajah Mada is one of the bolder [[Leaders (Civ5)|leaders]], as well as one of the less loyal ones. While he can, at times, be hostile, he is not quite a warmonger. He may also backstab his allies, so befriend him with caution.

Gajah Mada is often protective of [[City-state (Civ5)|city-states]], and will also bully them frequently. He will almost never try to conquer them.

On some occasions, Gajah Mada will try to build new [[City (Civ5)|cities]] right next to other players' {{Capital5}}s, which will allow him to take advantage of his unique ability on certain [[Map (Civ5)|maps]]. If your {{Capital5}} is on an island, be sure to expand your [[Borders (Civ5)|borders]] so that he cannot get a water connection by your side.

== Civilopedia entry ==
{{/Civilopedia}}

== Trivia ==
* Gajah Mada's rise to prime minister and his famous oath are described in the ''[[wikipedia:Nagarakretagama|Nagarakretagama]]'', a lengthy epic eulogy to King Hayam Wuruk which dates to the late 1300s.
* [[Gitarja (Civ6)|Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi]] or Gitarja, the queen regent that appointed Gajah Mada as the prime minister of Majapahit, is the [[Indonesian (Civ6)|Indonesian]] [[Leaders (Civ6)|leader]] in ''[[Civilization VI]]'', available as [[DLC (Civ6)|DLC]].
* Gajah Mada's in-game appearance is based on M. Yamin's illustration from 1945, which was then used as the basis for many statues, paintings, and popular media depicting Gajah Mada. There are, however, two major inaccuracies with his appearance:
** His kris has ''luk'' (curves) on its blade. This type of kris appeared only in the late Majapahit era and the start of the [[wikipedia:Demak Sultanate|Demak Sultanate]] era.
** His heavyset build stems from a misunderstanding of the meaning of "Gajah" (elephant). In modern times it can refer to a fat person, but historically it referred to a strong person.
* Historical records depict Gajah Mada very differently from M. Yamin's illustration. According to [[wikipedia:Kidung Sunda|Kidung Suṇḍâyana]], he wore a golden embossed ''[[wikipedia:Karambalangan|karambalangan]]'' and was armed with a gold-layered spear and a shield decorated with diamonds; and according to an illustration based on archaeologist Agus Aris Munandar's research, he looked similar to [[wikipedia:Bhima#Wayang story|Bhima]] in ''[[wikipedia:Wayang|wayang]]'' shadow puppet shows, including a transverse mustache. Oral tradition of the people of Trowulan (the Majapahit capital) supports the latter depiction.

== Lines ==
Javanese pronunciation often replaces ''a'' sounds with ''o'' sounds (represented by the ''å'' character).

