Bavarian events

This is a list of all Bavaria's events:

Events

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The Archbishop in Cologne

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[KOL.Monarch.GetName], a member of our ruling family, has been appointed Archbishop of Cologne. This means a new era of Bavarian influence there.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the Colognian event “The Bavarian Archbishops”.
Splendid! Cologne: gets the opinion modifier “Bavarian Archbishop” ( +20 opinion / −0.5 yearly decay / 40 years) towards Bavaria Bavaria: gains 5 papal influence.

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Rivalry with the Habsburgs

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The progress of the Habsburgs in Austria is a constant thorn in our side, as we watch them make their domains stronger and now have a member of their house on the Imperial Throne. It is over a century since we had a Wittelsbach on that throne, and it must soon be remedied. Opposition to the Count of Habsburg must always be our foremost duty!

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Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria, Ingolstadt, Landshut or Munich. is not the junior partner in a personal union. has ‘von Wittelsbach’ as ruling dynasty. Austria: is the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. has ‘von Habsburg’ as ruling dynasty. The year is at least 1450, but before 1500. Can happen only once per country.	Mean time to happen 120 months
For the House of Wittelsbach! The country: gains 5 legitimacy. gains 5 prestige. Austria: gets the opinion modifier “Conflict between Habsburg and Wittelsbach” ( −50 opinion / +0.5 yearly decay / 100 years) towards us Is it worth it? The country: loses 25 prestige. Austria: gets the opinion modifier “Reconciliation between our dynasties” ( +10 opinion / −1 yearly decay / 10 years) towards us

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The Historian of Bavaria

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Johannes Aventinus was a tutor to the sons of Albert the Wise, and wrote a Latin grammar and other manuals for his pupils. In 1517, he was appointed the official historian of Bavaria and tasked with writing the history of the country. Aventinus wrote seven books describing the history of the Teuton Kings from the Great Flood until the present day Dukes of Bavaria.
What shall we do?

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria, Ingolstadt, Landshut or Munich. The year is at least 1510, but before 1520.	Mean time to happen 36 months
We need 'Annales Bojorum'! The country: loses 0.25 years of income. gains 5 prestige. gains 10 legitimacy. This is a waste of money! The country: loses 1 prestige.

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The Duke invites the Jesuits into Bavaria

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Wilhelm IV became a political leader of the counter-reformation movement in Germany, with close cooperation with the Pope and banning many reformers from Bavaria. In 1541, he invited the Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuits, to come to Bavaria. This order did great work in reviving the Catholic Church from its headquarters in the Bavarian town of Ingolstadt.
What shall we do?

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria or Ingolstadt. is Catholic. has Catholic as dominant religion. has the modifier “Counter-Reformation”. The Protestant reformation happened. The year is at least 1520, but before 1560.

Mean time to happen 120 months

Option conditions  Enabled if: Always Ad maiorem Dei gloriam! The country: gains 10 papal influence. gets the modifier “Jesuits in Bavaria” until the country changes its religion, giving the following effects: +1 yearly papal influence, −2 tolerance of heretics.  Enabled if: the Papal State exists This will just create problems The country: loses 10 papal influence. The Papal State: gets the opinion modifier “Jesuits Rejected” ( −20 opinion / +1 yearly decay / 20 years) towards us

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The Splendor of Albert of Bavaria

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Duke Albert V of Bavaria was a patron of the arts who gathered a grand collection of art and antiquities in Munich. He bought whole collections in Rome and Venice, storing his antiquities in his Antiquarium, the largest renaissance hall north of the Alps. He patronized many artists and brought splendor to Munich, but this led to a huge burden of debt.
What shall we do?

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria or Munich. owns München (65). The year is at least 1550, but before 1580.	Mean time to happen 240 months
Money is for peasants The country: losed 2 years of income. gains 20 prestige gains 10 legitimacy. München (65): gains 1 base tax. We can not bankrupt the country The country: loses 5 prestige.

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Ingolstadt: A Beer City?

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Ingolstadt and its surrounding areas have traditionally produced wine. However, following the trend of other parts of Bavaria, where beer is favored, an increasing number of breweries have been founded in the city. Should we wish it, we could give these nascent breweries our support and allow beer to replace wine as the main export of the province.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: owns core province Ingolstadt (2995). has 'Bavarian' as primary culture. Province Ingolstadt (2995): produces wine has a Farm Estate has at least 15 development The year is at least 1510.	Mean time to happen 60 years
Beer is the future. The country: lose 50 diplomatic power. Province Ingolstadt (2995): produces grain. gains 1 base production. gets the modifier "Ingolstadt Breweries" for the rest of the campaign, giving +0.5 Goods produced. Wine is the superior beverage. The country: gains 50 prestige.

