Champa

Primary culture

Cham (Malay)

Capital province

Vijaya (607)

Government

Mandala System

State religion

Hindu

Technology group

Chinese

Cham ideas

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Notes:

For Cham countries.

Traditions:

+15% Light ship combat ability

+1 Yearly navy tradition

Memory of the My Son Temples

+2 Tolerance of the true faith

A Seafaring People

−20% Light ship cost

South Indian Connections

+10% Global trade power

Cham Migrations

+15 Global settler increase

Che Man's Legacy

+20% Improve relations

Agarwood

+10% Trade efficiency

Resisting Foreign Rule

+10% Fort defense

Ambition:

+25% Naval force limit modifier

For the area, see Champa.

Champa is a Hindu state in Indochina. In 1444, it borders Lan Xang and Dai Viet to the North, and to the West Jarai, Koho, Rhade and Khmer. Champa is a tributary of Ming.

Strategy[edit | edit source]

Champa is in a tough position in 1444, surrounded by stronger neighbours and backed into a corner, but an experience player can work Champa out of their corner and create a prosperous kingdom.

When the game begins, rival Khmer, and anybody who rivaled you. You should start fabricating on Jarai, Koho, and Rhade. Also start fabricating on Khmer. They will almost always declared on by Lan Xang or Ayutthaya and Khmer will be weak and ripe for the picking. After you defeat Jarai, Rhade, Koho, and Khmer, you should be preparing for war with one of the big south asian blobs, namely Ayutthaya, Lan Xang, or Dai Viet. You could also colonize borneo, taiwan, or the Philippines. After you defeat the big blobs, Asia and the world is open to Champa's imperialism.

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