Hatakeyama

Primary culture

Togoku (Japanese)

Capital province

Etchu (1837)

Government

Daimyo

State religion

Shinto

Technology group

Chinese

Hatakeyama ideas

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Traditions:

+10% Morale of armies

+20% National manpower modifier

Kanrei Candidate

+1 Yearly prestige

Indomitable Generals

+1 Land leader shock

Mount Koya

+1 Tolerance of the true faith

+50% Chance of new heir

Hatakeyama Retainers

−10% Advisor cost

Wakae Castle

−0.05 Monthly autonomy change

Unify the Clan

+1 Yearly legitimacy

Saika-shu

+10% Land fire damage

Ambition:

+10% Institution spread

In name the Empire of

Japan is ruled by Emperor Go-Hanazono from Kyoto, the latest in a 2000 year line of emperors. In practice the government of the realm has been left to the Shogun, nominally the emperor's deputy in military matters. However, in 1444 the Shogunate is not what it once was. A number of

Ashikaga Shoguns have passed in quick succession over the last few years, due to accidents and assassinations. On multiple occasions raiders have proven that Kyoto is not safe, even for those tasked with keeping the peace in the entire realm.

Ever since the death of the last strong Ashikaga Shogun, Yoshimitsu, the more powerful clans of the realm have come to rival the Shogunate for power. The leading lords of such clans are known as Daimyo and have almost total power over their respective realms. Some, like the Hosokawa, Hatakeyama and Shiba are closely tied to the shogunate and have monopolized the office of Kanrei, formal deputy of the Shogun. Others, like the Yamana, Akamatsu, Isshiki and Kyogoku assert influence simply through their own wealth and influence.

At the turn of 1444 the Hatakeyama are one of the dominant forces in Central Japan. As a sub-branch of the Ashikaga they have been able to strongly influence the government in Kyoto during a lasting period of weak Shoguns. Influence that they have used to build a strong power base in rich provinces. The main rival of the Hatakeyama have often been the Hosokawa clan, with its great western domain and equally close ties to the Ashikaga.

Missions[edit | edit source]

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Events[edit | edit source]

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Rightful Succession

The long standing lack of a true-born son for [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] has meant that for many years his brother, Mochitomi, has been considered the natural successor. With the appointment of [Root.Heir.GetName] as the new heir apparent, Mochitomi and his son Masanaga have proved unwilling to let go of their position and influence. Together they have formed a faction with ties all the way up to the court of the [shogunate_clan.GetName] Shogunate.

This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions

Is Hatakeyama
Has enacted the “Daimyo” government reform
Has an heir and can have one
Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces

The year is at least 1460, but before 1490.

Mean time to happen

90 months

Side with [Root.Heir.GetName].

A random owned province (except capital):
- Pretender rebels (size 1) rise in revolt (led by Mochitomi)

Support Mochitomi's claim.

Current heir dies
Gets a new heir named "Mochitomi" of our dynasty, 30 years old and with strong claim (75)
Lose 1 stability

Decisions[edit | edit source]

All daimyos are eligible to form Japan.

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Unite Japan!

The time has come to unite Japan by force! The time for diplomacy is over and all these warring daimyo lords must be conquered.

Potential requirements

The country:

was never an end-game nation.
has enacted the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.
has at least 1 subject daimyo.

Allow

Japan does not exist.
The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
is not a nomad nation.
owns at least 25 cities.
owns Kyoto (1020) and Musashi (1028).

Effects

The country:

becomes Japan.
gets new missions.
gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’, unless it is a custom nation.
becomes an empire.
abolishes the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.
loses its cores on every provinces owned by the subject daimyos of the country.

All subject daimyos of the country:

become independent.
abolish the ‘Daimyo’ government reform.

The AI will not take this decision with less than 30 cities.

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Japan is united

The warring factions of Japan have finally been united under a strong emperor.

Potential requirements

Japan does not exist.
The country:

was never an end-game nation.
has enacted the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.

Allow

The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
owns Kyoto (1020) and Musashi (1028).

There is no country that:

has enacted the ‘Daimyo’ or ‘Independent Daimyo’ government reform.

Effects

The country:

becomes Japan.
gains 100 legitimacy.
gains 100 administrative power.
gains 100 diplomatic power.
gains 100 military power.
gets new missions.
gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’, unless it is a custom nation.
becomes an empire.
abolishes the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.

The AI will always take this decision.

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Japan is united

The warring factions of Japan have finally been united under a strong emperor.

Potential requirements

The country:

was never an end-game nation.
has not enacted the ‘Shogunate’ or ‘Celestial Empire’ government reforms.
is in the Japanese culture group.

Allow

Japan does not exist.
The country:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war.
owns Kyoto (1020) and Musashi (1028).

There is no other country that:

has enacted the ‘Daimyo’, ‘Independent Daimyo’ or ‘Shogunate’ government reforms.

Effects

The country:

becomes Japan.
gains 100 legitimacy.
gains 100 administrative power.
gains 100 diplomatic power.
gains 100 military power.
gets new missions.
gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’, unless it is a custom nation.
becomes an empire.
abolishes the ‘Daimyo’ or ‘Independent Daimyo’ government reform.
removes all provinces from the Holy Roman Empire, if it is a member and not an elector or the emperor.