Andalusia

Primary culture

Andalusian (Iberian)

Capital province

Córdoba (225)

Government

Iqta

State religion

Sunni

Technology group

Muslim

Andalusian ideas

Traditions:

+15% Morale of armies

+25% Ship trade power

Stand Against the Reconquista

−15% Fire damage received

Taifa Administration

+100% Vassal force limit contribution

Alh Ulh Dhimma

+3 Tolerance of heathens

Legacy of Ibn Arabi

−10% Idea cost

−0.1% Monthly piety

Jund Settlements

+15% National manpower modifier

−15% Core-creation cost

Expeditionary Sentiment

+1 Colonist

Al Awasim

+10% Fort defense

−25% Fort maintenance on border with rival

Ambition:

+10% Goods produced modifier

For the region, see Andalusia (region).

Andalusia is a formable country that can be formed by Granada and all Muslim countries with Andalusian/Maghrebi as primary culture.

Missions[edit]

Main article: Andalusian missions

With Golden Century Andalusia has a unique set of missions.

Events[edit]

Main article: Granadan events

Formation[edit]

id

Restore Al-Andalus

Once all of Iberia was ruled by the glorious Muslim rulers of Andalusia. Let us undo the shameful Christian Reconquista and retake the lands of our ancestors.

Potential requirements

The country:

is not Spain, Andalusia, the Papal State, the Holy Roman Empire or the Roman Empire.
was never an end-game tag.
is not a colonial nation.
is in the Maghrebi culture group or has Andalusian as primary culture.
is in the Muslim religion group.
has not yet enacted this decision.

If the country is AI-controlled then:

it is not a custom nation
it can not be a former colonial nation.
it must have at least 6 cities and must own at least 1 province in Upper or Lower Andalucia.
Andalusia does not exist.

Allow

Andalusia does not exist.
The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
is not a nomad nation.
has not a tribal government.
owns its core provinces:
- Murcia (221)
- Granada (223)
- Sevilla (224)
- Córdoba (225)
- Gibraltar (226)
- Jaén (1748)
- Cadiz (1749)
- Almería (222)
- Albacete (4547)
- Huelva (4548)
owns either its core provinces:
- Beja (229) and Algarve (230)
- Alicante (1750) and Xàtiva (4549)

Effects

If Córdoba (225) is part of the HRE, but its owner is not a member then:

the province is removed from the HRE.
the Holy Roman Emperor:
- gets the opinion modifier “Removed provinces from the Empire” towards the owner, worth −50 opinion with a yearly decay of 1.
- loses 1 imperial authority.

Córdoba (225):

becomes the new capital of the owner country.

The country:

becomes Andalusia.
gets new missions.
gains 25 prestige.
gets the country modifier “Increased Centralization” for 10 years with the following effects:
- −0.05 monthly autonomy change
- +1 national unrest
Gets a permanent claim on:
- every not-owned province in Toledo, Upper and Lower Andalucia areas.
- Badajoz (218), València (220), Alicante (1750) and Caceres (1747)

If Andalusia:

is a member of the Holy Roman Empire but not the emperor or an elector:
- then all its provinces are removed from the HRE.
is a duchy:
- then it becomes a kingdom.
does not have Andalusian as primary culture
- then Andalusian becomes primary culture.
has tribal government
- then it becomes Monarchy
does not have custom ideas
- then it gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.

If the 'Golden Century' DLC is active:

(hidden)if Andalusia was formed by Morocco:
- then it completes the missions Rout the Pretenders! and Moroccan Ties without rewards.
If the mission Liberate Qurtuba is completed:
- Andalusia gets a permanent claim on every not-owned province in Alentejo and Beira areas
If the mission Seize Trade Dominance is completed:
- Andalusia gets a permanent claim on every not-owned province in Western Mediterranean Islands and Baleares areas
If the mission Restore Faith in the Throne is completed:
- Andalusia gets a permanent claim on every not-owned province in Algiers, High Plains, Barbary Coast, Kabylia, Tunisia, Djerba, Central Morocco, Gharb, North Morocco and Tripolitania areas

To form Andalusia, all provinces in orange must be owned and cored, as well as either the two green or the two red provinces. All shaded provinces are permanently claimed after formation.

Strategy[edit]

{{There are 3 levels of forming Andalusia its either as castile (culture shifting and converting to Sunni),as Morocco, or as Granada forming it as castile is the easiest possible method but, the moderate method would be as Morocco, I would personal recommend playing as Morocco then forming Andalusia but, it depends on your taste. Forming as Morocco - Morocco at the 1444 starting date has 3 vassals in which two of them are rebellious and sus which is one of your vassal has a sheikdom so you can't have a royal marriage with them even if you can easily reduce their liberty desire by enacting the strong duchies from Amirs and can easily reduce their desire by 15% after that you can annex then in 1554 but, keep in mind that you should start improving relations with the ottomans and France and or maybe Mamluks but you would need their land after all so, it would be better to secure an alliance with the 2 supper powers, after that yous should declare on Tlemcen as soon as possible so that you would increase you development and increase your amount of loans for the time and it will also help you secure your alliance with ottomans because of your concurrent strength after the war with Tlemcen you would have annexed Tlemcen or taken around 4 to 6 provinces out of them you should continue your expansion to the Iberian peninsula after the annexation of your 3 vassals which will help a lot if can it is very advisable to build galleys then light lastly heavies after you have defeated Castile and Portugal and or Aragon you should be able to form Andalusia one your first idea group you should be able to take a military idea becasue you'd have some military points left over quantity or defensive are the best for morocco, after that it depends on the person the second idea could be either exploration or religous it depends on your gameplay.}}