Danish events
This is a list of all of Denmark's events:[1]
Events[edit | edit source]
The Pluralistic Government of [Root.Monarch.GetName]
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Upon succeeding to the throne, [Root.Monarch.GetName] bypassed the Rigsråd and used the chancellery to grant commercial privileges to merchants, overriding the claims of Danish nobles and traders of the Hanseatic League. In 1517 Christian accused the governor of Copenhagen Castle of poisoning his lover Dyveke, and thereafter he ignored the Rigsråd and the royal charter. He created an essentially bourgeois government with the burgomaster of Malmø, Hans Mikkelsen, as his special counselor.
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Mean time to happen
150 months |
Rule with the support of the bourgeoisie.
Rely on the Royal Council.
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In 1481 King Christian I died and left the throne to his son Hans. Since the Battle of Brunkeberg in 1471, Sweden had not been a part of the Union in anything but name. In 1483 the Councils of the Scandinavian kingdoms drafted the Halmstad Recess, an attempt to provide a Scandinavian constitution which asserted the supremacy of the high nobility, but Sten Sture, the chancellor of Sweden, refused to send a delegation to Halmstad. The Swedes delayed signing the document until 1484, and then with certain provisos.
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500 months |
Draft the Scandinavian Constitution
Drop the whole idea |
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Under King Hans, who came to the throne in 1481, the fleet was given a more organized structure, and during his reign large ships were built by royal order. The 'Engelen' was built in Sønderborg, where there was a good supply of oak for shipbuilding. The 'Maria', which was just as big, seems to have been built in Copenhagen, which has gradually become the home port of the fleet. By 1509 Denmark had one of the largest and best navies in Europe.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1500 and 1520. |
Mean time to happen
60 months |
Expand the Navy |
Peder Oxe
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Peder Oxe was a financial genius who was recalled from exile by Frederik II when the Nordic Seven Years War had ruined the Danish economy. With Oxe at the helm from 1567 it did not take long before the state finances had recovered. He convinced the aristocracy to contribute more and reorganized the Sound Due so that the revenues tripled. He also improved the agriculture and educational system. Until his death in 1577, Peder Oxe and a few other lords were the de-facto rulers of Denmark.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1566 and 1586. |
Mean time to happen
60 months |
An Excellent Minister!
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The Mercantile Reforms of Christian IV
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Christian IV was inclined to occupy himself with every minor detail of his administration while losing sight of the larger problems. Not only did he personally lay down the lines of Denmark's mercantilist policy, he even established the import duties, he started state-subsidized and privileged trading companies and manufactories - all of them with no marked success - and insisted on auditing their accounts personally.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1600 and 1700. |
Mean time to happen
300 months |
Mercantilist Reforms
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The Absolutism
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Absolutism in Denmark was a result of the lengthy political crisis and the acute state of emergency which resulted from the last of the Karl Gustav wars against Sweden in 1657-60. Despite his weak position when elected king in 1648, Frederik III's political skill allowed him to succeed in ousting two of his main adversaries in the Rigsråd as early as the 1650s. The two were the seneschal Corfitz Ulfeldt and the governor of Norway Hannibal Sehested, who were both married to Frederik's half-sisters. The king's heroic conduct during the siege of Copenhagen in the winter of 1659 had, in addition, made him widely popular at a time when the nobility and the Rigsråd were increasingly being discredited. In October 1660, these events led the estates - the nobility only reluctantly - to create a hereditary monarchy. The new system meant that the king was no longer dependent on the Rigsråd, and he immediately used his new power to introduce absolutism, which was temporarily established on 10 January 1661 in the Hereditary Monarchy Act before being fully set out in Kongeloven (the King's Law) of 1665, the basic law of Danish absolutism.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1650 and 1750. |
Mean time to happen
300 months |
The King shall rule supreme
The King must heed the Council |
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The reign of Frederik II saw a marked increase in Danish sea power, and the king took a deep personal interest in building up the fleet. This policy was continued and further developed by his legendary son, Christian IV, who sailed with the fleet every year during his reign. Christian IV's intense interest in the fleet was manifest at all levels, from the naval base at Bremerholm to the duties of his admirals and the equipment of the ships.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 160 and 1620. |
Mean time to happen
60 months |
Reform the Navy
Reform the Army |
Peder Griffenfeld
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Peder Griffenfeld was perhaps the most brilliant advisor a Danish king has ever had. Peder was born Schumacher to a wealthy Copenhagen family. After study and travel abroad in 1654-62, he returned to enter state service as royal librarian. Soon winning the favor of the absolutist king Frederick III, he became secretary of the king's chamber, in which post he drafted the 1665 Kongeloven ('King's Law'), which was a justification of absolutism. In 1670, the year of the king's death, Schumacher was made Count Griffenfeld. By 1674 he had risen to the post of high chancellor of Denmark under King Christian V.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1673 and 1693. |