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The Religious Mandate of [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName]

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The rapid spread of Protestantism has alarmed many of [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName]'s staunchly Catholic councillors. To prevent it from spreading to our lands, they have drawn up a set of regulations that forbid heretical teachings in our lands and combat religious deficiencies among both the Bavarian bishops and our subjects. A commission shall be instituted to carry out religious visitations, printing shall only be allowed with the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]'s permission, and every liturgical change emerging from lands that have fallen to heresies shall be forbidden. Although the clergy would chafe under these heavy restrictions, they would likely be effective in preventing the spread of heresies.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria, Ingolstadt, Landshut or Munich. is Catholic. owns any Catholic province. does not employ any Protestant advisor is not in a regency. The Protestant reformation happened less than 10 years ago.

Mean time to happen 60 months

Institute the Mandate. The country: lose 50 administrative power. gains the country modifier "The Religious Mandate"' until the “The Religious Mandate Expires” event, giving: +50% Resistance to reformation -5% Clergy loyalty euilibrium Clergy estate loses 10 loyalty The Clergy must retain a free hand. A random owned Catholic province that: does not have "Religious Zeal" or "Expelled minority" is not the capital else, any Catholic province convert to Protestant

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The Religious Mandate Expires

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In previous years, we instituted a religious mandate to prevent the spread of heresies in our land. This proved successful, and we have weathered the so-called Reformation without compromising on our faith. Now that the threats to Catholicism have been weathered, it is time for the mandate to end and the restrictions we had imposed on the clergy to be lifted.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: has the country modifier "The Religious Mandate"' all owned provinces have either our religion or have a different religion group Either: Is the 'Age of Revolutions' There is no Protestant nor Reformed countries The Protestant reformation happened more than 50 years ago.	Mean time to happen 6 months
Very well. The country: loses the country modifier "The Religious Mandate"'

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Hanns Steininger's Beard

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The city of Braunau has recently distinguished itself in a most unusual fashion. One of their former magistrates, a certain Hanns Steininger, has contributed to his town less with his insight than with his beard. Said beard was widely considered a fine specimen of male facial hair, reaching close to his toes (and he was not a short man). However, he was fated to fall victim to the very trait which made him remarkable: As he showed his allegiance to [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName], who was passing through, he stumbled over his beard, fell badly, and subsequently died of his injuries - a martyr to his conceited beauty!

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: has 'Bavarian' primary culture. owns Innbaiern (4760). is not in a regency. The year is at least 1560, but before 1570.	Mean time to happen 90 months
Interesting... The country: gains 10 prestige.

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The Theatinerkirche

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[Root.Consort.GetTitle] [Root.Consort.GetName] urges [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] to pledge to fund a magnificent church for the Theatine Order in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName] if an heir to the throne is born. She has already chosen a Bolognese architect, Agostino Barelli, to build the church in the Italian high baroque style. Our aristocracy and wealthy burghers are quite taken by the plans, which she has allowed to become widely known, as they are strong admirers of the fashionable Italian style. Should we do as she urges?

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Bavaria. is a monarchy. is not in a regency. has a female consort. does not have an heir, but can have one. is Christian. The year is at least 1650, but before 1680.	Mean time to happen 120 months
Very well, do as she wishes. Bavaria: loses 80 ducats. gains 10 prestige. gains a (skill 3) romagnan Artist named "Agostino Barelli" (50% cheaper to empley) gains ruler modifier "The Pleasures of Marriage" until ruler's death, giving +100% heir chance Humbug! Bavaria: loses 10 prestige. gains ruler modifier "A Woman Scorned" until ruler's death, giving -50% heir chance

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The Theatinerkirche is Complete

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The church that [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] promised [Root.Consort.GetTitle] [Root.Consort.GetName] once she produced him an heir has - now that [Root.Heir.GetName] has been born - been completed. Known as the Theatine Church, its beauty is a worth addition to our capital!

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Trigger conditions The country: is a monarchy. has an heir of the ruler's dynasty. Ruler has the modifier "The Pleasures of Marriage"	Mean time to happen 1 year
Excellent. The capital province: gains a free Temple or Cathedral if Temple is already build else gains 2 base tax if no slot available.

