Gujarati missions

This is a list of all missions of Gujarat.

Clicking on a mission icon leads to the appropriate table row.

National missions

West Indian conquest

Mission	Completion requirements	Effects	Prerequisites
Growth of Ahmadabad Our capital Ahmadabad has been growing rapidly ever since it was founded in 1411 and it seems unlikely this will ebb out any time soon. The close proximity of Khambat, one of the greatest ports in India and according to some the busiest port in the world ensures a constant stream of people, goods and capital. Such a rapidly growing city is, however, hard to defend effectively, especially given its position in the middle of the Gujarat plains. Some say we ought to take a more active part in the planning of the city and not only focus on how to adorn it. The system of walls and bastions suggested by our architects may seem staggering but the alternative is a capital almost without defenses.	Province Ahmadabad (2054) has a level 2 fort	Province Ahmadabad: gains 1 base tax gains 1 base production gains "Walls of Ahmadabad" until the end of the game, giving the following effects: +25% local defensiveness +15% local manpower modifier Gujarat gains permanent claims on: Saurashtra area Ahmedabad area Province Mahikantha (4480) Province Rewakantha (2056) Province Jhalavad (4456)
Rajputana Frontier In the borderlands of Rajputana there are many Rajput estates owned by families loyal to our sultanate. Let us incorporate this region directly into our domain.	Province Gorwar (2067) is owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects	Gujarat gains permanent claims on the Mewar area If the Rajputs estate exists: Rajputs gain 10 loyalty Else, if the Nobility estate exists: Nobility gain 10 loyalty Otherwise, gains 10 prestige
Subjugate Saurashtra Gujarat was once a Rajput kingdom, and in Saurashtra their traditions live on. A myriad of kingdoms now populate the entire peninsula, housing raiders who would disrupt our trade as well as kings who would gladly reconquer the central parts of our state. We must subjugate the entire peninsula, and take the mighty Girnar fort for ourselves to watch over them.	All provinces in the following areas are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects: Saurashtra area Ahmedabad area Province Mahikantha (4480) Province Girnar (515) is owned and cored by Gujarat	Gujarat gains "United Saurashtra" for 30 years, giving the following effects: +10% manpower recovery speed -10% infantry cost If Nobility estate exists: Nobility gain 15 loyalty	Growth of Ahmadabad
Reduce Champaner In the hills between Gujarat and the Malwa plateau lies the ancient and seemingly impregnable fortress of Champaner. This fort must become ours so that it can become our first line of defense as well as a base for future conquests.	Province Rewakantha (2056) is owned and cored by Gujarat	The event "Champaner - A Second Capital?" happens	Growth of Ahmadabad
Conquer Mewar In the wake of the Muslim conquest of India and the fall of the great Rajput empires of the past, Mewar has often been a focal point for Rajput resistance. Let us incorporate Mewar, and its rich silver mines, and crush the hope of any such resistance going forward. The ancient city of Ajmer especially must be put under our direct rule, as a means to control the surrounding Rajputana princes for all future.	All provinces in the Mewar area are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects Province Ajmer (2087) is owned and cored by Gujarat	Gujarat: gains 15 prestige gains permanent claims on the following areas Marwar Jangladesh Jaipur Gird If the country has the nobility estate, then the estate gains 10 loyalty, else if the country has the rajputs estate, then the estate gains 10 loyalty, else if the country has the marathas estate, then the estate gains 10 loyalty. Province Ajmer (2087) gains 1 base manpower All provinces in Mewar area gains "Fall of Mewar" for 20 years, giving the following effect: -10% local core creation cost	Rajputana Frontier