Mean time to happen
60 months |
An Excellent Minister! |
The Great Northern Conflict
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In 1697, the 15 years old Charles XII ascended the Swedish throne. Seeing the opportunity, the Russian Czar Peter I allied with Denmark and Poland-Saxony in 1699. However, with British and Dutch naval assistance, Charles XII landed on Zealand and promptly defeated the Danes, then moved to Estland where his badly outnumbered Swedes (1 to 5) won a crushing victory over the Russians. Instead of finishing the Russians, Charles moved against August II of Poland-Saxony and drove him out of Poland in 1704, having the pro-Swedish Stanislaw Leszczynski elected King. Then he subjugated Saxony in 1706. While the Russians started the construction of St Petersburg (1703) and rebuilt their armies, they also took parts of Estland (1704-1706). Charles then decided to march to Moscow via the Ukraine where the Cossacks under Mazeppa had again risen in revolt (1708). The harsh winter and Russian raids decimated his army and he was finally beaten at the battle of Poltava in 1709. The wounded king escaped to the Ottomans. The Russians were encircled by the Ottomans on the Prut River, but Peter succeeded through bribery to obtain a safe conduct in exchange for Azov. While Charles was still exiled in Turkey, Russian, Danish, Hanoverian and even Prussian troops captured most of the Swedish lands around the Baltic. Having emerged from Turkish internment, Charles got killed in 1718 in front of the Norwegian fortress of Frederickshald. Sweden lost most of her Baltic empire in the peace treaties that followed.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1750. |
Mean time to happen
150 months |
Reclaim Skåne
Do nothing |
The Mercantile Reforms of Christian VI
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Christian VI was a firm believer in heavy-handed mercantilism and large state controlled manufactories. Although his protectionist reforms did have a positive effect on the for Denmark all-important agriculture, they were mostly costly failures that retarded the commercial development of the nation for decades to come.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1730 and 1760. |
Mean time to happen
90 months |
Mercantilist Reforms |
Pietism
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Like his consort, Sophie Magdalene of Brandenburg-Kulmbach, Christian VI was imbued with German pietism and devoutly encouraged a pietistic national church. He banned theater performances on Sundays and holidays, and after 1738 actors and entertainers were not even allowed to enter the country. Frivolous amusements were also banned at court, but the royal couple's love of splendor led to costly buildings, such as Christiansborg Castle (built 1733-45).
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1800. |
Mean time to happen
300 months |
Endorse Pietism Gain country modifier "Pietism" until the end of the campaign, giving: Outlaw Pietism Gain country modifier "The Conventicle Edict" until the end of the campaign, giving: |
The Regency of J.H.E. Bernstorff
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In 1766 Christian VII was crowned king of Denmark, succeeding his father Frederik V. Christian was unfortunately quite insane. His mental instability has been attributed to a brutal childhood governor and to morally corrupt court pages. After his 1766 marriage to Caroline Matilda, the daughter of Frederick, Prince of Wales, he gave himself up to debauchery. During his entire reign the country was run by others. First up was the foreign minister J.H.E. Bernstorff, a devious and competent man who managed to get Catherine II of Russia to renounce some of her claims to parts of the duchy of Holstein. However, Bernstorff's position grew increasingly precarious and he was dismissed from office on Sep. 15, 1770.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1725. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Ok |
The Regency of Struensee
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Johann Friedrich Struensee took over as the real ruler of Denmark after Bernstorff was dismissed. Originally a German physician, Struensee came to know the Danish king when he was named to accompany the mentally unstable Christian VII on a European tour (1768-69), a post that led to Struensee's appointment as court physician in 1769. Dominating the king, he became the lover of Queen Caroline Matilda in 1770. He was soon able to abolish the council of state and the office of statholder (governor) of Norway in 1770. In June 1771 he had the king name him privy Cabinet minister, and in July he was made a count. From March 1771 until January 1772 Struensee introduced a number of reforms, including freedom of the press, reduction of peasant labor service, a unitary judiciary, and reform of Copenhagen's municipal government. Having alienated many officials, however, he was the victim of a conspiracy in January 1772, when he was arrested and tortured to death for his liaison with the queen.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1725. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Ok |
The Regency of Ove Høegh-Guldberg
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Høegh-Guldberg was of humble background. He earned a theology degree in 1753, and in 1761 became professor of rhetoric at Sorø academy. He was appointed tutor to Prince Frederik, half brother of the future king Charles VII, in 1764. As Frederick's private secretary in 1771, he shared Frederik's hostility to Count Johann Friedrich Struensee, then supreme in Denmark through his domination of Christian VII - Høegh-Guldberg took part in a conspiracy that led to Struensee's arrest and execution in 1772. Thereafter, Høegh-Guldberg, along with Prince Frederik and the dowager queen Juliana Maria, gained significant power in the Danish state. In 1774 Høegh-Guldberg was made confidential cabinet secretary. Soon, without consulting the other council ministers, he was issuing orders signed by the incompetent Christian VII. He took over control of foreign policy after dismissing foreign minister Count A.P. Bernstorff in 1780. Høegh-Guldberg was forced out of power during a 1784 coup d'etat led by Prince Frederik.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1725. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Ok |