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[bavarian_lesser_union_member.GetName] Chafes under Denmark

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The Bavarian nobility in [bavarian_lesser_union_member.GetName] resent being ruled from distant Denmark. They yearn for the days when they might, once again, be ruled by one of their own.\n\nOver the past months, there have been signs that a plot was underway, but our authorities were unable to confirm these rumors. However, there can be no further doubt: A group of rebellious nobles have rallied behind Maximilian, a prince from an obscure branch of the von Wittelsbach family, and taken up arms against us, declaring him their Duke.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Denmark has a lesser partner in personal union that: has 'Bavarian' primary culture has at least 15 liberty desire It is the 'Age of reformation'	Mean time to happen 20 years
We must crush this rebellion! The lesser partner: gains +25 liberty desire Pretender rebels (size 3) lead by "Maximilian von Wittelsbach" rise up in revolt in lesser partner's capital

Mission events

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Transfer the Palatine Electorate to Bavaria?

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Bavaria: Having added dominion over the County of the Electoral Palatinate to our list of titles, this would seem to be the ideal moment to claim for ourselves the Electorate which the Palatine branch of the Wittelsbach family held.
Other countries: Having reunited the holdings of the House of Wittelsbach in [From.Monarch.GetHerHis] person, [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] of [From.GetUsableName] appeals to us to ensure that [From.Monarch.GetHerHis] rights to the Electorate be respected. As the rightful ruler of both [From.GetUsableName] and the Palatinate, [From.Monarch.GetSheHe] requests that, in accordance with [From.GetUsableName]'s supposed historical claims to the Electorate (which [From.Monarch.GetSheHe] has been trumpeting widely), the Electorate be transferred from the Palatinate to [From.GetUsableName].

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Trigger conditions None

Is triggered only by Completing "Unite the Wittelsbachs" mission

Enabled if: Is not Bavaria Long live the Elector of [From.GetUsableName]! The Palatinate: gets the opinion modifier “Repealed our Electorate” ( −100 opinion / +1 yearly decay) towards us Bavaria: gets the opinion modifier “Bestowed on us Elector Status” ( +100 opinion / −1 yearly decay) towards us gets the “Palatine Electorate Transferred to Bavaria” event.  Enabled if: Is Bavaria Let it be done. The Palatinate: gets the opinion modifier “Repealed our Electorate” ( −100 opinion / +1 yearly decay) towards us gains 50 liberty desire  Enabled if: Is not Bavaria The Electorate shall remain with the Palatinate. The Palatinate: gets the country modifier “Legitimate Subject Elector” giving 50 desire to become the Emperor. Bavaria: gets the “[From.GetName] Rejects our Request” event.  Enabled if: Is Bavaria We have no need for the Electorate. The Palatinate: gets the country modifier “Legitimate Subject Elector” giving 50 desire to become the Emperor.

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Palatine Electorate Transferred to Bavaria

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[From.GetUsableNameCap] has agreed to our request that the Palatine Electorate be transferred to us.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “Transfer the Palatine Electorate to Bavaria?” event - option "Long live the Elector of [From.GetUsableName]!"
Excellent news. The Palatinate transfers its electorate rights to Bavaria

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[From.GetName] Rejects our Request

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[From.GetUsableNameCap] has refused our request that the Palatine Electorate be transferred to us and calls instead for Palatine independence to be restored.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “Transfer the Palatine Electorate to Bavaria?” event - option "The Electorate shall remain with the Palatinate."
Perhaps we need a new Emperor.

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The Cologne Secundogeniture

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The Electorate of Cologne has fallen under our control. In order to best further our ambitions in the Holy Roman Empire, a scheme has been devised by which a member of the House of [Root.Monarch.Dynasty.GetName] who is not in line for succession to the [Root.GovernmentName] of [Root.GetUsableName] shall be sent to take the position of the [KOL.GetAdjective] [KOL.Monarch.GetTitle] to ensure that our interests are represented in the [KOL.GovernmentName].

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Trigger conditions None

Is triggered only by Completing "Sway Cologne" mission

Make it happen. Cologne: Set country flag KOL_secondogeniture_of_BAV If: has same religion than us, gains 25 liberty desire has a different religion than us, gains 75 liberty desire gets the country modifier “Legitimate Subject Elector” giving 50 desire to become the Emperor. Get a new ruler with same dynasty, culture and religion than us. If has an heir, heir dies. If not AI controlled, gets the “The Cologne Secundogeniture” event. Better not.