Junagadh Fort For over a thousand years Girnar mountain has been famous as a holy place but it has also always been one of the most defensible locations in Saurashtra. Junagadh fort has been home to powerful dynasties in the past and would make an excellent point for us to fortify in order to control the natives of Saurashtra as well as to repel any overseas invasion in the area.	Province Girnar (515): Has a level 2 fort Has any Manpower building	Gujarat gains permanent claims on the following provinces: Muscat Kutch Thatta Bela Hormuz Gujarat gains "Fortified Saurashtra" ( +35 trade power) for 20 years in the Gujarat trade node	Subjugate Saurashtra
Mahmudabad Champaner fort is not only an excellent defensive installation, it would also make a superb forward capital for our dynasty. A place where we could display the entire splendor of our house and a base for expansion further into India.	Province Rewakantha (2056): Is owned by Gujarat Has a temple or cathedral Has a level 2 fort Has less than 30% local autonomy	The event "Champaner" happens Province Rewakantha (2056): is renamed 'Mahmudabad' gains 1 base manpower gains 1 base tax Gujarat gains permanent claims on the following areas: Malwa Khandesh	Reduce Champaner
Naval Dominance Our state is uniquely well positioned to dominate the sea lanes of the Arabian sea, Persian Gulf and the gulf of Cambay. We must build a strong naval presence to further leverage this advantage.	All the following provinces are owned by Gujarat: Muscat Kutch Thatta Bela Hormuz Gujarat controls at least 85% trade power in the Gujarat trade node	Gujarat gains "Gujarati Naval Dominance" for 30 years, giving the following effects: -10% diplomatic tech cost +15% trade efficiency Gujarat gains "Gujarati Naval Dominance" ( +50 trade power) for 30 years in the Coromandel trade node	Junagadh Fort Mahmudabad
Conquer Malwa The Sultans of Malwa have in the past been a constant thorn in our side, always ready to strike against our interests when we are weak and suspiciously closely allied to the Rajput kingdoms. It is clear we cannot allow anyone to hold this strategically important, and very rich, plateau.	All provinces in the following areas are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects: Malwa Khandesh	Gujarat: gains 100 Military power gains "Conquest of Malwa" for 30 years, giving the following effect: +10% goods produced gains claims on the following areas: Gondwana Berar	Mahmudabad
Subjugate Rajputana Rajputana, a land of petty Rajput princes, is not rich but it is dangerous to our long term goals. Here Rajput clans have an unwavering powerbase, unwilling to bow to any conqueror. If we are to keep our possessions safe we must subjugate the entirety of Rajputana, making them all loyal to our governor in Ajmer.	All provinces in the following areas are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects: Marwar Jangladesh Jaipur Gird Province Ajmer (2087) is owned and cored by Gujarat	If the Rajputs estate exists: Rajputs gain 10 loyalty Else, if the Nobility estate exists: Nobility gain 10 loyalty Otherwise, Gujarat gains 10 prestige Province Ajmer (2087): gains 1 base production gains 1 base manpower gains "Rajput Governor" until the end of the game, giving the following effect: -25% local state maintenance Gujarat gains claims on the Bundhelkhand area	Conquer Mewar Mahmudabad

