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The status of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ does not rest on the same old traditions as that of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ or the $ESTATE_CHURCH$. Instead they have had to make their own fortunes by working diligently and then risking the profit to again expand their businesses. As a rule, however, this has gone very well for them lately. While not as prestigious business is in many ways the backbone of our economy and through their control of the coins the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ have managed to increase their power over our country.
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are concerned with the great influence of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ in our state. They claim that many lower members of the nobility are disregarding the peace and law of the land, using their position of power and the lands they hold to take up unreasonable tolls and taxes for traders passing by. Some are even said to attack and waylay merchants, robbing or extorting them of their money.
Representatives of the [Root.GetAdjective] $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ now claim that the economic development of our country is held back by these excesses. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ on the other hand argue that they are simply charging reasonably for the use of their roads property. Some are willing to give the state a part of the share they take.
Without the old privileges and pedigrees of other factions the status and influence of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ is rarely quite as secure as that of those born into power. Lately a combination of financial misfortune and misdirected political ambitions have resulted in a loss of power and influence for the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ of [Root.GetName].
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ of an increasingly important trading city have approached the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] today asking to be granted privileges to be able to make the region thrive without the hindrance of many of our normal taxes. Should we provide them with these means to grow they assure us that the economy of the area would quickly improve, resulting in more wealth for the state.
Grain prices are notoriously unstable, anything from the weather where it is grown to incidents hurting its distribution can suddenly cause the price to rise significantly. As a result of one such sudden change there is currently an acute shortage of grain in many of our larger cities. Desperate to feed themselves the common people are directing their anger at the merchants who they feel are making good use of this situation to overcharge for their wares. The merchants themselves on the other hand claim that this is a natural result of the shortage and that there simply isn't enough bread to go around.
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are not the sole authority within their cities, the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ also have a strong presence in most big cities going back to their initial founding. Conflicts sometimes arise when the councils of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ implement rules that the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ disapprove of.
Such conflicts have become more and more commonplace and members of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ are openly acting in defiance of the various rules the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ have agreed upon in their cities. Delegates from various $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ dominated cities are now urging us to clarify the situation.
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ feel that they are unduly taxed and regulated when taking in mind the great importance of their work for our country. Tolls, taxes and various tariffs are holding them back from being able to accomplish even greater things and they will not hesitate to use all of their influence to abolish them.
The interests of prominent merchant households are being hurt by our repressive trade policies towards other countries. The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ support these families and have now petitioned us to compensate them by at least opening up some other restrictions on trade to compensate for their loss of income.
Economic development is not always without conflict. It seems rich Merchants in some of our $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ dominated cities have been attempting to bypass various guild privileges by outsourcing work to the homes of families living outside the city. The fact that this 'Putting-out System' has been a very profitable strategy only further enflame the Artisans in the city who feel their ancient rights have been trampled and that the carefully managed prices of their products will suffer. The [Root.GetAdjective] artisans now turn to the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to defend their privileges as the city councils has been unable to root out competition not based in the cities.
The growing power of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ has led to individuals from within their ranks to seek their fortunes in areas traditionally dominated by other groups. The sons of mid to low prominence families of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ now have the education and the ambition to match the more privileged classes and as a result an increasing number of them are now being employed as administrators, lawyers, officers as well as in other positions traditionally dominated by another estate. The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ still feel they are being unduly held back by the archaic rights and privileges of another era but their adversaries are growing very weary of the current 'unnatural' social mobility.
Unless we do something we risk losing the support of the privileged classes but if we withdraw our support of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ at this point this will likely have grave effects on our relations with them.
Our policy of cooperation with the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ has come to bear fruit in the form of economic development in many fields. The cities of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are prospering and our influence in international trade is growing rapidly.
Trade over large distances can be risky, if profitable. The weather, brigands and pirates remain a threat on land as well as on water. Normally the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ can cope with a certain amount of mishaps and have their own ways to protect themselves and insure their cargo. Lately, however, things have been going badly for a large number of Merchant families and some are at risk of bankruptcy. It may be prudent to offer some financial compensation to get them back on their feet.
While only a small portion of our population live in the cities the growing prosperity of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ is attracting an increasing number of people from the countryside. Some cities are growing so quickly that existing problems in terms of sanitation and overcrowding have gone from troubling to catastrophic according to the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$. The poor have taken up residence outside the city walls where filthy suburbs have sprung up and disease thrives.
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ find the situation intolerable and are now requesting that the state step in to provide help both in terms of resources and enforcement of rules outside of the walls. Only this way can this increasing urbanization actually lead to something good.
As the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ grow in power their calls for fewer trade regulations and taxes become more and more frequent. Many feel our country has an old-fashioned and repressive trade policy and that we would benefit from reducing the amount of taxes and tolls that hinder commerce.
