Editing v0.31:XML dump

An XML dump of a world's history can be generated from [[Legends]] mode.

The XML dump consists of the following elements:

==regions==

Each dump contains one <regions> element, which contains a large number of <region> elements. Each <region> element has the following attributes stored as elements within it:
*id - a reference number used to identify the region elsewhere
*name - the name of the region (eg, "the colorless desert" or "the perplexing forests"). The names are all lower-case.
*type - the type of region. Types include:
**Ocean
**Hills
**Desert
**Forest
**Mountains
**Glacier
**Wetland
**Grassland
**Lake
**Tundra

==underground_regions==
Similar to the <regions> element. The <underground_region> elements contain the following:
*id - reference number used to identify the region
*type - can be:
**cavern
**magma
**underworld
*depth

Note that underground regions don't have names.

==sites==

Each <site> element contains the following:
*id - reference number
*name
*type
**city
**tree city
**cave
**dwarf fortress
**mountain halls
**hamlet
**dark fortress
**forest retreat
**town
**fortress
**camp
**lair
**labyrinth
**shrine
*coords - an X, Y coordinate giving the location of the site on the world map.

=== structures ===

Each site may contain a <structures> tag.
== world_constructions ==

== artifacts ==

== historical_figures ==

The <historical_figure> elements contain the following information:
*id - reference number used to identify the historical figure elsewhere
*name - the name of the historical figure
*race - the race of the figure, the following have been seen (not present if the figure is a force)
**alligator
**bat_giant
**bear_black
**bear_grizzly
**bird_eagle_giant
**bird_swallow_cave
**bird_vulture
**blind_cave_bear
**blind_cave_ogre
**cave_dragon
**camel_1_hump
**camel_2_hump
**cheetah
**cheetah_giant
**colossus_bronze
**cougar
**crocodile_saltwater
**cyclops
**demon_x where x is a number
**dog
**dragon
**draltha
**dwarf
**elf
**ettin
**forgotten_beast_x where x is a number
**giant
**goblin
**gorlak
**human
**hungry_head
**hydra
**imp_fire
**jabberer
**jaguar
**jaguar_giant
**kobold
**leopard
**leopard_giant
**lion
**lion_giant
**llama
**minotaur
**molemarian
**night_creature_x where x is a number
**rat
**sasquatch
**scorpion_desert_giant
**spider_cave_giant
**tiger
**tiger_giant
**titan_x where x is a number
**troglodyte
**troll
**voracious_cave_crawler
**wolf
**yeti

*caste - the gender of the figure, can be one of the following (not present if the figure is a force)
**default
**female
**male
*appeared - unknown, seems to be related to apperance in the world, sometimes appeared and birth_year are different, mostly (~80%) the same.
*birth_year - the year of the figure's birth, can be negative value (to indicate figure existing before the beginning of the world?)
*birth_seconds72 - unknown
*death_year - the year of the figure's death, -1 means the figure is still alive
*death_seconds72 - unknown
*associated_type - seems to be the job of the figure, the following have been seen
**administrator
**animal_caretaker
**animal_dissector
**animal_trainer
**architect
**armorer
**axeman
**baby
**blacksmith
**bone_carver
**bone_setter
**bowman
**bowyer
**brewer
**butcher
**carpenter
**cheese_maker
**child
**clerk
**clothier
**cook
**craftsman
**crossbowman
**diagnoser
**drunk
**dyer
**engraver
**farmer
**fish_cleaner
**fish_dissector
**fisherman
**fishery_worker
**furnace_operator
**gem_cutter
**gem_setter
**glassmaker
**hammerman
**herbalist
**hunter
**jeweler
**lasher
**leatherworker
**lye_maker
**maceman
**mason
**master_bowman
**master_crossbowman
**master_hammerman
**master_lasher
**master_maceman
**master_pikeman
**master_spearman
**master_swordsman
**master_thief
**mechanic
**metalcrafter
**metalsmith
**milker
**miller
**miner
**none
**pikeman
**planter
**potash_maker
**pump_operator
**ranger
**recruit
**siege_engineer
**siege_operator
**soap_maker
**spearman
**standard
**stonecrafter
**surgeon
**suturer
**swordsman
**tanner
**thief
**thresher
**trader
**trained war
**weaponsmith
**weaver
**wood_burner
**woodcrafter
**woodcutter
**wrestler
*deity - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a deity or not.  
*skeleton - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a skeleton or not.  
*zombie - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a zombie or not.  
*force - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a force.  If this node is present, this figure will lack the race and caste nodes.