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The Cologne Secundogeniture - Notify Cologne

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Our independence is at an end - [From.GetUsableName] now holds sway over us as our liege. To add to the humiliation, they have devised a scheme by which a member of the House of [From.Monarch.Dynasty.GetName] who is not in line for succession to the [From.GovernmentName] of [From.GetUsableName] shall be sent to take the position of the [KOL.GetAdjective] [KOL.Monarch.GetTitle], ensuring that tight [From.GetAdjective] control over our [Root.GovernmentName] is maintained.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Cologne Secundogeniture” event.
Unfortunate.

The Bavarian Succession event chain

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The Bavarian Succession

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The Wittelsbach Duchy of Bavaria has been split in various parts since the middle of the 14th century. At present, the Duchy is divided between three different branches of the family - those of Munich, Landshut and Ingolstadt. Various complicated arrangements regulate which branch of the family should inherit the lands of any Duke who may die without a male heir. However, these arrangements are not always above dispute, and a strong Duke may try to aggrandize himself with his relatives' land, no matter whether his claim is entirely just.

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Trigger conditions The country: is Ingolstadt, Landshut or Munich.	Is triggered only by 90 days after game start
Perhaps unity should be restored to Bavaria. Ingolstadt, Landshut and Munich: gets the 'Restoration of Union' casus belli for 100 years on each others.

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The Death of Ludwig VIII

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Ludwig VIII, the heirless Wittelsbach Duke of Ingolstadt, has died. As per Wittelsbach family arrangements, the Duchy of Ingolstadt now falls to [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName].

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Landshut. is not a subject nation. is a Monarchy. has 'von Wittelsbach' as ruler's dynasty. Ingolstadt: exists. is not a subject nation. is a Monarchy. has ruler "Ludwig VIII" has no heir. is not at war. The year is at least 1445, but before 1447.	Mean time to happen 2 years
Excellent. Landshut creates a personal union with Ingolstadt. Hidden effects: Ingolstadt gets the “The Death of Ludwig VIII - Ingolstadt notified” event. Munich gets the “The Death of Ludwig VIII - Munich notified” event in 10 days. Ansbach gets the “The Claims of Ludwig VII” event in 15 days.

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The Death of Ludwig VIII - Ingolstadt notified

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Our Duke, Ludwig VIII, has died, leaving no heirs to inherit his territories. As per Wittelsbach family arrangements, the Duchy of Ingolstadt now falls to [LBV.Monarch.GetTitle] [LBV.Monarch.GetName] of Landshut.

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Trigger conditions None	Mean time to happen 2 years
An unfortunate state of affairs.

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The Death of Ludwig VIII - Munich notified

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Ludwig VIII, the heirless Wittelsbach Duke of Ingolstadt, has died. As per Wittelsbach family arrangements, the Duchy of Ingolstadt now falls to [LBV.Monarch.GetTitle] [LBV.Monarch.GetName] of Landshut.

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Trigger conditions None	Mean time to happen 2 years
Perhaps it is time to stake our claim on Landshut.

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The Claims of Ludwig VII

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Following the death of Ludwig VIII of Ingolstadt, [LBV.Monarch.GetTitle] [LBV.Monarch.GetName] of Landshut has claimed Ingolstadt's territories for himself. However, this would be to ignore the claims of Ludwig VII, who was driven from his land by his son some years ago and has since been the prisoner of [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] in Ansbach. Having heard of his son's death, Ludwig VII has been making noises about reclaiming his former Duchy. This could offer us a chance to extract some gain from this affair.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Death of Ludwig VIII” event
Sell Ludwig to his enemies in Bavaria. Gain ducats equal to 2.5 years of income Support his claims. Add claim on every province owned by Ingolstadt Purchase his rights to the Duchy from him. Lose ducats equal to 2.5 years of income Add core on every province owned by Ingolstadt Hidden effect: Landshut gets the “Ansbach Purchases Claim to Wittelsbach Inheritance” event.

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Ansbach Purchases Claim to Wittelsbach Inheritance

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We were not the only ones with the rights to Ingolstadt - arguably, Ludwig VII, Ludwig VIII's father who was driven out of the duchy by his son, had the better claim. However, Ludwig has been held prisoner by [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] of Ansbach for the past several years. Now, the [From.GetAdjective] [From.Monarch.GetTitle] has used [From.Monarch.GetHerHis] considerable talents of persuasion - and a large lump sum of money - to persuade Ludwig to sell [From.Monarch.GetHerHim] his rights to the Wittelsbach inheritance.