The continuously deteriorating relationship between the state and the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ has reached the point where there is little trust at all for the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] in our major cities. Every state initiative is suspected at being aimed to contain the power of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ and tax evasion has become widespread.
It has now come to the point that a number of guilds have begun a general strike, demanding greater autonomy and freedom from the overbearing state.
Base estate:
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has long been one of the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, judges and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services no ecclesiastical manor, monastery or other estate pay any taxes to the state and the temporal authorities do not meddle in the internal affairs of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$.
Times grow dire, however, and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has long been one of the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, judges and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services many donations have been made over the years, both by the state and by others, in the form of villages to support the Brahman communities. These Brahmadeyas have over the centuries made our $ESTATE_CHURCH$ quite rich.
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has long been one of the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, judges and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services many donations have been made over the years, both by the state and by others, to the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and the gods they serve. These gifts have over the centuries made the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ quite rich and influential.
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ have always been the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, judges and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services many lands have been set aside as religious properties, exempt from most of our taxes. This way the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and the many fine projects they support can be provided for.
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has long been one of the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, judges and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services many donations have been made over the years, both by the state and by others, to the $ESTATE_CHURCH$. These gifts have over the centuries made the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ quite rich and influential.
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ have long been one of the foremost pillars of the [Root.GetAdjective] realm, providing not only spiritual guidance but also administrators, law scholars and diplomats for the benefit of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. In return for these great services many donations have been made over the years, both by the state and by others, to the great $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and their extensive land properties. These gifts have over the centuries made the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ quite rich and influential.
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
The power of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has never relied on the state itself. Rather it is in many ways the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ who through their ties to the spiritual realm lend their legitimacy to the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. A combination of deft political maneuvering, perceived bad omens and generous donations from our subjects have lately cemented the power of this estate.
More than any other Estate the influence of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ is dependent on their standing with the common man. It has been hard to put the finger at exactly why but over the recent years the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has come to be seen less as the spiritual guardians of our country and more as rich and corrupted intrigue-makers. Combined with some unfortunate investments in the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ properties themselves and poor political maneuvering the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ have been losing both power and influence.
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ of several prominent cities are accusing the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ of being greedy and indolent. The pious commoners are now withholding the tithe in a protest against a particularly bad example of misuse of the authority of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$. Pious $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are now objecting to paying tithes to the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ as they consider the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ unfit to receive them.
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ are furious and demand that we fine the obstinate $ESTATE_BURGHERS$.
Relations between the state and the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has now sunk low enough that it is entirely characterized by distrust and even open defiance. The Holy Places of our nation are centers of resistance to the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] and most of the faithful in our lands are doubting the legitimacy of our rule.
With things as they are it comes as no surprise that all it took for the situation to ignite was one small misstep by our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] during a religious ceremony last week. The peasants are now rising all over our country with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ inciting them and directing their anger towards us.
While none would openly defy the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ there are few states where they are as influential as in [Root.GetName]. There isn't a single institution in our country that isn't entirely under the influence of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and the power of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] depends on them now more than ever.
It is perhaps only natural that the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ now also wishes to take a more active role in the practical ruling of our country. Lately a number of suggestions have been made by their representatives to further harmonize our laws and traditions with those of the spiritual realm. The ambition is to cleanse our court culture from any unorthodoxy and to ensure that the country is governed according to religiously sound rules and ideals.
While many rulers can rely on the support of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ few have as strong supporters as we do. A long tradition of close cooperation and loyalty between us and $ESTATE_CHURCH$ has resulted in a situation where the Church thinks of itself as a part of the state administration rather than an independent actor. Throughout our state the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ are spreading the word of the excellence and spiritual strength of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle].
Many land donations are quite old and while they are always written down both landscape and names may well have changed since a donation was originally written. Recently the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ have been accusing several members of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ of outright land theft in the form of encroaching on lands donated to the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ long ago. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ on the other hand argue that it is the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ who are trying to seize land areas they do not own.
Whoever we decide to side with will become the majority land holder in the area.
There has always been some discrepancy between the religion actually taught and defended by the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and the actual faith of the people in the provinces. Most of the time the differences are small enough that the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ chooses to ignore them to instead focus on reinforce the more orthodox spiritual ideas of the people.
It seems however that certain ideas that are quite unorthodox, if rooted in old traditions, have begun to spread together with the [Root.Religion.GetName] faith among our non-[Root.Religion.GetName] subjects. The resulting mix of old heathen ideas, popular superstitions and the actual [Root.Religion.GetName] itself has been quite too much for the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ to stomach even if it seems to have made conversion a much more attractive proposition for our heathen subjects.
The time has come for the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ to appoint a new leader to assist our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] in the capital. The likely candidate is an old cleric with a solid history as a prominent member of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ behind him. He has however also acquired many enemies during his life who now hope to see a somewhat younger candidate with a less ugly past be appointed. As [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] it would not be hard to influence this election to the younger candidate who would likely be more loyal. To be seen to meddle in the affairs of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ however would very likely weaken the faction in the long run.