The Regency of A.P. Bernstorff
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Recalled to office in April 1784, Bernstorff, until his death, served as foreign minister in a moderate liberal government. He supported a series of reform measures including the regulation of landlord-peasant relations and the emancipation of the serfs. In foreign affairs, Bernstorff carefully pursued a policy of neutrality. When the French Revolution broke out, he condemned any interference in the domestic affairs of France and avoided every anti-French coalition. In March 1794 he negotiated a neutrality treaty with Sweden for protecting the merchant shipping of both countries by combined squadrons. Bernstorff's foreign policy won him the respect of European diplomats - his domestic policy gained him such popularity among the Danes that his death (June 21, 1797) was regarded as a national calamity.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1725. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Ok |
The Great Agricultural Reform
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Denmark was and is primarily an agricultural nation, and it was one of the first to adopt the new farming methods and tools that were invented in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Fields were reallotted, improved plows were used, crop rotation was introduced and new high-yield crops (potato, Indian corn) from the new world were taken into wide use. Not all of the reforms were greeted with joy by the peasants, but the most unpopular by far involved the splitting of villages into separate farms so that the peasants could live closer to their fields.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1700 and 1800. |
Mean time to happen
300 months |
Reform the agriculture Five random owned provinces in Europe gain Reform the army |
Tycho Brahe
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Tycho Brahe was a Danish astronomer whose work in developing astronomical instruments and in measuring and fixing the positions of stars paved the way for future discoveries. His observations - the most accurate possible before the invention of the telescope - included a comprehensive study of the solar system and accurate positions of more than 777 fixed stars.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1576 and 1600. |
Mean time to happen
72 months |
Ok |
University of Copenhagen
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King Christian I of Denmark founded the University of Copenhagen 1479 as a studium generale. The university became a center of Roman Catholic theological learning, but also had faculties for the study of law, medicine, and philosophy.
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The
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Mean time to happen
75 months |
Sponsor the University |
St. Clare's Monastery
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King John I and Queen Christina founded the St. Clare's Monastery in Copenhagen in 1497 with a gift of the former royal vegetable gardens in an area known as Rosengård. The Queen made a donation of 40 Rhenish Guilders for construction of the monastery in 1498. Seven years later, in 11 August 1505, the monastery was completed and consecrated. The monastery consisted of a dormitory, refectory, church, infirmary, cellars and places for lay sisters and a priest to stay.
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Mean time to happen
60 months |
Ok |
Den Anden Store Manddrukning
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'In the evening a great storm and bad weather rose from the southwest out of the sea. The wind began to blow so hard that no sleep could touch our eyes. When we had been lying in bed for about an hour my son said to me, 'Father, I feel water dripping into my face.' The waves were rising up at the sea dike and onto the roof of the house. It was a very frightening sound.'
A sudden storm tide has struck the coast of Slesvig and Dithmarschen, overrunning dikes, and covering the entire North Frisian countryside in water. As water levels rise thousands of people are killed or displaced. Entire islands and settlements have been washed away by the waves never to be seen again.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1630 and 1640. |
Mean time to happen
30 months |
Is this the end?
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Death of Adolf VIII
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Since 1439 the entirety of the Duchy of Schleswig has been a hereditary fief under the Danish crown ruled by Count Adolf of Holstein. Adolf's death has left Schleswig without a clear line of succession however even though the deceased duke tried to make arrangements for his favorite nephew, [Root.Monarch.GetName] to inherit both of his titles. The local nobles worry that the Duchy and County could be separated, parting their possessions and costing them dearly.
By guaranteeing the rights of the estates of Schleswig and Holstein as well as compensating other claimants we might be able to acquire both titles.
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Option conditions
We must acquire both titles!
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Treaty of Ribe
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The nobles of Holstein and Schleswig have agreed to support [Root.Monarch.GetName] as the new Duke of Schleswig and Count of Holstein. In return we have promised to keep the lands of the two titles undivided to further the interests of the landholders there. Schleswig and Holstein are now an indivisible part of our domain even if one is a Danish duchy and the other a Holy Roman County.