Other information such as marriages are stored in the historical_events element.

== entity_populations ==

Each <entity_population> element contains only a single tag, giving an id number.

== entities ==

Each <entity> element contains an id tag, and may also contain a name tag.

Entityies are civilizations, groups (which can found sites/religions/attack/defend), or religions.

==historical_events==

The <historical_event> element is the most complex. Each contains:

* id - a reference number
* year - the year in which the event took place
* seconds72 - the point in the year when it took place.  There are 403200 seconds in a year, so a value of 394800 would be a week before the end of the year
* type - a label indicating what sort of event this is.

The other elements of the historical_event will depend on the contents of the type element. Types include:

=== add hf entity link ===
Some historical figure (unlisted) linked to an entity. Observed link types from legends: became  position in the entity(general/queen/etc) / enemy / member / imprisoned
* civ_id

=== add hf hf link ===
This is an event that links two historical figures (hf) together.  Observed link types from legends: marriage / worship / imprisonment
* hfid
* hfid_target

===add hf site link===
'''Prior to .31.18'''
This event shows that some (unexported) HF took up residence in some site (site_id)
* site_id

=== artifact created ===
'''Details needed'''

=== attacked site ===
This is an event that marks when a group (attacker_civ_id) attacked another group (site_civ_id) at a site (site_id) owned by a civ (defender_civ_id).  The attack was led by a HF (attacker_general_hfid) and the defense was led by another hfid (defender_general_hfid).
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id
* attacker_general_hfid
* defender_general_hfid

=== body abused ===
After a historical figure (can be multiple / unlisted) is killed, the body is abused. Observed abuses from legends: horribly mutilated / hung from tree / impaled on pikes
* site_id
* subregion_id (always -1?)
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)
* coords


=== change hf job ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) took up a different job (unexported) at some site (site_id)
* hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id (always -1?)
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)

===change hf state ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) changed state (to state) at site_id, in subregion_id, or in feature_layer_id, located at coords.
*state - tells what state the historical figure is changing to.
**settled (site,coords given)
**scouting (site,coords given)
**thief (site,coords given)
**snatcher (site,coords given)
**wandering (feature_layer given)
**refugee (subregion_id,coords given)
**hunting (subregion_id,coords given)
*hfid - ID number of the historical figure whose state is changing
*site_id
*subregion_id
*feature_layer_id
*coords

=== changed creature type ===
(changer) turns some (changee) into (new race/caste). Seen to happen in legends after changer (always a demon?) imprisons then turns changee into same demon as changer.
*changee_hfid
*changer_hfid
*old_race
*old_caste
*new_race
*new_caste

=== create entity position ===
'''Explanation needed '''
''No Parts''

=== created site ===
The founding of a site by site_civ_id, which is a group that is a member of civ_id.
* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id

=== created structure ===
'''Prior to 31.18'''

Some entity (site_civ_id) of entity/civ (civ_id) built structure (structure_id) at some site (site_id)
* civ_id  - identifies an entity that makes up the second part of the Civ name (i.e. the 'X' in "Y of X")
* site_civ_id - identifies an entity that makes up the first part of the Civ name (i.e. the 'Y' in "Y of X")
* site_id - the site where the structure was created - town, fortress, whatever
* structure_id - An ID identifying the structure. Uncertain if there is a way to find out what type of structure this is.