In response to the reduction of property of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ the people of the province have risen up to protect the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ from our soldiers.
Base estate:
Many of the families of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ won their current position due to the actions of a forefather who served the state in times of war. For most of their sons a life in the field is therefore the only imaginable career. With the modernization of the army however common officers are no longer entirely unusual. Members of the Nobility have now approached us asking that we guarantee what they feel is the given right of their class. No man should be able to take service as a commander in the [Root.GetAdjective] armies who is not of noble birth!
The state is not the sole source of influence in our country. Over the last few decades a charismatic champion of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ has successfully managed to increase the power of the leading families of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ over most of the institutions of our country.
Contacts and privileges can be powerful things, especially combined with ambition.
It's hard to monitor everyone everywhere all the time and the boundaries between individual land properties are often grounded in old traditions or documents written when the landscape may have looked quite different. For someone with the right resources this can be exploited. A number of prominent $ESTATE_NOBLES$ families have used their considerable influence in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName] to get away with expanding their properties considerably. If we want to protect the property of the state we must act soon.
A representative of the people living in an area dominated by one of the most prominent families of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ has approached the throne today imploring the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to take action against what he claims are systematic abuses of power against the people there. As the ruler of [Root.GetName] [Root.Monarch.GetName] has a responsibility to protect his people, not doing so will make us appear weak and may harm the long-term growth of the province. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ would likely not take kindly to chastising such a powerful member of their ranks however.
As both influential land owners and the traditional warrior class in our state the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ have not fared well lately. Through a combination of excessive infighting and poorly coordinated power plays the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ have lost influence in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName] and many have retired to their properties in the countryside.
Expensive clothes, great banquettes and impressive palaces are some of the most visible symbols of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ but the degree to which one family has money to spend on such things can vary greatly. In some cases the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ of our country are able to spend just as lavishly if not more so than the average noble. While there are old rules and traditions restricting such things for those of less noble birth these are hard to enforce efficiently. This is unacceptable to the powerful $ESTATE_NOBLES$ of our country who are now demanding that we update our laws on what an outsider can and cannot wear. They now suggest a number of heavy fines for anyone trying to rise visibly above their betters.
In time many of the everyday occurrences in the life of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] and [Root.Monarch.GetHerHis] predecessors has become the subject of ceremony. Being able to attend the bedroom of the ruler as [Root.Monarch.GetSheHe] dresses for instance is considered by many to be the best way to gain the ear of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. An elaborate court life will certainly limit the power of our nobles to plot against us in their countryside properties but it could also prove quite expensive. Denying them the right to be part of the daily life of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] entirely on the other hand would also limit their influence but the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ would likely resent it.
Relations between the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ and the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] could hardly be worse. The great sense of distrust is plainly visible by the almost deserted court in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName] as most prominent families keep to their countryside manors. Unless we do something soon state authority will deteriorate in the areas controlled by the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ but any demands from the state will likely be met with arms in hand at this point.
None of our subjects are more associated with war than the $ESTATE_NOBLES$. Generations ago their families served us or the states before us and won their current status on the field of battle. Ever since then most of them have kept their old traditions alive, training for a life in the field and making connections with others of the same inclination.
The current state of affairs in our country however has left us with few members of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ willing to fight our battles. Insubordination has become widespread among the higher officers and we have good reason to suspect more than a few hope for an unsuccessful war.
As the state and its bureaucracy grow there is an ever-growing need of people to oversee and administrate various lands and functions. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ have traditionally been more associated with military services to the state but have increasingly made it clear that they still expect to be first in line when government offices are being handed out. The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ on the other hand claim that the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ considers such appointments as mere rewards and will use them only to enrich themselves. Instead the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ argue we should appoint men out of individual merit.
The unexpected death of a trusted secretary has left a vacant position to be filled at the center of this conflict, with the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ supporting one candidate and the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ expecting us to pick another. While both candidates are talented men this has to be a political decision.
The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ have a long tradition of service to the state both as military leaders or more recently as dependable administrators. In a state where the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ are as strongly entrenched and loyal as ours this means that from time to time nobles of great talent and loyalty will emerge to lead the country to greatness.
The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ are refusing to accept the confiscation of their property in [Root.GetName] and have risen in revolt against us!