In order to keep the titles equal in rank the Holy Roman Emperor has now agreed to elevate the County of Holstein to a duchy, confirming our right not only to the county that Adolf VIII left behind but also to the small province of Dithmarschen to the west.
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Is triggered only by
the event Death of Adolf VIII. |
Quite simple, really. |
The State of Denmark
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Ever since the treaty of Kalmar in 1397 it has been stipulated that the crowns of Norway, Sweden and Denmark rest on one head. Denmark is the seat of this union, the dominant state in the north, and a would-be contender to the influence of the Hanseatic League. Newly crowned [Root.Monarch.GetName] has not inherited a Baltic empire however. His predecessor was deposed after having been defeated by the Hanseatics and now leads a life as a pirate on Gotland in the middle of the Baltic Sea. While the recently introduced Sound Toll is a great source of income the Crown has also been forced to pawn many of its lands to the major noble families of Thott, Gyldenstierne, Rosenkrantz, Rønnow, Frille to pay for the many expenses of keeping the union together and the failed wars of our predecessors.
If we are to prevent royal power from weakening we must get that land back, by any means possible.
Trigger conditions
The year is before 1450. |
Mean time to happen
120 months |
Nobility must aid and advice, never rule.
The nobles carry this kingdom on their shoulders, we must give them what they are owed. |
Bavarian Inheritance
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With the death of Johann of Palatinate-Neumarkt in 1443 Christopher inherited the family holdings in Oberpfalz. Their importance may pale in comparison to the Crowns Christopher holds in the north but they still provide a nice source of income on the side in these dire times.
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Mean time to happen
24 months |
In memory of Johann. |
The Succession of [Root.Monarch.GetName]
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As [Root.Monarch.GetName] is not getting any younger the royal council has begun to look around for suitable heirs in the widest sense. One of our most powerful vassals, [count_of_holstein.Monarch.GetName] of Schleswig-Holstein, has put forth the idea that [count_of_holstein.Monarch.GetHerHis] nephew and heir Christian, a descendant of Valdemar the Victorious, would be a suitable candidate.
[count_of_holstein.Monarch.GetName] has also made it clear that [count_of_holstein.Monarch.GetSheHe] will support the candidacy of Christian out of his own pocket.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1450 and 1490. |
Mean time to happen
120 months |
Virtue will show the way.
We cannot make any promises ahead of time. |
Herring Runs Out
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Once the waters off Skanör-Falsterbo in Skåne were so full of herring that you 'could cut them with a dagger'. Ever since the market of Skåne has been the major entrepôt for Fish export in the Baltic as well as the main entrepôt for any goods coming from Western Europe to the eastern ports.
Lately however the herring has been less bountiful and this year the catch has been so poor that it is impossible to support the market itself. As the Skåne Market dies so does one of the major sources of income for the crown.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1550 and 1600. |
Mean time to happen
120 months |
Regrettable. |
India
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A group of Merchants lead by Jan de Willum, Herman Rosenkrantz and Roland Crappe, has approached [Root.Monarch.GetName] asking to be given a charter to establish a Danish colony in India. The merchants are varyingly claiming to have already established ties with the 'King of Ceylon' and the Raja of Tanjore and while it is unclear how much is actually behind these claims, it is clear that they do know the area quite well. Should we grant them an Indian Charter they will attempt to establish a Danish presence in India and to further our interests in the region.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1600 and 1700. |
Mean time to happen
120 months |
Immediate effects
Hidden effect:
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To India! We have concerns closer at hand. |
An Embassy from Denmark
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A man presenting himself as captain Pike has approached [Root.Monarch.GetName]. He claims to represent the [From.Monarch.GetTitle] of Denmark and ask that we let them create a trading factory in our port in [dansborg.GetName]. In return he offers financial compensation and 'protection' from other Europeans.
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Is triggered only by
the event India. |
Immediate effects
Hidden effect: One random owned port province (except capital) in India sub-continent
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An excellent idea!
I do not trust small fish.
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News from [From.GetName]
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Our first expedition to India has returned with news from Captain Gjedde. It seems he has convinced the local [From.Monarch.GetTitle] to agree to a Danish colony in the general area of [dansborg.GetName].
According to the good captain a new fort has already been constructed together with a small but profitable factory.
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Is triggered only by
the event An Embassy from Denmark. |
Great!
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Failure of the Indian Expedition
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Our expedition to India has returned with nothing but bad news. It seems the crew found their way to the island of Ceylon and immediately proceeded to occupy a local temple to use as a base of operations. As soon as the authorities found out they stormed the temple together with troops from another European nation already established in the area and ejected our men.
