Oda
Oda
Primary culture
Togoku (Japanese)
Capital province
Owari (1030)
Government
Daimyo
State religion
Shinto
Technology group
Chinese
Oda ideas
Traditions:
- +10% Morale of armies
- +10% Infantry combat ability
Rakuichi & Rakuza
- +10% Goods produced modifier
Tenka Fubu
- −10% Core-creation cost
- −10% Province warscore cost
Oda Generals
- +1 Land leader shock
Influential Strongholds
- +1 Leader siege
Triple Firing
- +10% Land fire damage
Patronization of the West
- −5% Technology cost
Kenchi
- +20% National manpower modifier
Ambition:
- +1 Land leader fire
Oda is a Daimyo in Japan (region) starting out in the Owari province. Ruled by the Oda family, this Daimyo served an important role in the history of Japan. Though in the 1532 when the clan is formed in-game, Oda is a simple OPM. Albeit with Nobuhide's historically legendary 5/5/6 successor underneath. It might be best to start in 1552 if the player wishes to start as an OPM with Nobunaga as ruler. By 1568, Oda, will have acquired Mino. By 1570, Oda's acquisition of Settsu brings it to a 3 provinces. By 1574, its acquisition of Kyoto makes Oda shogun. It stays the most powerful clan in Japan until around 1598~1601, when Nobunaga's successor loses out to Tokugawa.
MissionsEdit
- Main article: Daimyo missions
StrategyEdit
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AchievementsEdit
Unite Japan as a Daimyo.
Start as a Japanese Daimyo, convert yourself and all of Japan to Christianity.
Embrace "manufacturies" institution as Japan by 1655.
Go full isolationist in 6 Incidents.
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