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Contents
- 1 Base estate: Burghers events
- 1.1 Advancement of the Merchant Classes
- 1.2 Robber Barons
- 1.3 Decline of the Merchant Classes
- 1.4 Growing City Request Privileges
- 1.5 Immoral Prices
- 1.6 Parallel Authority
- 1.7 Extended Privileges for the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
- 1.8 Hurtful Trade Policies
- 1.9 Cottage Industry
- 1.10 Social Mobility
- 1.11 Growth of the Economy
- 1.12 The risks of Trade
- 1.13 Urbanization
- 1.14 Economic Policy
- 1.15 Protests among the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
- 1.16 Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
- 2 Base estate: Clergy events
- 2.1 Libertas Ecclesiae - Christian
- 2.2 Temple Lands - Hindu
- 2.3 The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Pagan
- 2.4 The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Muslim
- 2.5 The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Other denominations
- 2.6 The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Buddhist
- 2.7 Advancement of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$
- 2.8 $ESTATE_CHURCH$ losing Power
- 2.9 Anticlericalism
- 2.10 Deteriorating Relations with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$
- 2.11 Triumph of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$?
- 2.12 Strong $ESTATE_CHURCH$
- 2.13 Land Theft
- 2.14 Popular Religion
- 2.15 $ESTATE_CHURCH$ Political Struggle
- 2.16 Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_CHURCH$
- 3 Base estate: Nobility events
- 3.1 Noble Birth
- 3.2 Advancement of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 3.3 Encroachment of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 3.4 Tyrannical Nobles
- 3.5 Declining Power of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 3.6 $ESTATE_NOBLES$ demand Stricter Sumptuary Laws
- 3.7 The Levee
- 3.8 Deteriorating Relations with the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 3.9 Insubordinate $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 3.10 Growth of the Administration
- 3.11 Tradition of Service
- 3.12 Rise of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 4 Cossacks estate: Cossacks events
- 4.1 Colonization of the Steppes
- 4.2 Cossack Aggression
- 4.3 Cossack Aggression
- 4.4 The [From.GetAdjective] Response
- 4.5 The [From.GetAdjective] Response
- 4.6 Growth of $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ Power
- 4.7 Decline of $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ Power
- 4.8 Petition for Privileges
- 4.9 Supplies for the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$
- 4.10 Grain Trade Disturbances
- 4.11 Cossack Settlers
- 4.12 Unrest among the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$
- 4.13 Cossack Expansion
- 4.14 Demands for Extended Privileges
- 4.15 [Root.GetName] Cossacks Revolt
- 5 Cossacks estate: Dhimmi events
- 5.1 Overzealous Qadi
- 5.2 Demands to lessen Taxes on Heathens
- 5.3 Religious Pragmatism
- 5.4 Marginalization of the Dhimmi
- 5.5 The $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ and the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
- 5.6 Administrators from the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$
- 5.7 Infidel Brigands
- 5.8 Riches of the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$
- 5.9 Revolt of the [Root.GetName] Dhimmi
- 6 Cossacks estate: Tribes events
- 6.1 Tensions between Nomads and Sedentary Population
- 6.2 Growth of Tribal Influence
- 6.3 Decline of Tribal Influence
- 6.4 Local Chiefs Complain
- 6.5 Chiefs are withholding Taxes
- 6.6 Our Horde is in disarray!
- 6.7 Our Tribes view the Horde as weak!
- 6.8 The Horde is not unified!
- 6.9 Return to the Old Ways!
- 6.10 Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
- 6.11 [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] after the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]
- 6.12 Tribes demand more men
- 6.13 Independent $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
- 6.14 Demands of the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
- 7 References
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Burghers events[edit]
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Advancement of the Merchant Classes
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Robber Barons
Representatives of the [Root.GetAdjective] $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ now claim that the economic development of our country is held back by these excesses. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ on the other hand argue that they are simply charging reasonably for the use of their roads property. Some are willing to give the state a part of the share they take.
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They only take what is their right. A random city of the country (except capital):
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We must curb such excesses! A random city of the country (except capital):
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Decline of the Merchant Classes
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Growing City Request Privileges
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Accept the Petition. The
A random province of the country that follow the triggering modifiers conditions:
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Immoral Prices
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Force the Merchants to lower their prices. The
We should not meddle in these things. The
We must pay for and distribute what bread there is. The country:
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Parallel Authority
Such conflicts have become more and more commonplace and members of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ are openly acting in defiance of the various rules the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ have agreed upon in their cities. Delegates from various $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ dominated cities are now urging us to clarify the situation.
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Side with the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$. The
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Side with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$. The
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Extended Privileges for the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
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Let us remove these obstacles! The
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The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ need to know their place! The
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Hurtful Trade Policies
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We must support the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$. The
The country:
We cannot let our trade policy be decided by these peddlers. The
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Cottage Industry
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We cannot stand in the way of progress. The
All provinces of the country that are marked:
We must safeguard the guild privileges. The
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Social Mobility
Unless we do something we risk losing the support of the privileged classes but if we withdraw our support of the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ at this point this will likely have grave effects on our relations with them.