The ships continued to visit a number of ports but were met with similarly negative responses wherever they went, with many insisting that the Danish sailors were in fact pirates.
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Is triggered only by
the event An Embassy from Denmark. |
Regrettable. |
The Great Fire of Copenhagen
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What started as a small accident where two children played with candles has grown into a great fire engulfing all of Copenhagen. For four days the fire has spread from house to house in the old medieval city center, entire blocks are gone and tens of thousands have become homeless or killed. The fire has consumed a number of old and prominent buildings, among them the Copenhagen University Library with many of the works from the great minds of our country's past.
An ambitious restructuring plan has been suggested by our architects to rebuild what was lost, with a ban on half-timbered houses and a new network of orderly streets and blocks, far from the old medieval city that was destroyed by the fire. Others however point out that we would be wise to rebuild as quickly as possible, thousands are without homes and there is little room to waste any time...
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1720 and 1730. |
Mean time to happen
30 months |
Go with the ambitious plan! Go with a realistic plan! |
The Murder of Poul Laxmand
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The leader of the Royal Council and one of the richest men in the country, Poul Laxmand, has been murdered in broad daylight in Copenhagen. According to eyewitnesses two well-known nobles assaulted Laxmand with a knife and then threw him into a canal. As leader of the Royal Council Laxmand was a force to be reckoned with and not always on good terms with [Root.Monarch.GetName]. There are suspicions that he has not always served the good of the realm first. We might make good use of this incident to further weaken his supporters and confiscate his property. It is however very likely that such actions would reflect very poorly on us and some would think that [Root.Monarch.GetName] might be behind the murder [Root.Monarch.GetHerselfHimself].
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1500 and 1550. |
Mean time to happen
150 months |
'Your name is Lax, surely you can swim!'
We must find and punish his killers! |
Reforms of [Root.Monarch.GetName]
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Due to our shared position as a Maritime power in the North Sea and the Baltics we have always had close relations with the trading cities of the Low Countries. While Royal Power has traditionally remained strongly tied to the nobility in Denmark however political power has come to rely more and more on the Burghers in the Low Countries. Now however our interests and challenges are so closely aligned that [Root.Monarch.GetName] has been eyeing Dutch political and economic structures for inspiration.
Given free hands our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] is confident that [Root.Monarch.GetSheHe] could implement a set of far-reaching reforms to empower the Danish Burghers and strengthen our economy significantly.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1500 and 1550. |
Mean time to happen
150 months |
This is the future for our country. |
Religious Debate
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As the ideas of the Reformation spread through Europe a schism is growing in our country between those who defend the old and those who wish to reform the Church. A staunch follower of Lutheran teachings theologian Hans Tausen has built quite a following and have been able to rely on the protection of local burghers against his opponents within the Church. Others, like the Carmelite Poul Helgesen are critical of the Catholic establishment but reject the ideas of reformation.
The faith of Denmark is clearly swinging in the wind right now and small actions by [Root.Monarch.GetName] can likely have a great influence on our future.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1500 and 1530. |
Mean time to happen
90 months |
Let us take Tausen under our wings.
Let us promote voices of reason. |
Growth of the Cattle Trade
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For centuries the Oxen Road has carried armies and merchants up and down the center of Jutland. More than anything however it is used to bring thousands of cattle to the great market of Wedel. From there the oxen are brought via Stade, Hamburg and Lübeck and resold all over northern Germany. As population in the late 16th century continues to soar, both in northern Germany in general and the Baltic region in particular, the demand for cattle, grain and fish is rapidly rising. The size of the herds brought south are now approaching 40 000 oxen for each market.
Export of agricultural produce and especially oxen is earning a fortune of German and Dutch money for our landed nobility and market town burghers. Some worry however that this development is empowering the large estates of the nobility while small time free peasants suffer...
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1540 and 1580. |
Mean time to happen
120 months |
More money has never harmed anyone! |
Markus Hess
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The growing economy of Copenhagen, Malmø and other rich Market Towns has seen the emergence of a new breed of burgher aristocrats. These men are eager not only to find opportunity to enrich themselves but are ready to ally with the state to create future wealth for both themselves and us.
