Changes: National Treasury (Civ5)

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==Game Info== Commercial national wonder. Requires Market in all cities.

+8 Gold Gold

Strategy

The National Treasury National Wonder was added to Civilization V as part of the December 2010 patch. Later, it was removed in the Brave New World expansion, and replaced with the East India Company.

Historical Info

A National Treasury houses a civilization's wealth, gold, priceless items, and jewels, all under secure lock and key. Records show that some of the first treasuries were constructed by the ancient Greeks, who attached these buildings to temples in order to house all manner of gifts to the gods. Now a National Treasury is usually administered by a branch of government, and usually isn't attached to some religious building or other. The treasury branch not only keeps an eye on a civilization's accumulated wealth, but also governs other financial matters for the nation, like the fine tradition of taxation.

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 |building2 = Bazaar
 |reqtech = Currency
-|effect = +8 {{Gold5}}}}==Game info==
+|effect = +8 {{Gold5}} Gold}}==Game Info==
 Commercial national wonder. Requires [[Market (Civ5)|Market]] in all cities.
-* + 8 {{Gold5}}
+* +8 {{Gold5}} Gold
 ==Strategy==
-The '''National Treasury''' National Wonder was added to Civ5 as part of the [[December 2010 patch (Civ5)|December 2010 patch]]. Later, it was removed in the [[Brave New World]] expansion, and replaced with the [[East India Company (Civ5)|East India company]].
+The '''National Treasury''' National Wonder was added to ''Civilization V'' as part of the [[December 2010 patch (Civ5)|December 2010 patch]]. Later, it was removed in the ''[[Brave New World]]'' expansion, and replaced with the [[East India Company (Civ5)|East India Company]].
-==Historical Info:==
+==Historical Info==
-A National Treasury houses a civilization’s wealth, gold, priceless items, and jewels, all under secure lock and key. Records show that some of the first treasuries were constructed by the ancient Greeks, who attached these buildings to temples in order to house all manner of gifts to the gods. Now a National Treasury is usually administered by a branch of government, and usually isn’t attached to some religious building or other. The treasury branch not only keeps an eye on a civilization’s accumulated wealth, but also governs other financial matters for the nation, like the fine tradition of taxation.
+A National Treasury houses a civilization's wealth, gold, priceless items, and jewels, all under secure lock and key. Records show that some of the first treasuries were constructed by the ancient Greeks, who attached these buildings to temples in order to house all manner of gifts to the gods. Now a National Treasury is usually administered by a branch of government, and usually isn't attached to some religious building or other. The treasury branch not only keeps an eye on a civilization's accumulated wealth, but also governs other financial matters for the nation, like the fine tradition of taxation.
+[[Category:Universal wonders]]