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We must not stand in the way of these new men. The
The country:
If the country has the
If the country has the
If this country is the Emperor of China,
We must protect the ancient rights of the other Estates. The
The country:
If the country has the
If the country has the
If this country is the Emperor of China,
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Growth of the Economy
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Great. One of the following happens:
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The risks of Trade
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Compensate the Traders. The country:
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They knew what they were getting into. The
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Urbanization
The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ find the situation intolerable and are now requesting that the state step in to provide help both in terms of resources and enforcement of rules outside of the walls. Only this way can this increasing urbanization actually lead to something good.
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Mark province of the country that follows the triggering conditions:
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Attempt to improve conditions. The country:
All provinces of the country that are marked:
The
This is nothing unusual, the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ can handle it. All provinces of the country that are marked:
The
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id
Economic Policy
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The country:
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 400
Modifiers
The country has a diplomatic technologyof at least 20: ×2 |
Reduce Mercantilism. The country:
The
Refuse to change the Trade Policy. The
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Protests among the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
It has now come to the point that a number of guilds have begun a general strike, demanding greater autonomy and freedom from the overbearing state.
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The country:
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
Modifiers
The country has a |
They must be joking!
Give in to their demands. Every province of the country that follows the triggering condition:
The
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id
Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_BURGHERS$
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Appalled at the loss of their privileges the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ of the [Root.GetName] province have taken up arms against us!
Trigger conditions
None
Is triggered only by
revoking a province from the Burghers estate if it has less than 40 loyalty.
Ok.
Base estate: 
Clergy events[edit]
id
Libertas Ecclesiae - Christian
Times grow dire, however, and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
Temple Lands - Hindu
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Pagan
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Muslim
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Other denominations
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
The Riches of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ - Buddhist
Times grow dire however and the state has to cover an increasing number of expenses. Suggestions that perhaps the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ might make a voluntary contribution have not been favorably received.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Make it clear that they need to contribute.
We will find the money elsewhere.
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id
Advancement of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. The
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id
$ESTATE_CHURCH$ losing Power
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. The
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id
Anticlericalism
The $ESTATE_CHURCH$ are furious and demand that we fine the obstinate $ESTATE_BURGHERS$.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Then we must force them to pay!
If has estate
If has estate
A mild reprimand will be enough.
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Deteriorating Relations with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$
With things as they are it comes as no surprise that all it took for the situation to ignite was one small misstep by our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] during a religious ceremony last week. The peasants are now rising all over our country with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ inciting them and directing their anger towards us.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok.
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id
Triumph of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$?
It is perhaps only natural that the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ now also wishes to take a more active role in the practical ruling of our country. Lately a number of suggestions have been made by their representatives to further harmonize our laws and traditions with those of the spiritual realm. The ambition is to cleanse our court culture from any unorthodoxy and to ensure that the country is governed according to religiously sound rules and ideals.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Follow the recommendations of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$.
Reject their authority.
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id
Strong $ESTATE_CHURCH$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Great.
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id
Land Theft
Whoever we decide to side with will become the majority land holder in the area.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Side with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$.
Side with the $ESTATE_NOBLES$.
Favor neither party.
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Popular Religion
It seems however that certain ideas that are quite unorthodox, if rooted in old traditions, have begun to spread together with the [Root.Religion.GetName] faith among our non-[Root.Religion.GetName] subjects. The resulting mix of old heathen ideas, popular superstitions and the actual [Root.Religion.GetName] itself has been quite too much for the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ to stomach even if it seems to have made conversion a much more attractive proposition for our heathen subjects.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Attempt to root out this syncretism.
Better let this run its course.
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id
$ESTATE_CHURCH$ Political Struggle
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Do not meddle in the affairs of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$.
Support the younger candidate.
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id
Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_CHURCH$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. | |
Base estate: 
Nobility events[edit]
Noble Birth
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Guarantee their right to command our armies.
We cannot commit to such promises.
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Advancement of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
Contacts and privileges can be powerful things, especially combined with ambition.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Ok.
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Encroachment of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Let it slide.
Demand that the land be returned.
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Tyrannical Nobles
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Turn a blind eye.
Chastise the landowner.
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Declining Power of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Ok.
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$ESTATE_NOBLES$ demand Stricter Sumptuary Laws
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Bend to the wishes of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$.
Refuse to obey the $ESTATE_NOBLES$.
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The Levee
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Let's keep it at a modest level.
An elaborate and lengthy ceremony for the most influential.
We have no need of such things.
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Deteriorating Relations with the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Leave them be.
Force them to accept state authority.
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Insubordinate $ESTATE_NOBLES$
The current state of affairs in our country however has left us with few members of the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ willing to fight our battles. Insubordination has become widespread among the higher officers and we have good reason to suspect more than a few hope for an unsuccessful war.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Option conditions
 Unfortunate.
It is high time we replaced them with men of true ability.
It is high time we replaced them with men we can trust.