Few embody this ideal as much as Markus Hess, the mayor of Copenhagen and personal head of trading enterprises from the Netherlands to Spain and from Iceland to Estonia. Hess has a number of close ties to the crown, at times single-handedly taking responsibility for supplying the navy and army with certain goods as well as by facilitating financial contacts with the Dutch.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1560 and 1590. |
Mean time to happen
90 months |
Let him do what he does best! Loans you say? |
Corfitz Ulfeldt and the Royal Council
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The Danish Royal Council of the Realm and the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] have a long history of disagreeing on the limits of power. The current Rigshofmester, Count Corfitz Ulfeldt, is also the brother-in-law of [Root.Monarch.GetName] and has ambitiously tried to extend the power of the council and the noble families of the realm. Attempts to divorce the count from his office has ended in failure as he has the support of the Nobility and full power of the administration. Ulfeldt is a skilled intrigue-maker and has in the past several times managed to outplay royal power and other adversaries, demonstrating his own authority through various devices.
As the sole administrator of the Sound Toll it is also believed that Ulfeldt may be siphoning significant state income but using this excuse to depose him would likely come at a high political cost.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1600 and 1650. |
Mean time to happen
150 months |
Let us be rid of this traitor in our midst!
Back down to the Nobles. |
On Miracles, signs and revelations
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Throughout his professional life the Bishop of Ribe, Jens Dinesen Jersin, has been a man of renown. Early in his life he attempted to reform Latin education by introducing explanations and translations in Danish rather than Latin itself. Secondly the Bishop is a proponent of a practical pious approach to faith, authoring two immensely popular religious texts, 'Vera via vitae, en riktig vei til det evige liv' and 'Troens kamp oc seier'.
Recently however Jersin has been fighting popular superstition through a text titled 'Om miracler, tegn oc obenbaringer oc deris udleggelse', attempting to free the minds in his diocese of worries about the supernatural.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1600 and 1630. |
Mean time to happen
90 months |
Interesting. |
Niels Juel
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Putting his experience of dutch shipbuilding and his apprenticeship under Maarten Tromp and Michiel de Ruyter to good use Niels Juel is a force to be reckoned with. Juel is constantly trying to improve and modernize the tactics and organization of the Danish Navy in times of peace. In times of war he has proven that he is greatly skilled in the practice of Naval warfare itself, achieving shockingly effective results against superior foes.
While Juel has had to deal with the traditionalists in the navy his brilliance is becoming increasingly obvious both at home and abroad. It is time we reward him with the recognition his talent deserves.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1670 and 1690. |
Mean time to happen
60 months |
Let us put his administrative ability to use. He will serve us as an admiral at sea. Gain an admiral named "Niels Juel" with: |
Dorothea of Saxe-Lauenburg
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A strict woman with a great interest in politics and some influence, Queen Dorothea of Saxe-Lauenburg participates in appointing and dismissing officials. Her lady-in-waiting Birgitte Gøye was only fourteen years old when her family forced her to become engaged to Jesper Daa but with the queen's friendship she managed to break the engagement. Bishops and professors were told to investigate the matter which led to a new law that banned parents from arranging engagements for their minor children.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1511 and 1571. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Her political interest and experience may be useful to us.
Good to know. |
New events from version 1.34[edit | edit source]
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The Fate of Eric Gryf
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “Retake Gotland” mission |
Banish him from Gotland.
Let him rule over Gotland. His piracy might come in handy.
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Colonization of a New World
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “Discover the New World” mission |
Immediate effects
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Option conditions
Send the settlers to [dan_rnw_colonial_province.GetName].
Send the settlers to [dan_hudson_bay_colonial_province.GetName].
Colonize [dan_canada_colonial_province.GetName].
[dan_northeast_america_colonial_province.GetName] should be our first colony.
[dan_southeast_america_colonial_province.GetName] is rightful [Root.GetAdjective] territory.
Too bad there are no coastal provinces left to colonize... (Nothing) |
The Ratification of the Kalmar Union
In the year [GetYear], the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [Root.GetName] gathered the nobles and clerics of all three Kingdoms yet again at [Root.Capital.GetName]. Today, the Kalmar Union is finally receiving the legal code which converts the members of the Union into actual Junior Partners of [Root.GetName]. From this day forth, Norway and Sweden will always be ruled by a [Root.GetAdjective] [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]!
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “Ratify the Kalmar Union” mission |
May this be the day of a new Era for Scandinavia!
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Københavns Universitet
The university is one of the few locations in [Root.GetName] which received a royal decree, making it into an autonomous institution free from royal interference and the usual laws governing the [Root.GetAdjective] people.
And the one which finally brings an end to the division of the North! Sweden and Norway have been integrated into the primary Crown of [Root.GetName], and the whole Scandinavian region is now going through a new Golden Era under [Root.GetAdjective] rulership!
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “Unite Scandinavia” mission |
Queen Margaret would be so proud now. |
[Root.Capital.GetName] Bloodbath
As the tensions rose between the two factions, the [From.Monarch.GetTitle] intervened and held a banquet for the [Root.GetAdjective] nobility. However, this was revealed to be a trap by the pro-unioists as many of the nobles wanting independence have been imprisoned and shortly thereafter executed for heresy!