Trade expansion

Mission	Completion requirements	Effects	Prerequisites
Ahmadabad Paper The Paper Mills of Ahmadabad have quickly gained fame throughout our region and with the right support the city could likely become the major manufacturer of paper in the subcontinent.	Province Ahmadabad (2054): Is owned and cored by Gujarat If produces paper then it has a Mill Else, Gujarat owns at least 2 provinces with a Mill	Province Ahmadabad (2054): gains 2 base production gains "Paper Mills of Ahmadabad" for 30 years, giving the following effects: -10% local development cost +20% local production efficiency
Gujarati Textiles The ports of Gujarat have served as a major market for Indian textiles for centuries. The local weavers and dyers are responsible for a sizable portion of that export and with the proper support from the state this sector could grow even more significant.	Gujarat owns at least 4 provinces with a Textile Manufactory	Gujarat gains "Booming Textile Industry" for 20 years, giving the following effects: +10% goods produced +10% trade efficiency
Merchant of Gujarat Few countries have as strong mercantile traditions as Gujarat. Here traders from all corners of the world come together to trade in dyes, spices, fabric and all the other riches of India in general and Gujarat in particular. We have a long and proud tradition of not imposing restrictions on what can be sold and to whom, and through our continued patronage the merchants of Gujarat continue to prosper.	Gujarat: owns all provinces in the Gujarat area owns at least 5 provinces with any Trade building	The "The Jain and Hindu Merchant Community - Vasanta Vilasa" happens Gujarat gains permanent claims on the Konkan area
Bankers of Cambay The growth of local business has led to the growth of a respectable financial sector in Cambay. It is to no small extent in the hands of the Jain community and further cultivating close ties with prominent Jain families would undoubtedly strengthen state finances.	Province Cambay (4457): Is owned by Gujarat has a level 3 center of trade The Jains estate: Has at least 50 influence Has at least 60 loyalty Has at least 2 privileges	Gujarat: gains 50 Diplomatic power gains "Gujarati Financial Families" ( +50 trade power) for 20 years in the Gujarat trade node The Jains gain 10 loyalty	Ahmadabad Paper Gujarati Textiles Merchant of Gujarat
Konkani Pirates The many ports of the Konkan coast envy us our wealth and have often harbored pirates, eager to plunder our prosperous ships and cities. We must send our troops to extinguish these pirate havens once and for all, Gujarati steel awaits all who would protect them.	All provinces in the Konkan area are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects	Gujarat gains "Cleared Konkani Corsairs" ( +50 trade power) for 20 years in the Gujarat trade node gains claims on the following areas: Ahmednagar Desh The Jains gain 10 loyalty	Merchant of Gujarat
Shipyards of Gujarat We have a long and proud tradition of shipbuilding but over time it has become clear that we have not matched the innovation of some western designs. Let us invest in our shipbuilding industry and create ships that emulate what these westerners do well, while keeping the good craftsmanships and materials of our ancestors.	Gujarat owns at least 2 provinces with a grand shipyard	Gujarat gains "Gujarati Shipyards" for 30 years, giving the following effects: -10% diplomatic technology cost +10% ship durability Gujarat gains permanent claims on the following provinces: Socotra Quelimane Zanzibar Comoros	Bankers of Cambay
Growth of Surat The increased silting of Cambay, has left us no choice but to look elsewhere to expand another port to meet the demand for Gujarati goods. Surat has for a long time been a promising alternative, it is more accessible from the sea and it is in a perfect position to benefit from all the new western traders that have begun to traffic the Arabian Sea.	Province Surat (517) has a level 3 center of trade	Province Surat (517) gains "Port of Surat" until the end of the game, giving the following effect: +25% local trade power Gujarat gains permanent claims on the following provinces: Mokha Aden Mahra Zeila Maldives	Konkani Pirates
Gujarati Diaspora Gujarati Merchants are a common sight in many ports around the Indian Ocean, especially in East Africa. It is time we create a network of naval bases under our control by acquiring direct influence over some of these ports.	Gujarat owns at least 10 provinces in the Horn of Africa or East Africa regions All following provinces are owned by Gujarat: Socotra Quelimane Zanzibar Comoros	Gujarat gains "Gujarati African Ports" ( +50 trade power) for 20 years in the Zanzibar trade node Gujarat gains permanent claims on: Province Algoa Bay (833) Province Cape (1177) Province Swellendam (1179) Lower Zambezi area Butua area	Shipyards of Gujarat Growth of Surat
Arabian Ports To further fortify our grip over the Indian Ocean we must occupy the major trade ports of the Arabian Sea. No ship must enter the Arabian Sea without a Gujarati permit!	The following provinces are owned by Gujarat: Mokha Aden Mahra Zeila Maldives	Gujarat's capital: gains 2 base tax gains 2 base production gains 2 base manpower Gujarat: gains "Gujarati Naval Dominance" ( +50 trade power) for 30 years in the Gulf of Aden trade node gains claims on the following areas: Tihama al-Yemen Upper Yemen Lower Yemen Hadramut Mahra Dhofar	Growth of Surat
Zambezi Gold Mines The Upper Zambezi River is said to be rich in gold and ivory. We must control this source of wealth and protect it from imperialist powers.	All provinces in the following areas are owned by Gujarat or its non-tributary subjects: Lower Zambezi Butua	Gujarat: gains 1000 ducats gains 15 prestige	Gujarati Diaspora
South African Bases Ever since the entry of western traders in the Indian Ocean a great deal of silver have begun flowing into the subcontinent. While this is good it is troublesome how little control we have over where this capital flows. We must establish our own western bases so that we can open our own direct line of trade with the west, and so that we can more efficiently keep an eye on their activity in our waters.	The following provinces are owned by Gujarat: Algoa Bay (833) Cape (1177) Swellendam (1179)	Province Cape (1177): is renamed 'New Cambay' gains "New Cambay" until the end of the game, giving the following effect: -10% local development cost Gujarat gains "South African Ports" for 30 years, giving the following effects: +20% trade range +15 global settler increase +10% trade efficiency	Gujarati Diaspora