Let us consult the Brahmins, some of these learned men are clearly fit to lead.
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Enabled if:
Always
Growth of the Administration
The unexpected death of a trusted secretary has left a vacant position to be filled at the center of this conflict, with the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ supporting one candidate and the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ expecting us to pick another. While both candidates are talented men this has to be a political decision.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Option conditions
With a great pedigree come great abilities.
Self-made men are what we need to run this country.
Let us turn to the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ instead.
Let us turn to the $ESTATE_BRAHMIN$ instead.
Let us turn to the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ instead.
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Tradition of Service
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
a 5 year pulse. Base weight: 100
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Great!
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Rise of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_NOBLES$
Trigger conditions
|
Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. (Nothing) | |
Cossacks estate: 
Cossacks events[edit]
Colonization of the Steppes
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The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ complain that an increasing number of serfs are deserting the safe homes provided to them to seek their fortune among the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ of the Steppes. They feel we are to blame as we have allowed the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ to grow too powerful which is inspiring the serfs to abandon their rightful masters.
Representatives of the major families now demand that we limit the power of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ so that they can expand their latifundia in the regions bordering the steppe. This way, they argue, the wild fields can be tamed and the laws of the realm upheld.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Immediate effects
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These Serfs must be brought back.
We cannot afford to anger the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$.
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Cossack Aggression
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Moving quickly by boat or on horseback the Cossacks of the steppes are very adept raiders. Several such raids have lately laid waste to our countryside and even major cities some way from our borders. Once a raid has been executed these plunderers retreat back behind the borders of our neighboring countries as quickly as they came. Both the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ and our $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ have interests in the affected areas and both groups now demand that we do something.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
400 months |
Immediate effects
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Demand that these Cossacks be brought to Justice!
We will just have to let this slide.
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Cossack Aggression
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Moving quickly by boat or on horseback the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ of the steppes are very adept raiders. Several such raids have lately laid waste to the [From.GetAdjective] countryside and even major cities some way from our borders.
As the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ responsible are based inside our borders the [From.GetAdjective] have now demanded both compensation and for the culprits to be brought to justice.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
This matter is beyond our control.
Bring them to justice!
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The [From.GetAdjective] Response
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The [From.GetAdjective] response is that they refuse to take responsibility for the raids into our country, claiming that they are unable to control the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ themselves.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
We care little for such excuses.
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The [From.GetAdjective] Response
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The [From.GetAdjective] response has been to send some monetary compensation for the raids of their Cossack subjects which has made up for the damage to property. They also claim that they have brought the guilty parties to justice.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
If we could only believe that.
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Growth of $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ Power
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While few would dispute their influence on the Steppes the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ have many things working against them when it comes to gaining influence in the halls of power. The $ESTATE_NOBLES$ despise them and would see them all brought to work as serfs on their latifundia and their manners have not brought them many friends in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName].
Lately however things have been going their way. They have managed to defend their settlements and their services to the state as raiders are undisputable.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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Decline of $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ Power
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The free nature of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ and the distance between them and the halls of power in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName] has always been a problem for them. Lacking hereditary privileges the number of Cossacks registered with the state as officers with the benefits that entail have been decreasing steadily.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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Petition for Privileges
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Not all $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ are awarded the same privileges by the state. Traditionally rights are awarded to specific $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ that are willing to perform great services to the state in times of war. As these rights are not transferrable upon death this means that the influence of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ can vary greatly over time. According to the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ it is high time we grant them further privileges to bolster our numbers.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
We need more registered Cossacks!
Let them tend to their Steppes.
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Supplies for the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$
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Life on the frontier can be harsh and while the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ are used to fighting their own battles a little help from the central treasury could probably be put to good use. Last season was unusually harsh and together with an increasing number of Tatar incursions many $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ now have an urgent shortage of food for the coming months. If we were to supply the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ with grain as well as military supplies such as arms and uniforms we would not only be strengthening our defenders on the Steppes directly we would likely also tie them closer to our state.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Send them what they need.
They'll have to make do themselves.
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Grain Trade Disturbances
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There has always been tension between the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ and the other estates, if nothing else because of their uncommon manners and diverse backgrounds. Lately however these have increased considerably. The $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are alarmed at the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ raids and claim that they are targeting shipments of their grain. The $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ themselves claim that they are only attacking the Tartars and brigands in the area and that the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$ are simply mistaken. As there is little in the way of government representation in the area it is difficult to ascertain the truth but there is clearly friction between these two groups and we are expected to either reprimand or sanction one side in this conflict.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Support the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$.
Support the $ESTATE_BURGHERS$.
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Cossack Settlers
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The life of the Steppes has made the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ used to a frontier living. Constant threats from both a harsh climate in an unsettled land and of Tartar raiders have made the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ both feared warriors and hardy settlers.