Our people are in shock of the pure atrocities [Root.Monarch.GetName] was capable of. The [Root.GetAdjective] [Root.GetNobilityOrFallbackName] is completely decimated and the [Root.GetAdjective] populace comply with the Butchers of [From.GetName] for the time being. But the [Root.Capital.GetName] Bloodbath will be remembered forever in [Root.GetName]...
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “The brewing Revolution of [From.GetName]” option “We should gather the [From.GetAdjective] anti-unionists and... deal with them.” |
And such cruel [From.Monarch.GetTitle] shall rule us? Bah...
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Effects after selecting any option
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Advisor of Dansk Ostindien
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “Dansk Ostindien” mission |
We need somebody who manages the treasury. A good trader is exactly what we are looking for. Navigation has become of great concern lately. Navigation has become of great concern lately. |
[From.GetAdjective] Merchants in [Root.GetName]
Apparently, these traders are from [From.GetName] and seek out opportunities to invest in our economy in exchange for restricting our own trade within India.
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Is triggered only by
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Accept the deal.
Expel these foreigners from our land. |
The State of the Kalmar Union
Additionally to the struggle of keeping the Union together, the Nobility of Denmark itself is a threat to the stability of the Kalmar Union as the attention of the Danish King is split amongst the three Kingdoms. The nobles will regularly try to demand resources from the Crown to pursuit their own goals until their power has been greatly revoked.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
6 months |
Difficult times are ahead... |
Raise of the Sound Toll
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
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Immediate effects
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That's it! [From.GetName] siphoned enough Ducats from us for far too long!
We don't have the strength to contest [From.GetName].
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Effects after selecting any option
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[From.GetName] submits to [Root.GetAdjective] Trade Dominance
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “Raise of the Sound Toll” option “We don't have the strength to contest [From.GetName].” |
A wise decision from their [From.Monarch.GetTitle].
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Norway in the Kalmar Union
Nowadays, the Crown of Norway is the least important one of the three Kingdom titles. But voices within Norway wish to return their beloved country back to glory, and wish for more recognition within the Kalmar Union.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “The Crown of Norway” mission |
Set the Crown of Norway equal to our own Crown.
Keep the status quo. Degrade Norway into a [Root.GetAdjective] province instead.
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The Mercenaries of Germany
In [GetYear], the great [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [Root.GetName] gathered the leaders of the Germanic mercenary companies in [Root.Capital.GetName] to sign a royal contract between the [Root.GovernmentName] of [Root.GetName] and the mercenary companies. In exchange of the [Root.GetAdjective] wealth, the mercenaries promise their loyalty to the [Root.GetAdjective] crown.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “The German Mercenaries” mission |
Immediate effects
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These mercenaries will surely prove their worth.
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Sweden in the Kalmar Union
It is clear that the Swedish nobility is no longer happy with [Root.GetAdjective] involvement in their affairs. Fortunately for us, some of the Swedish ruling class are pro-unionist. We could use our resources to persuade the remaining nobility and convert them into pro-unionists too.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “The Crown of Sweden” mission |
Try to persuade the rest of the nobility to our cause.
They will eventually become pro-unionist on their own. To deal with the Swedish Nobility is pointless. Exploit Sweden's resources instead.
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The Dream of Freedom
Trigger conditions | Mean time to happen
60 months |
One day this dream will become reality!
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Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “The Dream of Freedom” option “One day this dream will become reality!” |
Draft the Scandinavian Constitution
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Discontent of the [Root.GetAdjective] Nobility
Trigger conditions | Is triggered only by
The event “The Scandinavian Constitution” option “Draft the Scandinavian Constitution” |
[From.GetName] cannot control us forever.
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The brewing Revolution of [From.GetName]
A large revolution is on the horizon. We must act unless we want to face the wrath of several [From.GetAdjective] pretender rebels.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “Discontent of the [Root.GetAdjective] Nobility” option “[From.GetName] cannot control us forever.” |
We can handle the revolts.
We should gather the [From.GetAdjective] anti-unionists and... deal with them. | |
Effects after selecting any option
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A new Capital for the North Sea Empire?
After so many centuries, the North Sea Empire is now restored once again, though this time England was not conquered by [Root.GetAdjective] Vikings but by our advanced society. Still, ruling over England will pose a problem due to the distance between [Root.Capital.GetName] and the English lands. It might be worth relocating our capital to London once again.
Regression in the English Channel
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Mean time to happen
1 month |
Darn...
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none
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
1 month |
(Dummy option for hidden event)
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The Consequences of the Bloodbath
Shortly after the arrival of all the nobles, however, the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] ordered a trial against the Swedish nobility, and exectued the majority of the nobles for heresy.