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Trigger conditions None	Mean time to happen 2 years
The Duchy is, and will remain, ours!

The Sale of Regensburg Chain

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Our Debts to the Emperor

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Over the past decades, the city of Regensburg has accumulated considerable debts towards the [HAB.Monarch.Dynasty.GetName] Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Although [HAB.Monarch.GetSheHe] has not called in [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] debts yet, our position is considerably weakened by the fact that [HAB.Monarch.GetSheHe] could do so at any time.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Regensburg is a free city of the Holy Roman Empire The emperor: is Austria is not of "von Wittelsbach" dynasty Bavaria, Ingolstadt, Landshut, Munich or The Palatinate exists. The year is at least 1470.	Mean time to happen 1 year
We should pay up now. Regensburg loses 200 Ducats. Austria: gains the opinion modifier “Paid their Debts” ( +80 opinion / −2 yearly decay) towards Regensburg Let us wait until our debts are called in. Hidden effect: Set country flag REG_warned_of_debts

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Regensburg's Debts - Austria emperor

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The current war with [emperors_enemy.GetUsableName] has placed a great strain on our coffers. Our advisors point out that the city of Regensburg owes us a large amount of money. They are confident that we can persuade the city to pay up by threatening them with our disfavor. However, demanding such a large amount of money from them will likely destabilize the government of the city, and the Wittelsbach family, which has strong ties to the city, may intercede on their behalf.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Austria is the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire ruler is not of "von Wittelsbach" dynasty is at war has at least 1 loan. Regensburg: exists is a free city of the Holy Roman Empire has country flag REG_warned_of_debts Bavaria, Ingolstadt, Landshut, Munich or The Palatinate exists. The year is at least 1470, but before 1520.

Mean time to happen 10 years

They must pay their dues. Hidden effects: First country between Bavaria then Landshut then Munich then Ingolstadt then The Palatinate that match the criteria: If: is not a subject nation ruler is of "von Wittelsbach" dynasty is not a rival of Regensburg or vice versa gets the “Regensburg's Debts -Bavarian answer” event Regensburg gets the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event We will forgive their financial transgressions. Austria gains 5 Imperial authority. Regensburg: gains the opinion modifier “Forgave Debts” ( +80 opinion / −2 yearly decay) towards Austria gets the “Our Debts Forgiven|Our Debts Forgiven” event

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Regensburg's Debts -Bavarian answer

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Over the past decades, the city of Regensburg has accumulated considerable debts towards the [HAB.Monarch.Dynasty.GetName] Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Now, Emperor [HAB.Monarch.GetName] is calling in [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] debts in order to fund their war with [emperors_enemy.GetUsableName]. However, given our strong connection to Regensburg - it was, in the past, a Wittelsbach capital - we are in a position to intercede. If we can gather together the funds needed to pay off their debts, it would be well within our rights to offer Regensburg to transfer their debts to us, essentially meaning that we will pay their debts in return for their freedom. However, the Austrians might hold a dim view of such transactions.

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Trigger conditions None

Is triggered only by the “Regensburg's Debts - Austria emperor” event - option "They must pay their dues."

We will bail them out in return for the city. Regensburg: gets the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event set the country flag wittelsbach_will_pay_for_regensburg They are on their own. First country between Landshut then Munich then Ingolstadt then The Palatinate that match the criteria: If: did not have this event before is not a subject nation ruler is of "von Wittelsbach" dynasty is not a rival of Regensburg or the opposite gets the “Regensburg's Debts -Bavarian answer” event Regensburg gets the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event

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The Emperor Demands Payment

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If has country flag wittelsbach_will_pay_for_regensburg: The [HAB.GetAdjective] Emperor, [HAB.Monarch.GetName], is calling in [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] debts in order to fund [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] war against [emperors_enemy.GetUsableName]. [HAB.Monarch.GetSheHeCap] demands full and immediate payment, threatening sanctions if we default on our obligations as a Free City. However, the Wittelsbach [From.Monarch.GetTitle] of [From.GetName] has offered a third way out: [From.Monarch.GetSheHeCap] has agreed to pay our debts for us in return for recognition of the historical Wittelsbach claim to the city.
Else: The [HAB.GetAdjective] Emperor, [HAB.Monarch.GetName], is calling in [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] debts in order to fund [HAB.Monarch.GetHerHis] war against [emperors_enemy.GetUsableName]. [HAB.Monarch.GetSheHeCap] demands full and immediate payment. We must either pay up or default on our obligations as a Free City.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions None

Is triggered only by the “Regensburg's Debts” event - option "They must pay their dues."

