Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta is a civilization added in Age of Empires III: Struggle of Indonesia, a part of the Javanese culture.

Overview
The Farming Civilization, the Yogyakartans excel at farming from their Joglo, a building that serves as a House, a Farm, and a Livestock Pen. Their Barracks trains blocks of units called bregadas, while the Stable and other military buildings train units individually. Between their Age up options and their Royal Decrees you have a lot of options between which units you want to enhance or unlock to add to your army.

Royal Edicts
Yogyakartans can choose between three Royal Edicts:
 * Keputren: Enables Royal Guard upgrades for Dhaeng and Wirobrojo. Enables training of Langenkusumo but disables training of Patangpuluhan. Non-farming Market techs costs are reduced by 50%. Renames the Kapitihan into Keputren and its techs cost 80% less. Military units and bregada armies cost 10% less. Unlocks the Shattariyah Order tech in the Masjid which enables your Kyai to boost the damage of nearby military units.
 * Pepatih Dagem: Enables Royal Guard upgrades for Dhaeng and Matijero. Enables training of Sumoatmojo. Military units gain 10% hitpoints and damage. Enables your bupati to build a Benteng (fortress). Enables Regiment de Meuron at the Candu House.
 * Pakualaman: Enables Royal Guard upgrades for Mantrijero and Wirobrojo. Enables training of Bregada Liman. Farming is 20% more effective, bregada armies are trained 10% faster. Wiribrojo range is increased by 2. Enables European Instructor at the Candu House.

Unique Units and Buildings

 * Asu: Brave animal, can function as a scout/village raider or be used as livestock for food. Sees Stealth, does bonus damage against Villagers.
 * Dhaeng: Yogyakartan mercenary musketeer of Bugis ancestry. Mercenary Heavy Ranged Infantry, armed with a bayonet for combating Cavalry and Light Infantry in melee.
 * Mantrijero: Yogyakartan ministerial sentinel. Gets stronger with each allied Javanese locals. Affected by Bupati promotion techs. Heavy Ranged Infantry, armed with a bayonet for combating Cavalry and Light Infantry in melee.
 * Wirobrojo: Yogyakartan pikeman, serving since the Mataram era. Light Hand Infantry that deals bonus damage against Cavalry.
 * Sumoatmojo: Yogyakartan Sultan's guard armed with a cold sword. Heavy Hand Infantry with a bonus against Light Infantry. Can be trained at the Barracks after selecting the Pepatih Dagem Royal Decree.
 * Bregada Liman: Pakualaman mercenary elephant imported from Sumatra. Heavy Hand Cavalry that does area damage and deals bonus damage against Infantry. Can be trained at the Stable and Barracks after selecting the Pakualaman Royal Decree.
 * Langenkusuma: Royal female retainer who guarded the Keputren from unwelcomed guests. Heavy Hand Cavalry that does area damage. Can be trained at the Stable after selecting the Keputren Royal Decree.
 * Joglo: Provides 10 population and also serves as a Farm and a Livestock Pen. Spawns an Asu when built. Can train Asu and has both the Javanese techs for Mills and Houses.

Aging Up
The Yogyakartans can choose between military or economic enhancements for almost every Age, with Age V offering only military benefits.

Age II: Age III: Age IV: Age V:
 * The Lurah: Ships three water buffalo. Livestock fatten faster.
 * The Corik: Ships four Nyutro. Increases Nyutro damage.
 * The Kompeni: Ships seven Jagers. Increases Jager attack range.
 * Cukong Cina: Ships one Plantation wagon. Increases Villagers' Plantation gather rate.
 * The Priyayi: Ships four Langsir. Langsir gain bonus damage against Cavalry.
 * Garwa Padmi: Ships two Kebo Bule. Increases Villagers' Kebo Bule gather rate.
 * The Freemason: Ships five Jayengsekar. Increases the hitpoints and damage of Jayengsekar.
 * The Resident: Ships five Dragonder. Your Dragonder train faster.
 * Patih Dalem: Ships twelve Dhaeng. Increases the hitpoints and damage of Dhaeng.
 * Sri Sultan: Ships twelve Wirobrojo. Increases the hitpoints and damage of Wirobrojo.
 * Pakualam: Ships twelve Mantrijero. Increases the hitpoints and damage of Mantrijero.