While this act was a gruesome one, it was one of necessity for our [Root.GovernmentName]. The Kalmar Union would fall apart if anti-unionist thoughts were to spread further in Sweden. The population of Sweden sees this event as a proof of Danish tyranny though...
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
After choosing an option an option in the “[Root.Capital.GetName] Bloodbath” event |
It had to be done. The Swedish people will have to accept it. |
The Pretender War of Sweden
While this Pretender War will be highly costly to our treasury and our manpower, it will at least show the Swedes that the [Root.GetAdjective] rule is not one of tyranny but of justice - unlike the one their nobilites try to enforce.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “The brewing Revolution of [From.GetName]” option “We can handle the revolts.” |
Finally the Swedes accept our rule.
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The Changing Role of the Mercenaries
In the end it is up to the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to make the final decision.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
Completing the “The Military Question” mission |
We should stick with the mercenary armies.
The time for a standing army has come for [Root.GetName].
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The new [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [Root.GetName]
However, the personal unions of Scandinavia have to elect [Root.Monarch.GetName] as their rightful ruler too. Otherwise the union might be in danger of falling apart...
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Immediate effects
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Option conditions
Our junior partners will love [Root.Monarch.GetName].
Grant our subject's Nobles additional privileges.
Ensure that the junior partners accept [Root.Monarch.GetName].
Personal Unions which have more than 90% Liberty Desire will always reject [Root.Monarch.GetName] while those with less than 10% Liberty Desire will always elect our ruler as their [Root.Monarch.GetTitle].
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Effects after selecting any option
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Election of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [Root.GetName]
A [Root.GetAdjective] Regent
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “Election of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [Root.GetName]” option “Propose a [Root.GetAdjective] [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] who shall rule over the union.” |
Immediate effects
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The administration of our [Root.GovernmentName] needs help.
A diplomat is what the union needs.
We need somebody with military experience.
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Effects after selecting any option
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The [From.Monarch.GetTitle] from [From.GetName]
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
After choosing an option an option in the “A [Root.GetAdjective] Regent” event |
Option conditions
The [From.GetAdjective] [From.Monarch.GetTitle] shall rule the union.
Reject this pretender [From.Monarch.GetTitle].
We already have a [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] at home. (Nothing) | |
Effects after selecting any option
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Re-Election of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of the Union
Not everyone within the union is aware of this change though. We have to let the other junior partners know that they have a new [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to elect - and this time there is no chance for custom suggestions.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The event “The [From.Monarch.GetTitle] from [From.GetName]” option “The [From.GetAdjective] [From.Monarch.GetTitle] shall rule the union.” |
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Option conditions
Our junior partners will love [Root.Monarch.GetName].
Grant our subject's Nobles additional privileges.
Ensure that the junior partners accept [Root.Monarch.GetName].
Personal Unions which have more than 90% Liberty Desire will always reject [Root.Monarch.GetName] while those with less than 10% Liberty Desire will always elect our ruler as their [Root.Monarch.GetTitle].
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Effects after selecting any option
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Re-Election of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]
Pretender Rebellion in [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetName]
We could set an example for these [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.Culture.GetName] rebels, and eliminate the pretender army, or we could try to orchestrate an assassination of their ragtag leader.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The five year pulse IV (Base weight: 100/500) |
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Crush the rebellion!
Go on a "hunt" with their leader. |
[Root.Monarch.GetName] loses Support in [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetName]
If we decide to grant some additional privileges to the nobility of [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetName], [Root.Monarch.GetName] might have a chance to be seen as the proper [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] of [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetName].
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
The five year pulse IV (Base weight: 100/500) |
Immediate effects
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Let [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetName] have their local regent rule over their lands.
A few more rights to [dan_rebellious_junior_partner.GetAdjective] nobility might do the trick. |
Demands of the [Root.GetNobilityOrFallbackName]
But our own [Root.GetNobilityOrFallbackName] is an enemy to the Kalmar Union as well. They exploit the divided attention of [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] and try to enforce their own demands on the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle].
Yet again, one of the nobles arrived this morning at the [Root.GetAdjective] court in order to siphon resources from the [Root.GetAdjective] Crown for one of their never-ending issues.[Root.GetDanNoblesDemand]
Trigger conditions | Is triggered only by
The five year pulse IV (Base weight: 100/500) |
Immediate effects
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Deny the [Root.GetNobilityOrFallbackName]. Accept the demands of the [Root.GetNobilityOrFallbackName].
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Effects after selecting any option
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Fall of the Kalmar Union
Trigger conditions | Mean time to happen
12 months |
This is the end of union... |