Very well, we shall pay up. Regensburg: loses 200 Ducats. The country that accepted to pay the debts: gets the “Regensburg Pays its Debts” event Austria: gains the opinion modifier “Paid their Debts” ( +80 opinion / −2 yearly decay) towards Regensburg gets the “Regensburg Pays its Debts” event We cannot pay these debts. Austria: gains the opinion modifier “Defaulted on Debts” ( −80 opinion / +2 yearly decay) towards Regensburg gets the “Regensburg Default on its Debts” event Regensburg: gains the opinion modifier “Excessive Demands” ( −80 opinion / +2 yearly decay) towards Austria The country that accepted to pay the debts: gets the “Regensburg Default on its Debts” event  Enabled if: Has the country flag wittelsbach_will_pay_for_regensburg Accept [From.GetName]'s offer. The country that accepted to pay the debts: gets the “[regensburg_fromfrom.GetName] Intercedes on Behalf of Regensburg” in 1 day. Austria: gets the “Regensburg Default on its Debts” event

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Regensburg Pays its Debts - Emperor

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The city of Regensburg has paid its debts to us in full.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "Very well, we shall pay up."
Excellent. Gain 200 Ducats.

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Regensburg Pays its Debts - Bavarians

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The city of Regensburg was able to pay its debts to the Emperor in full without needing recourse to our offer.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "Very well, we shall pay up."
So our generosity was in vain?

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Regensburg Default on its Debts - Emperor

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The city of Regensburg was unable to pay its debts and has defaulted on its obligations to our person. We are left with no choice but to strip them of Free City status and grant the city to the Bishopric of Regensburg.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "We cannot pay these debts."
This is unfortunate

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Regensburg Default on its Debts - Bavarians

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The city of Regensburg has spurned our offer and decided to default on its debts to the Emperor. Consequently, they have been stripped of Free City status and the Bishopric of Regensburg has been granted control of the city.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "We cannot pay these debts."
But we offered so nicely...

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[regensburg_fromfrom.GetName] Intercedes on Behalf of Regensburg - Emperor

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The [regensburg_fromfrom.GetRulerAdjAndTitle] has interceded on behalf of Regensburg and paid their debts to us in return for control of the city itself. It appears that Regensburg's governing body was desperate enough that they had no choice but to accept this proposition - a direct challenge to our authority, since the city of Regensburg was an imperial city under our protection!

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "Accept [From.GetName]'s offer."
We cannot tolerate this. Gain 200 Ducats.

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[regensburg_fromfrom.GetName] Intercedes on Behalf of Regensburg -Bavarians

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Regensburg's governing body thanks us heartily for our offer, which they have no choice but to agree to. They have opened their city gates to allow our garrison to enter. The Emperor, however, is less than impressed at this arrangement.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “The Emperor Demands Payment” event - option "Accept [From.GetName]'s offer."
Excellent. The country: loses 200 Ducats. Regensburg: cedes all its core provinces to us. Austria gains a core on all its provinces. Austria: gains the opinion modifier “Annexed Free City” ( −100 opinion / +2 yearly decay) towards us

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Our Debts Forgiven

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A considerable time has passed since we accrued debts to the Emperor, during which time there have been many changes of Emperor and imperial policy. Consequently, the Emperor's view on the matter has softened. Our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle], [Root.Monarch.GetName], has persuaded [HAB.Monarch.GetTitle] [HAB.Monarch.GetName] to reduce our debts to a more manageable level and consider the rest to have been forgiven.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions The country: is Regensburg is a free city of the HRE does not have the contry flag REG_pay_demanded Emperor is Austria. The year is at least 1521.	Mean time to happen 10 years
Excellent news. Lose 50 Ducats.

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Our Debts Forgiven

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The Emperor, [HAB.Monarch.GetName] of [HAB.GetName], a [HAB.Monarch.GetWomanMan] of infinite wisdom, has magnanimously elected to forgive us our debts. We will no longer be called upon to pay the money we owed in the past.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the “Regensburg's Debts - Austria emperor” event - option "We will forgive their financial transgressions."
Long live the Emperor!