Bengali missions

This is a list of all missions of Bengal.

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Westward expansion

Mission	Completion requirements	Effects	Prerequisites
Conquer Cuttack Midnapore is a rightful part of our realm, and should be retaken. We should go further however, and seize all of Orissa for ourselves as retribution for their insolence.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following area: Orissa	Bengal: Gets "Warmongering" for 20 years, giving: −15% Province War Score Cost Gains permanent claims on the following areas: Jharkhand Upper Mahandi Garjat
Demand Garjat Fealty The Garjat tribes have historically sworn fealty to whichever power controls the adjacent coast. When this land is ours, it follows that we should demand that same fealty of the Garjats.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: Jharkhand Upper Mahandi Garjat	Bengal: Gets "Garjat Fealty" for 20 years, giving: +2 Diplomatic Reputation Gains permanent claims on the following areas: Bhagelkhand Gondwana	Conquer Cuttack
Conquer Malwa Though in some ways a diversion from our relentless push west, Malwa occupies a strategic position that we should not ignore. In our hands, it would be a bulwark against any empire that might rise from the Deccan, a protective shield against invaders from the south.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: Gird Bundelkhand Malwa Bhagelkhand Gondwana	Bengal: Gains 20 Prestige The Rajput estate gets "The Rajputs Humbled" ( −10 influence) until the end of the game	Demand Garjat Fealty The Ganges Campaign
Gunpowder Warfare Gunpowder is the key to victory in Indian warfare. Our army must be equipped with the latest weapons and adapt their tactics to the changing situation.	Bengal: Has at least level 4 Military technology Has an army of at least 100% of its force limit Has at least 200 total development	Bengal gains permanent claims on the following areas: Bihar Oudh Purvanchal Lower Doab Katehar
The Ganges Campaign The conquest of the Ganges is a truly ambitious proposal, yet potentially achievable through deft diplomacy, and most importantly astute military strategy.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: Bihar Oudh Purvanchal Lower Doab Katehar	Bengal gains permanent claims on the following areas: Upper Doab Sirhind Lahore Gird Bundelkhand Baghelkhand Malwa	Gunpowder Warfare
Onward to Lahore Delhi and the Punjab are some of India's richest and most populated lands. Though they have long been held by various Sultans ruling from Delhi, it is time for them to accept rulership from Bengal.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: Upper Doab Sirhind Lahore	Bengal: Gains 20 army tradition Gains permanent claims on the following areas: Multan Northern Sindh Southern Sindh	The Ganges Campaign
Advance to the Arabian Sea While we have access to the rich trade routes of the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea could also be a prosperous market. We should invade Multan, and from there press onwards into Sindh to reach the coast.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: Multan Northern Sindh Southern Sindh	Bengal: Gains +2 Mercantilism Gets "The Arabian Sea Trade" for 20 years, giving: +10% Trade Efficiency +15% Global Trade Power	Onward to Lahore
The Grand Trunk Road The Grand Trunk Road is one of the world's oldest trade routes, spanning from Kabul in the west to Bengal in the east. If we could control the entirety of this ancient route, we would have an efficient transport network across all of northern India.	Bengal is the strongest trade power in the following trade nodes: Lahore Doab Bengal Bengal owns all provinces in the following areas with less than 1 devastation: Lahore Sirhind Upper Doab Lower Doab Purvanchel Bihar Gaur East Bengal	Every owned provinces in the Lahore, Sirhind, Upper Doab, Lower Doab, Purvanchel, Bihar, Gaur, and East Bengal areas gets "Grand Trunk Road" until the end of the game, giving: +25% friendly movement speed Bengal gains permanent claims on the following regions: Bengal Hindustan	Onward to Lahore