As we turn our sights on the lands of Central Asia and Siberia it is becoming apparent that life on the eastern frontier is not that different from that of the Steppes we already control.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Enlist $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ Settlers.
We cannot trust the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$.
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Unrest among the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$
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The deep distrust of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ for the state in general and our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] in particular has culminated in a total breakdown of authority on the steppes. The communities of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ are openly hostile to our emissaries and de facto now act entirely independent from central authority.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Leave them alone, relations will improve in due time.
Crush the dissenters.
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Cossack Expansion
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Borders can often be theoretical things, especially in the wild fields. It seems the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ have expanded rapidly into an area that previously wasn't under their control. We could attempt to reverse this development but the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ would likely not take kindly to being removed from land they have worked hard to settle.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Immediate effects
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Accept the new Status Quo.
Reclaim the land from the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$.
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Demands for Extended Privileges
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The old dream of the $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ has always been to be accepted as the equals to the established estates such as the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ or $ESTATE_BURGHERS$. Never has this dream been closer to realization than now. The $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ have achieved great influence in our state and in many ways we rely on their support.
Given the favorable circumstances many $ESTATE_COSSACKS$ are now voicing their old demands for official recognition and privileges.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Preposterous.
Give in to their demands.
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[Root.GetName] Cossacks Revolt
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Unimpressed by our decree to vacate [Root.GetName] the Cossack host there has risen in revolt.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. (Nothing) | |
Cossacks estate: 
Dhimmi events[edit]
Overzealous Qadi
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The Qadi in one of our major cities has been using his influence to interpret Islamic law as well as the edicts of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] a bit too zealously. Not content to keep the status quo in the largely non-Muslim city he has been trying to actively force the non-believers to convert while systematically closing down their centers of worship.
After a recent suicide by a force-converted trader non-Muslims are now leaving the city en masse to settle somewhere more welcoming. While even the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ largely seem to find these actions too extreme they would likely consider any action taken against the Qadi to be much worse.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Stand by the Qadi.
Replace the Qadi and try to make amends.
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Demands to lessen Taxes on Heathens
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As our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] was on his way to the weekly procession to the royal Mosque a large number of $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ had assembled in front of the building, preventing the passage of our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] and demanding that some of the discriminatory taxes against non-Muslims such as the temple or pilgrimage taxes be revoked.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Immediate effects
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Trample the dissenters!
Revoke some of the Taxes!
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Religious Pragmatism
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While not everyone may like it the non-Muslims in our realm have been growing in influence over the last few years. Members of the Dhimmi are frequently seen even among the more important Trade Guilds of our country and many serve as administrators in our provinces or have been allowed to keep their hereditary titles.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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Marginalization of the Dhimmi
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While they make up an important part of our society the non-Muslims have lately been losing ground to other groups. They are regularly looked over for any type of government service, have to pay a number of discriminatory taxes and often see business deals going to their Muslim competitors.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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The $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ and the $ESTATE_NOBLES$
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Many among the Muslim $ESTATE_NOBLES$ have been voicing complaints at what they feel is an unjust and unfair favoring of infidels in our government. Having sought the support of the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ they now claim that we are running our country contrary to established Islamic customs and that we must ensure that the infidel are kept out of positions of influence.
The construction of a new shrine in a province largely dominated by the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ entirely funded by local nobles and merchants has escalated the situation further with the $ESTATE_CHURCH$ and the $ESTATE_NOBLES$ demanding that we tear down the holy building and put the infidels in their place.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
We must listen to the $ESTATE_NOBLES$.
Stand by the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$.
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Administrators from the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$
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Traditionally the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ are excluded from service in many of the higher positions in the administration. Instead these are generally given to faithful Muslim literati. As our government apparatus grows however it has a constant thirst for more learned men and among the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ there are many that would fit this description. While some would consider it unorthodox we could probably greatly benefit from recruiting from their numbers.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Let's put these learned men to good use.
We cannot risk their assimilative capabilities.
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Infidel Brigands
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The quickly deteriorating relations between the state and the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ have resulted in local relations breaking down entirely in some areas. Tax collectors tell tales of convoys vanishing on the route between areas dominated by the Dhimmi, together with what had been collected. In the cities the priests and leaders of the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ agitate against us and it has become increasingly hard to keep track of our subjects even within the walls. Even those opposed to $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ influence now find that they question our ability to rule.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Untrustworthy Infidels!
Make concessions to alleviate the situation.
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Riches of the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$
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Throughout the Islamic world the term $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ has come to be applied to a wide and disparate variety of people. The traditional and more restrictive definition of only Christians and Jews has quickly been abandoned by Muslim states where the majority populations are Hindus or Buddhists. Regardless of who are included the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ receive protection in exchange for being exempt from many of the laws of the realm.
