Dzungar

Primary culture

Oirat (Altaic)

Capital province

Kobdo (718)

Government

Steppe Nomads

State religion

Vajrayana

Technology group

Nomadic

Oirat ideas

Traditions:

+20% Cavalry combat ability

−20% Core-creation cost

Fearsome Warriors of Tumu

−10% Cavalry cost

+1 Land leader maneuver

Life of the Steppe Warrior

−20% Land attrition

The Four Oirats

+1 Yearly legitimacy

+1 Yearly horde unity

Todo Besheg Script

−5% Technology cost

Legacy of the Great Khan

−15% Aggressive expansion impact

Defiance of the Dzungars

+15% Manpower recovery speed

+5% Discipline

Glory of Conquest

+25% National manpower modifier

Ambition:

+1 Land leader shock

Dzungar is a Vajrayana Buddhist Steppe Horde in the Tartary region of East Asia. It is only present in historical start dates from 1634 onward, but can appear as a revolter state if Oirat is destroyed or reduced to less than 10 provinces, in which case it gains cores over North and South Dzungaria.

Decisions[edit]

id

Reform Great Yuan

The heirs of Kublai Khan once ruled over all Chinese and Mongol lands. Let us rise to reclaim the legacy of the old Yuan and crush the weaker lineages that have attempted to claim the Empire that is our birthright!

Potential requirements

Yuan does not exist.
The country:

is in the Altaic culture group.
was never an end-game tag
is not Mughals, Qing, Ming or Manchu.
is not a colonial nation.
has not yet enacted this decision.

If the country is AI-controlled, then:

it can not be a custom nation.
it can not be a former colonial nation.
it must own at least 8 cities.

Allow

The country:

is not at war.
is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
has a stability of at least 2.
owns its core provinces Xilin Gol (723), Beijing (1816), Qaraqorum (2190), and Xuanhua (2136).
owns or has a non-tributary subject own all provinces of Mongol, Korchin, Khalkha, and Oirat culture.

If Mandate of Heaven DLC is active and there is an Emperor of China:

then the country must be Emperor of China.

else if Common Sense DLC is active:

the country must be an empire.

else:

the country must have 1000 development

Effects

If Beijing (1816):

is a part of the Holy Roman Empire but the country is not a member of the HRE

then

Beijing (1816) leaves the HRE.
the emperor of the HRE:
- loses 1 imperial authority.
- gets the opinion modifier “Removed provinces from the Empire” towards the country, worth −50 opinion with a yearly decay of 1.

Beijing (1816):

becomes the capital of the country.
gains 1 base tax, 1 production, and 1 manpower.
is renamed to Khanbaliq.
has its capital renamed to Khanbaliq.

The country:

becomes Yuan.
gets a permanent claim on every province of China, Manchuria, Mongolia, and Tibet that it does not own.
gains 20 prestige.

If Yuan:

is a member of the Holy Roman Empire but not the emperor or an elector
- then all its provinces are removed from the HRE.
is not using custom ideas
- then it gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.

Xilin Gol (723):

is renamed to Xanadu.
has its capital renamed to Xanadu.

Xuanhua (2136):

is renamed to Zhongdu.
has its capital renamed to Zhongdu.

id

Re-form the Ilkhanate

The Ilkhanate, successors to the Mongol Empire in Persia, once ruled over a great empire. It is time to restore this legacy and rule Persia as a new dynasty of Ilkhans.

Potential requirements

The country:

was never an end-game tag.
is not Timurids or Persia.
is not ruled by the ‘Timurid’ dynasty.
is in the Altaic or Tatar culture group.
has its capital in Persia (region).
has not yet enacted this decision.
has enacted Steppe Nomads.

If the country is AI-controlled, then it can not be a custom nation.

Allow

Ilkhanate does not exist.
The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
owns all provinces of Persia (region).

Effects

The country:

becomes Ilkhanate.
gains 25 prestige.
gets the modifier “Increased Centralization” for 20 years with the following effects:
- −0.05 monthly autonomy change,
- +1 national unrest.