Eastward expansion

Mission	Completion requirements	Effects	Prerequisites
End Arakan Piracy Our relationship with Arakan is complex. Sometimes our nominal subjects, at other times a thorn in our side. At present Arakan is the latter. Its rulers allow pirates to plunder the sea and the coast as they please, disrupting our trade. We must stamp out the pirates and restore the rule of law over Arakan.	Bengal: Has at least 10 light ships Has a navy of at least 100% of its force limit Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following area: Arrakan	Bengal: Gains 25 navy tradition Gains permanent claims on the following areas: Upper Burma Lower Burma Central Burma
Conquer Koch If Bengal is ever to survive amidst the powerful Indian kingdoms it must expand. The small Koch kingdom to our north is as good a candidate for invasion as any.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following provinces: Koch (562) Koch Hajo (2042)	Bengal gains permanent claims on the following areas: Assam Tripura Naga Hills
Conquer Assam The Chin and Assamese kingdoms to our northeast are disorganized and decentralized. They will offer little resistance to our expansion.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas: North Bengal Assam Tripura Naga Hills	Bengal: Gains 1 year of manpower Gains permanent claims on the following areas: Kachin Chinwin Karenni Shan Hills	Conquer Koch
Conquer Burma The lords of Burma have largely failed in their futile attempt to restore the Pagan empire. If these squabbling princes have any desire to once again be part of a stable realm, they must submit to our rule.	Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following region: Burma	Every owned provinces in the Burma region gets "Bengali Rule in Burma" for 20 years, giving: −0.05 Monthly local autonomy Bengal gains permanent claims on the following area: Yun-Gui Frontier	End Arakan Piracy Conquer Assam
Defy the Dragon As long as we pay tribute to the Chinese Emperor, our sovereignty is not truly our own. The Dragon must not only be defied, but humiliated; we shall launch an invasion into the Chinese frontier.	Bengal is not a tributary subject Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following area: Yun-Gui Frontier	Bengal gets "In Defiance of the Dragon" until the end of the game, giving: +5% Morale of Armies +1 Yearly Legitimacy	Conquer Burma
The Tiger Triumphant Bengal must establish a great empire, surpassing any in India or beyond. We must triumph over any who would oppose us.	Bengal: Has at least 2 stability Bengal or its non-tributary subjects own the following regions: Hindustan Bengal	Bengal gets the event "The Tiger Triumphant"	The Grand Trunk Road Conquer Burma

Bengali development

Mission	Completion requirements	Effects	Prerequisites
Establish Mint Towns A strong empire needs a strong currency. We must establish a series of towns with the infrastructure and authorization to mint coins to fill our coffers.	Bengal: Has at least 1000 ducats Owns at least 10 provinces with a workshop	Bengal: Gains 50 Administrative Power Gets "Mint Towns" for 20 years, giving: +10% Production Efficiency +0.1% Yearly Inflation Reduction
Modernize Production Our most important exports are textiles woven of silk and cotton. We are making advancements in industrial technology that will greatly boost our production potential. We must invest in the mass production of these exports.	Bengal: Owns at least 5 provinces with a Textile Manufactory Owns at least 5 provinces with a Plantation	Bengal: Gains 50 Diplomatic Power Gets "Modernized Textile Industry" for 20 years, giving: +20% Institution Spread −10% Diplomatic Technology Cost	Establish Mint Towns
Patronize Sufi Scholars A number of Sufi mystics have begun to settle on the frontier regions of the Delta. These towns and villages are underdeveloped, and would gain much from our patronage. We should support the efforts of these Sufis to bring prosperity to the Delta.	Bengal: Is at least 33 towards Mysticism Owns at least 5 provinces with a Mosque The Clergy estate has at least 60 loyalty	Bengal gets "Sufi" for 20 years, giving: −15% Construction Cost +10% Religious Unity
Clear the Delta The Delta region is filled with thick jungles that impede our ability to cultivate the land. The frontier settlements of Sufi mystics offer an opportunity to clear away parts of the jungle.	All of the following provinces are owned by Bengal and have either a Mosque, Great Mosque, Market Place, Trade Depot, or Stock Exchange: Sunderbans (2039) Bengal Delta (561) Dhaka (564) Chittagong (568) Nasirabad (2046) Fathabad (4475) Sonargaon (4474)	Bengal gets the event "Reclamation of the Delta"	Patronize Sufi Scholars
Convert Bengal While our relationship with the Hindu population has been largely acceptable, it would surely be preferable to rule a state where the people follow the true faith. The Sufis are already active in the Delta. They should be put to work throughout our core territory, evangelizing our religion.	All provinces in the following areas follow the Bengal's state religion: East Bengal Gaur West Bengal Province 'Nasirabad' (2046)	Bengal gets "One Faith in Bengal" 20 years, giving: +1% Missionary Strength +2 Tolerance of the True Faith If Bengal has a stability of less than +3, then it gains 1 stability, else it gains 50 administrative power.	Clear the Delta
Grand Bengali Shipyards We must construct a great fleet to defend our shores from the naval powers of the world who hungrily eye our territory. To build this fleet, we will need shipyards the likes of which the world has never seen; a truly industrial effort.	Bengal: Has at least 50 heavy ships Owns at least 10 provinces with a Grand Shipyard	Bengal: Gains 3 innovativeness Gets "Proto-Industrial Shipyards" until the end of the game, giving: +5% Heavy Ship Combat Ability +5% Ship Durability -5% Diplomatic technology Cost	Clear the Delta