While this may seem unfortunate for them it is quite fortunate for us right now, while the general economy is currently still recovering from recent wars many families of the Dhimmi still hold quite large cash reserves and they have no laws or rules forbidding them from investing or lending it to others.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Convince the $ESTATE_DHIMMI$ to invest in economic recovery.
We must not make ourselves dependent on infidels.
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Revolt of the [Root.GetName] Dhimmi
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Desperate to have their privileges redacted the Dhimmi of [Root.GetName] have taken up arms against us!
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
Ok. (Nothing) | |
Cossacks estate: 
Tribes events[edit]
Tensions between Nomads and Sedentary Population
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The difference between tax collection, extortion or demanding tribute can sometimes be somewhat vague. In many parts of our country taxes are collected by the Nomadic Clans in ways very similar to how they would have conducted themselves during a raid.
Today an emissary from some of our more well-to-do subjects arrived to tell a tale of how the would-be tax collectors pillaged their lands and then laid siege to their fortified homes. They now demand retribution from the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] and for the perpetrators to be punished. The tribes would however likely not take kindly to any such restrictions of their conduct.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Immediate effects
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Reprimand the Chiefs.
Support the Chiefs.
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Growth of Tribal Influence
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A tribal state is always somewhat unstable. Some clans will quickly increase their influence over the others, only to collapse again just as suddenly. Lately a new group of tribal leaders have come to extend their power over the lesser tribes considerably.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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Decline of Tribal Influence
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Due to infighting between clans, poorly thought out political maneuvers and conflicts relating to succession our influence over the other tribes has increased considerably during the last few years. This decline in tribal influence is unlikely to last but comes as a nice respite for now.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Ok.
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Local Chiefs Complain
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Several Clan Chiefs have complained to us about young men from their area leaving their clans and joining our own army. They claim that this is not how it was done in the days of our father, and that every man should serve in his local clan's army first. What shall we do?
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Send the young men home.
Keep them in the army.
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Chiefs are withholding Taxes
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One of our closest advisors has come to us with proof of the local Chiefs not paying much tax to us as one should expect from their lands. This is a delicate situation, but we need to come to a decision quickly.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) 1 day |
Their land, their rules!
They bend knee to ME!
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Our Horde is in disarray!
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Keeping nomadic tribes together is never an easy task and right now we are living through some dire times. The $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ could very likely help us stabilize the situation so that we can get back on our feet but we would be increasing their influence over our state.
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Rely on the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$!
We do not need their help.
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Our Tribes view the Horde as weak!
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Our military leadership is inexperienced and weak. The $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ are questioning if they can really follow such green men into battle, offering instead to supply us with seasoned warriors ready to lead our troops.
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Rely on the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$!
We do not need their help.
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The Horde is not unified!
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Our [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] has proven [Root.Monarch.GetHerselfHimself] unable to keep the [Root.GetAdjective] unified and the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ worry that we are becoming the object of ridicule. Prominent clan leaders have approached the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] offering to strengthen our rule though some would say that relying on others to enforce this unity makes for an unstable peace.
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Rely on the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$!
We do not need their help.
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Return to the Old Ways!
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One of the Clan Chiefs has come forward, as a spokesman for their group, and urges us to return to the old ways, the ways that made us strong. 'Crush your enemies, drive them before you, and hear the lamentations of their women!'
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That is what is good in life.
That is in the past.
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Revolt of the [Root.GetName] $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
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Not content to sit idly by while we take control over their lands the Tribes of [Root.GetName] have taken up arms against us.
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[Root.Monarch.GetTitle] after the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]
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A distant cousin of [Root.Monarch.GetName] has managed to gain the gratitude of the tribes. Many strong tribal leaders are now demanding that we change the future plans of succession to ensure that this cousin is guaranteed his rightful place as [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]. Whether they are motivated by true loyalty to our kinsman or feel he could easily be controlled is hard to tell but they would certainly not take refusal to follow their advice very well.
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A new heir it is!
These tribes must know their place!
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Tribes demand more men
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Prominent Tribal leaders have approached us demanding that we let them make use of the state resources to defend their lands. They claim that neighboring states are making incursions and raids into the land they control and that the only efficient way to defend them is to put some of our troops directly under their command.
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Of course they shall have our men!
This is an excuse to weaken us!
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Independent $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
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Several leaders of the powerful $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ in our country have approached the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to complain about the unfair interference of [Root.Monarch.GetHerHis] representatives. The $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ feel they should be left alone in accordance with their ancient rights.
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We must leave them alone then.
We can tolerate no states within our state!
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Demands of the $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$
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The $ESTATE_NOMADIC_TRIBES$ feel that the talents of their generals are wasted on our armies and have demanded that their leaders be sent home to marshal their own troops. As we rely on them for most military matters this will result in quite a strain on our remaining leadership.
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Agree.
They will do no such thing!
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