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Tjaty (Civ7)

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The Tjaty is an Antiquity Age Unique type of Great Person available only to the Egyptian civilization in Civilization VII. It can only be trained in Cities Cities with a Unique Quarter Necropolis.

Possible Tjaty[]

Great Person Trigger location Effect
Amhose Palace Palace +3 Culture Culture to the Building Building
Aperel N/A Receive 2 Cavalry Units Cavalry Units with +3 Combat Strength Combat Strength
Hemiunu Wonder Wonder under construction Add 200 Production Production on (Standard speed)
Imhotep Wonder Wonder under construction Add 250 Production Production on (Standard speed)
Khay N/A Receive 2 Medjay with +3 Combat Strength Combat Strength
Nebet Necropolis Necropolis Triggers a Celebration Celebration
Paser Wonder Wonder under construction Add 150 Production Production on (Standard speed).
Ptahhotep Building Building or Wonder Wonder with a Great Work slot Great Work slot Receive a Codex Codex, "The Maxims of Ptahhotep", that grants 3 Science Science
Ramose Wonder Wonder +2 Gold Gold to all Wonders Wonders in this Settlement Settlement
Useramen Wonder Wonder +2 Culture Culture to all Wonders Wonders in this Settlement Settlement

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In Ancient Egypt, the tjaty, or viziers, were second in power only to the pharaohs. The tjaty carried out the throne’s duties, managing the day-to-day administration of the kingdom. Their responsibilities ranged widely from agriculture and infrastructure to legal process and financial management. They were also tasked with overseeing religious rituals and appointing high-level military officers. As a result, they had to be educated and literate and were carefully chosen for their wide-ranging knowledge and abilities. Tjaty were required to be fair and honest, with utmost respect for the law and complete control over their emotions. They were expected to carry out their duties fairly, guided by reason alone. Tjaty wore an amulet of Ma’at, goddess of truth and harmony, as a reminder of the divine order sought by the pharaoh, which they were assigned to protect.

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