=== created world construction ===
Some entity (site_civ_id) of some civ/entity (civ_id) completed component wcid of master_wcid, which is a road between site_id1 and site_id2.  
The final completion of the road has master_wcid being -1.
* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* wcid
* master_wcid
* site_id1
* site_id2

=== creature devoured ===
This event shows that some HF (unexported) devoured another HF (unexported) at some site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== destroyed site ===
This event shows that some entity (attacker_civ_id) destroyed some site (site_id) defended by some entity (defender_civ_id) which is a member of some entity (site_civ_id).
* site_id
* site_civ_id
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id

=== entity created ===
'''.31.18'''
Appears as an event in the xml file relating to the player founding a site in dwarf fortress mode. Showing your embark group entity_id being created at your fortress site - site_id

'''Prior to .31.18'''
This event makrs the creation of an entity (entity_id) at some site (site_id).  
This could be either a group which leaves and possibly founds another site, or this could be a religion being founded.

===field battle===
This event shows that some entity (attacker_civ_id) attacked some entity (defender_civ_id) at some region (subregion_id) led by a HF (attacker_general_hfid), the defenders are led by another HF (defender_general_hfid).
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* coords
* attacker_general_hfid
* defender_general_hfid

===hf abducted ===
This event shows that some HF (target_hfid) was abducted by a snatcher (snatcher_hfid) from some site (site_id)

subregion_id/feature_layer_id always -1?

* target_hfid
* snatcher_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

===hf died ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) was killed by some HF (slayer_hfid) at site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* hfid - the historical figure who died
* slayer_hfid - the historical figure who slew him
* slayer_item_id - -1 if no notable item was used
* slayer_shooter_item_id - -1 if no notable item was used
* site_id - -1 if not killed at a site
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* cause - causes include:
** air (suffocated)
** blood (bled to death)
** crushed bridge (atom smasher?)
** dragonfire
** drown
** exec burned alive
** exec crucified
** exec fet to beasts
** exec hacked to pieces
** fire
** murdered
** obstacle (being thrown into a wall?)
** old age
** shot
** struck
** thirst
** trap

=== hf new pet ===
This event shows that some HF (group_hfid) tamed some animal in sub_region_id at coords.
* group_hfid
* site_id (always -1?)
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)
* coords

=== hf razed structure ===
'''Prior to 31.18'''

Some HF (hist_fig_id) razed a structure (structure_id) at some site (site_id)
* hist_fig_id
* site_id
* structure_id

=== hf reunion ===
2 or more (only 2 listed) historical figures reunited.
* group_1_hfid
* group_2_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

===hf simple battle event===
This shows that some HF (group_1_hfid) did something (subtype) to another HF (group_2_hfid) at some site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* subtype
** attacked
** scuffle
** happen upon
** confront
** ambushed
** 2 lost after receiving wounds
** 2 lost after giving wounds
** 2 lost after mutual wounds
* group_1_hfid
* group_2_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== hf travel ===
This event shows that some HF (group_hfid):
:escaped from the underworld (has <escape/> and feature_layer_id given)
:returned to a site (has "<return/>" listed and a site)
:left a site to go to a region (has subregion_id,coords and site_id)
* group_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* coords

=== hf wounded ===
This event shows that some HF (woundee_hfid) was wounded at site/region (site_id or subregion_id) by some HF (wounder_hfid). Unlisted body part and attack type (smashed/slashed/etc)
* woundee_hfid
* wounder_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== impersonate hf ===
This event that some HF (trickster_hfid) began impersonating another HF (cover_hfid / always a deity?) within an entity (target_enid)

* trickster_hfid
* cover_hfid
* target_enid

=== item stolen ===
'''Explanation needed '''
''No Parts''

=== masterpiece item ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== masterpiece engraving ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== masterpiece food ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== masterpiece item improvement ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== masterpiece lost ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== masterpiece arch constructed ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== merchant ===
'''Details Needed'''

=== new site leader ===
This event shows that an attacking entity (attacker_civ_id) attacked another entity (defender_civ_id) which was part of an entity (site_civ_id).  The attackers won and took over the site (site_id), instituting a new government (new_site_civ_id) ran by a new leader (new_leader_hfid).

=== peace accepted ===
This event ends a war. The info about which entity initiated the negotiations is missing.
* site_id (always -1?)

=== peace rejected ===
'''Explanation needed '''
* site_id (always -1?)

