1519: Ethnic Unit Showcase news

//Ahir, scattered cattle herding nomads, good light-medium cavalry
//Africans, (Habshi/Abyssinian) Mercenaries and Military Slaves
//Arabians, Archers/Musketmen and Medium Cavalry, second only in value to European Mercenaries
?//Armenians, Possible rare mercenaries
//Assam Infantry, drawn from the Kamrup/Koch-Bihar/Ahom peoples, high morale, excellent fighters, Two-handed Swordsmen, Archers, Musketmen
//Awan Cavalry
//Badaga Swordsmen
//Baheliya musketmen, good morale, good at hiding, good stamina
//Baksari Clubmen and late era Musketmen, mercenaries found in Bihar
//Baluchi Cavalry Mercenaries
//Barha Sayyid, excellent Muslim chainmail clad swordsmen
//Bengali. known for their archery, light cavalry and archer/musket infantry, Afghan Bengali Ban Rocket Troops
//Bhil Tribal Archers
//Berad, exellent jungle skirmishers use bows and muskets
//Beydur Tribal Spearmen
//Bundela Rajput Musketmen, low grade purbiya musketmen
//Chavur, elite jungle infantry
//Chencu or Koya Tribal Archers
//Dzong Infantry Guard, Nepalese medium musketmen and swordsmen
//European Mercenaries, Portuguese Musketmen and Cannon crews/German Pikemen and Zwiehanders/Italian Musketmen/Venetian Musketmen/Swiss Pikemen and Musketmen
//Generic Indians
//Generic Pashtun/Pathans, also Rohilla Cavalry/Yusufzai Riflemen/Charkh Crossbowmen
//Ghokkar/Gakhar, North Punjab Tribe, Cavalry and Javelinmen
//Goan Longbowmen
//Gond Footmen, jungle archers and spearmen
//Gujjar, light javelin cavalry
//Gurkha, Nepalese Swordsmen, great stamina, bonus in snow
//Halepaika Light Cavalry
//Jat, peasant spearmen and light cavalry
//Japanese, Ronin Bodyguard for the Arrakan, Medium Archer Cavalry/Medium Infantry/Medium Musketmen late era
//Karaiyar Tribal Chieftain's Swordsmen, south indian and Shri lankan mercenaries
//Karnataki Sharpshooters
//Khokhars, North Punjab Tribe, light spearmen, javelin cavalry, light-medium spear cavalry
//Khorasan Heavy Cavalry Mercenaries
//Koli tribesmen, elite but rare archers and light raiding javelin cavalry
//Konkan naffutan throwers
//Komarpant Light Archer Cavalry
//Kurichiya Archers, excellent jungle fighters from South India
//Malabrese Infantry
//Mamluk Egyptian Mercenary Musketmen, High demand musketmen, more common late era
//Manipuri-Burmese Light Cavalry
//Mappila Muslim Musketmen
//Marathans, mostly light cavalry
//Mavale Footmen
//Mestizo Musketmen, Portuguese-Indian Offspring, high morale
//Mewat Raider Javelin Cavalry
//Mongol Archer Cavalry Mercenaries
//Moorish Javelinmen Mercenaries
//Mukkulathor people, who are also collectively known as Thevar, Tribal Bow and Spearmen, good morale
//Mukkuvar Spearmen Mercenaries, Tamil Caste found in Shri Lanka
//Nadavaru Light Spearmen
//Naga Sadhu Spear Infantry
//Nairs/Nayar, mostly melee infantry, jungle bonus, enthusiastic fighters
//Nayaks, Southern military vassals, good light cavalry
//Nepali Heavy Cavalry and Nepali Tribal Bowmen armed with Kukri short swords
//Odia Peoples, various military castes
//Purbiya, 'Eastern Rajputs', common mercenaries in Northern India
//Persian Cavalry Mercenaries
//Rajput, Mostly heavy cavalry, Hada/Rathore/Sisodiya/Khanzada/Ujjian/Janjua
//Sindh, light-medium archers and Medium Cavalry
//Sonakars (Tamil Muslims), Sri Lankan Moors who, along with Mukkuvar, dominated once in medieval era the pearl trade in Sri Lanka.
//Tajik Javelin Cavalry
//Tartar horse archers Mercenaries
//Teluga/Telinga Footmen
//Tibetains, heavy cavalry on small tibetain ponies and Tibetain Sharpshooters
//Tomara Medium Cavalry, quick/heavy hitting/disciplined mercenary or vassal cavalry from the Gwailor region
//Turkish Archer mercenaries/Soldiers from the Ottoman Empire. After the Europeans and the Arabs the Turks were the most valued mercenaries
//Ottoman Turkish/Rumeli Mercenary Musketmen, High demand musketmen, more common late era
//Uzbek Horse Archer Mercenaries
//Qizilbashi, elite melee-archer cavalry