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Codename
! Quote (English translation)
! Quote (Old Javanese)
! Notes
|-
| Attacked
| How dare you! Really insignificant as well! 
| {{Audio|Gajah Attacked (Civ5).ogg}} ꦤꦶꦂ ꦠꦸꦲꦸ ꦠꦸꦲꦸ ꦮꦫꦶ ꦠ ꦏꦶꦠ! ꦤꦶꦂ ꦢꦲꦠ꧀ ꦄꦥꦁ ꦒꦸꦁꦏꦸꦤꦁ! / Nir tuhu-tuhu wari tå kitå! Nir dahat apaŋguŋ Kunaŋ!
| ''Kunaŋ'' means "even there" or "as well" in Old Javanese; its synonymous phrase in Bahasa Indonesian is ''adapun''. ''Kitå'' means "you" in Old Javanese, but in modern Javanese it means "us."
|-
| Declares War
| Don't mean to stand in your way, but I have to protect them! (lit. "Actually I didn't want to block your way, protecting is my purpose on them!")
| {{Audio|Gajah DeclaresWar (Civ5).ogg}} ꦲꦁ ꦲꦭꦁ ꦆ ꦠ ꦏꦶꦠ꧈ ꦥꦴꦭ ꦤꦶ ꦔ꧀ꦲꦸꦭꦸꦤ꧀ ꦥꦿꦪꦕ ꦤꦶꦫ! / Haŋ halaŋi tå kitå, pāla ni ŋhulun prayåcå nirå!
| ''Nirå'' is a third-person pronoun which could mean "he," "she," "it," "his," "him," "her," "them," "their," or "they."
|-
| Defeated
| You may win, but you cannot win upon my spirit. 
| {{Audio|Gajah Defeated (Civ5).ogg}} ꦤ꧀ꦢꦠꦤ꧀ ꦩꦼꦤꦁ ꦇ ꦏꦶꦠ ꦏꦸꦩꦭꦃꦄꦏꦼꦤ꧀ ꦄꦴꦠ꧀ꦩ ꦤꦶ ꦔ꧀ꦲꦸꦭꦸꦤ꧀꧉ / Ndatan mĕnaŋ i kitå kumalahakĕn ātmå ni ŋhulun.
| 
|-
| Hate Hello
| Are you a (male concubine), stranger? 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateHello (Civ5).ogg}} ꦄꦥ ꦠ ꦏꦪꦸ꧈ ꦠ? / Åpå tå kayu, tå?
| ''Kayu'' can mean either "wood" or "male concubine." He is also using ''to'' (an honorific term for a stranger) to address the player. There seems to be some irony in this sentence, which has a negative and positive in one.
|-
| Hate Let's Hear It 01
| Speak up! 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateLetsHearIt01 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦥꦸꦕꦫ! / Pucara!
| This is an old form of the word ''wicara'', which means "speak."
|-
| Hate Let's Hear It 02
| What is it, fool? 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateLetsHearIt02 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦄꦥ ꦧꦺꦴꦧ? / Åpå, boba?
| ''Åpå'' means "What?"; ''boba'' might be an old form of the word ''bodho'', which means "idiot."
|-
| Hate Let's Hear It 03
| You again! 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateLetsHearIt03 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦏꦶꦠ ꦩꦸꦮꦃ! / Kitå muwah!
| 
|-
| Hate No 01
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah HateNo01 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Hate No 02
| What?! 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateNo02 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦄꦥ?! / Åpå?!
| ''Åpå'' can mean "to ask" in both Old and modern Javanese.
|-
| Hate No 03
| How dare you! 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateNo03 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦠꦸꦲꦸ ꦠꦸꦲꦸ ꦠꦁ! / Tuhu-tuhu taŋ!
| The meaning of ''taŋ'' is unclear; maybe it refers to "moron."
|-
| Hate Yes 01
| Welcome. 
| {{Audio|Gajah HateYes01 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦫꦲꦪꦸ꧉ / Rahayu.
| "Welcome" is a literal translation; he might be trying to say something like "very well."
|-
| Hate Yes 02
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah HateYes02 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Hate Yes 03
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah HateYes03 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Intro
| You came before the great warrior, Gajah from Nusantara! 
| {{Audio|Gajah Intro (Civ5).ogg}} ꦲꦁꦔꦢꦼꦒ꧀ ꦠ ꦏꦶꦠ꧈ ꦲꦶꦤꦂ ꦥꦏꦼꦤ꧀ ꦩꦲꦮꦶꦂꦪ ꦒꦗꦃ ꦩꦢ꧈ ꦫꦶꦁ ꦤꦸꦱ꧀ꦮꦤ꧀ꦠꦫ! / Haŋadĕg tå kitå, hinar pakĕn mahawiryå Gajah Mådå, rìŋ Nuswantårå!
| The word "Indonesia" did not exist in the past, so instead he uses the word "Nuswantårå," which means "Outer Island" (from the Majapahitan perspective) in Old Javanese. In modern Bahasa Indonesian, it means "Unified Archipelago."
|-
| Neutral Hello
| Greetings! 