=== razed structure ===
'''No longer used in 31.18'''

'''Explanation needed '''

'''Parts needed'''

=== reclaim site ===
This event shows an entity (site_civ_id), a member of another entity (civ_id) reclaimed a site (site_id).

* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id

=== remove hf site link===
'''Prior to 31.18'''

This event shows that some HF (unexported) moved out of site_id.
* site_id

=== remove hf entity link ===
Some historical figure (unlisted) removes link with entity. Observed link removals in legends: ceased to position / escaped from prison
* civ_id

=== replaced structure ===
This event shows that an entity (site_civ_id) a member of another entity (civ_id) replaced a structure type (old_ab_id) with another structure type (new_ab_id) at a site (site_id).  This normally (only?) happens when a civ replaces buildings (homes) with larger buildings

=== site taken over ===
*attacker_civ_id
*new_site_civ_id
*defender_civ_id
*site_civ_id
*site_id

== historical_event_collections ==
'''As of .31.13 these have been added and contain a massive amount of information.  Please help to add details below'''

Each historical event collection contains the following items, as well as additional items depending on it's type:

* id - a reference number
* start_year - the year in which the event collection started
* start_seconds72 - the date of the year, in seconds.  There are 403200 seconds in a year, 1200 seconds in a day, 28 days in a month, and 12 months in a year.
* end_year - the year in which the event collection ended
* start_seconds72 - the date of the year, in seconds.  There are 403200 seconds in a year, 1200 seconds in a day, 28 days in a month, and 12 months in a year.
* event - one or more events which are part of this collection
* type - the type of event collection this is (the different types are listed below)
* parent_eventcol - Is this event collection part of another event collection?  If so the id of that parent is listed here, otherwise it will be -1
* ordinal - How many times has this happened ("The Third Siege of Ironhand" would have <ordinal>3</ordinal>)

The different types of event collections along with a description and their components are listed below.  It's likely there are more event collections then those listed below:


=== abduction ===
An abduction by a member of (attacking_enid) of a member of (defending_enid).  They were abducted from (site_id) located at (coords).

* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== battle ===
This describes a battle between multiple sides.  The battle is part of the war event collection war_eventcol.  The events that make up this collection are individual simple battle events or assaults.  They involve an attacking_hfid and/or a defending_hfid. It occurred at site_id which is located at coords.  

There can be multiple attacking and defending squads made up of non-notable units, their civ they belong to is *_squad_entity_pop.  They contain *_squad_number units of race *_squad_race, of which *_squad_deaths died.  

Also some or all of the important people (attacking_hfid and defending_hfid) may have died.

The outcome is either "defender won" or "attacker won".

* eventcol (multiple?)
* event (multiple)
* name
* war_eventcol
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_hfid (multiple)
* defending_hfid (multiple)
* noncom_hfid (multiple) (?)
* '''Multiple different "attacking squads" each with these parts
** attacking_squad_race
** attacking_squad_entity_pop
** attacking_squad_number
** attacking_squad_deaths
** attacking_squad_site (?)
* '''Multiple different "defending squads" each with these parts
** defending_squad_race
** defending_squad_entity_pop
** defending_squad_number
** defending_squad_deaths
** defending_squad_site
* outcome

''' Does not have an "ordinal" part'''

=== beast attack ===
A beast attacked a member of defending_enid at site_id, located at coords.

* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* defending_enid

=== duel ===
This describes a duel between attacking_hfid and defending_hfid at site_id, located at coords.
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_hfid
* defending_hfid

=== journey ===
This describes a journey of a HF, normally when they leave a site to go tame an animal in a nearby region, then return.

''No additional parts''

=== site conquered ===
As part of war_eventcol, attacking_enid conquered site_id from defending_enid.
* war_eventcol
* site_id
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== theft ===
A member of attacking_enid stole something from a member of defending_enid at site_id located at coords.  Can include multiple different thefts by different theives from the same location
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== war ===
A war, as named, where aggressor_ent_id battled defender_ent_id.  It contains the battles, sieges, and pillaging events listed in eventcol.
* eventcol (multiple)
* name
* aggressor_ent_id
* defender_ent_id

== historical_eras ==

Each <historical_era> element contains a name and a start_year element.