Golden Horde

Primary culture

Of founder (Tatar group)

Capital province

varies

Government

Steppe Horde

State religion

Sunni

Technology group

Nomad

Golden Horde ideas

Traditions:

+25% National manpower modifier

−5% Land maintenance modifier

Legacy of the Golden Horde

+1 Yearly legitimacy

+1 Yearly horde unity

Perso-Mongol Administration

−25% Core-creation cost

Tatar Traditions

+20% Cavalry combat ability

Secure the Trade Routes

+10% Provincial trade power modifier

Logistics of the Khan

+20% Manpower recovery speed

Populating the Steppes

−10% Development cost

Religious Pragmatism

+2 Tolerance of heathens

Ambition:

+10% Institution spread

The Golden Horde was the western branch of the great Mongol Empire, and the dominant power in Eastern Europe and the western Eurasian steppe from the 13th to the early 15th centuries. By 1444, the Golden Horde has splintered into several squabbling successor states, which proved unable to resist the expansion of a newly united Russia. In-game, if any of these states manages to conquer the others and subdue Russia, they may reform the Golden Horde and reclaim the Mongol legacy.

Formation[edit]

id

Re-form the Golden Horde

Centuries ago our Great Father united our ancestors in their ancient homeland. He died leaving his sons to squabble and split his mighty empire into petty fiefs, small, weak and unworthy of his legacy! The disjointed remnants still sweep across the steppes instilling fear in the hearts of his enemies just like the Great Mongol army once did.
No more! A worthy people still carrying the banner of his legacy ride across these lands! While we now bow before a new God, the blood of Genghis Khan still flows through our veins. We are the Golden Horde and we are coming for what is rightfully ours!

Potential requirements

Golden Horde does not exist.

The country:

was never an end-game tag.
has a primary culture out of the Tatar group.
has enacted the ‘Steppe Nomads’ government reform.
has not enacted this decision before.
is not a colonial nation.

If the country is AI-controlled, then it:

can not be a custom nation.
can not be a former colonial nation.
must own at least 20 cities.

Allow

The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
has at least 30 cities.
owns its core provinces:
- Crimea (284), Tambov (302), Astrakhan (464), Nogai (465), Sarai (466), Kypshak (476), Tyumen (1075), Kazan (1082), Kasimov (1778) and Mansur (2411).
or its non-tributary subjects own:
- Tver (294), Moskva (295), Ryazan (301), Vladimir (307), Yaroslavl (308) and Suzdal (1956).

Effects

The country:

changes to Golden Horde.
obtains new missions (which are Tatar missions).
gets empire rank.
gets permanent claims on all provinces of:
- Pontic Steppe, Nogai (area), Lower Yik, Bashkiria (area), Kazan (area), Samara, Ural (area), Ishim, Yrtesh, Ob and Kazakhstan.
gets the modifier ‘Increased Centralization’ for 20 years with the following effects:
- −0.05 monthly autonomy change,
- +1 national unrest.
gains 25 prestige.
gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’ if the country does not have custom national ideas.

If Golden Horde:

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 a custom nation
- then it gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.