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralHello (Civ5).ogg}} ꦧꦲꦒꦾ! / Bahagyå!
| This might be an old form of ''bahagia'', which means "happiness."
|-
| Neutral Let's Hear It 01
| Explain! 
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralLetsHearIt01 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦧꦧꦂꦤ / Babarnå!
| This might be an old form of ''papar'', which means "expose" or "describe."
|-
| Neutral Let's Hear It 02
| Proceed. (lit. "Forward./Go on.")
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralLetsHearIt02 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦩꦱꦼꦴ꧉ / Masö.
| ''Masö'' means "entering" in Madurese and "coming" or "invading" in Old Javanese.
|-
| Neutral Let's Hear It 03
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralLetsHearIt03 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Neutral No 01
| No! 
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralNo01 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦠꦲꦩ꧀! / Taham!
| 
|-
| Neutral No 02
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralNo02 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Neutral No 03
| ?
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralNo03 (Civ5).ogg}} ?
| 
|-
| Neutral Yes 01
| Welcome, stranger! 
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralYes01 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦫꦲꦪꦸ꧈ ꦠ! / Rahayu, tå!
| "Welcome" is a literal translation; he might be trying to say something like "very well."
|-
| Neutral Yes 02
| It's good for me. 
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralYes02 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦲꦭꦸꦭ ꦠꦸ ꦔ꧀ꦲꦸꦭꦸꦤ꧀꧉ / Halula tu ŋhulun.
| 
|-
| Neutral Yes 03
| Yes. (lit. "We have term.")
| {{Audio|Gajah NeutralYes03 (Civ5).ogg}} ꦱꦺꦴꦗꦂ꧉ / Sojar.
| The word ''sojar'' is a combination of the words ''sa'' and ''ujar''.
|-
| Peaceful
| Let's stop fighting with me. 
| {{Audio|Gajah Peaceful (Civ5).ogg}} ꦫꦶꦁ ꦲꦪꦸꦤ꧀ ꦠ ꦄꦪꦺꦴ ꦮꦠꦸ ꦄꦥꦼꦫꦁ ꦭꦮꦤ꧀ ꦈꦭꦸꦤ꧀꧉ / Riŋ hayun tå ayo watu apĕraŋ lawan ulun.
| ''Pĕraŋ'' or ''praŋ'' means "fighting" or "tension" in Old Javanese. With the ''a-'' prefix as negation this could refer to ceasing fighting, or peace.
|-
| Request
| What if we make a deal (stream), you and me?
| {{Audio|Gajah Request (Civ5).ogg}} ꦄꦥꦫꦤ꧀ ꦠ ꦪꦤ꧀ ꦄꦭꦶꦭꦶꦫ꧀ꦮꦤ꧀꧈ ꦏꦶꦠ ꦭꦮꦤ꧀ ꦈꦭꦸꦤ꧀? / Aparan tå yan alilirwan, kitå lawan ulun?
| ''Aparan'' translates to "what" (with the ''a-'' prefix), ''yan'' translates to "if," and ''kitå lawan ulun'' translates to "you with me."
|}

== Intro ==
[[File:Gajah Mada Loading Screen (Civ5).jpg|thumb]]
Honor be with you, oh great hero Gajah Mada, prime minister of Majapahit and uniter of the Indonesian archipelago. The stories of your heroism on the battlefield are bested only by the legends of your sworn oath to unite the far-flung islands of Indonesia under one banner. Serving your queen and empire with loyalty, you not only strive to fulfill your oath and conquered any who stood in your path, but you succeeded in capturing what was then the entirety of the known archipelago, the first to unite what is today modern Indonesia.

Mighty warrior Gajah Mada, your people yearn for a strong leader who can return them to prosperity! Will you set out to conquer the neighboring kingdoms, further expanding your glory of your empire? Will you build a civilization that can stand the test of time?

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Gajah Mada Concept Art (Civ5).jpg|Concept art of Gajah Mada
File:Civ5 Gajah Mada Render.jpg|Render of Gajah Mada
File:Gajah Mada Statue.jpeg|Statue of Gajah Mada at Madakaripura Waterfall
File:Gajah Mada statue.jpg|Statue of Gajah Mada at the Telecommunications Museum in Jakarta, which is where his in-game design is entirely based off.
</gallery>

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