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Pope Julius II started building the Basilica not very long after being elected Pope. The completion would take more than 100 years and one of most famous artist in history, Michelangelo, had a large role at times in its completion, both as an architect and as a painter.
In 1540 Pope Paulus III recognized the Jesuite Order, created 1534 by the Spaniard Don Iñigo López de Recalade, better know as Ignatius of Loyola. He becomes one of the most devoted counter reformists and enemy number one of the Protestant movement. Loyola having a soldier background makes its mark on the order, which is organized almost as an army. High priority was given both to educating missionaries but also counselors for European royal courts. This made the Jesuite order very powerful in the politic scene. 1773 the Jesuite order was dissolved by Pope Pius VI due to pressure from Christian countries in the age of enlightenment. 1814 the Jesuite order was reinstituted, however just as a faint shadow of the powerful order it once had been.
Your support of the Jesuit order has been noted and is wholly appreciated by the Pope. The order was created in 1534 by the Spaniard Don Iñigo López de Recalade, better know as Ignatius of Loyola. He was one of the most devoted counter reformists and enemy number one of the Protestant movement.
At the initiative of Pietro Caraffa from Naples, the Pope reorganizes the Roman inquisition according to the Spanish model. Together with the Jesuits a reign of terror is inflicted on the people. However the cruel methods are effective and lead to completely eradicating the Protestant movement in the Italian peninsula.
Giordano Bruno was an Italian theologian that identified God with Nature. Even though he considered himself a Christian, he both defended Copernicus' view of the cosmos as well as satirized blind belief in religion. He was arrested in Venezia and was extradited to Rome, where he was put on trial.
1779 Pope Pius VI drained the Pontinian marches to create more productive farmland instead of useless swamps.
The Counter-reformation movement historically started in 1540 with the institution of the Societas Jesu. This marked the beginning of a few highly volatile decades in European history when the two sides of Reformed and Counter-reformed fought each other. At the same time there were forces within the Catholic Church who wanted reform to remedy the corruption and other afflictions of the church. Thus in 1545 the Council of Trent was called. The debate went on for almost 20 years with almost as much turmoil created as on the battlefields against the Protestants.
The Pope has invited us to attend the Council of Trent, to debate the required reforms to remedy the corruption and other afflictions of the church. The Council will discuss what constitutes the Protestant heresy and to define Church teachings in the areas of Scripture and Tradition, Original Sin, Justification, Sacraments, the Eucharist in Holy Mass and the veneration of saints. It will try to answer Protestant disputes by discussing what specifies Catholic doctrine on salvation, the sacraments, and the Biblical canon.
The Pope decrees that the native peoples of the Americas shall not be made into slaves. The belief that they are lesser brutes incapable of receiving God’s grace, he writes, is a vile lie spread by the the enemy of the human race himself. Instead, His Holiness insists that like all ensouled human beings these people yearn for God’s light, and that therefore all pious princes should make haste to spread the Catholic faith among them.
The Pope decrees that the native peoples of the Americas shall not be made into slaves. The belief that they are lesser brutes incapable of receiving God’s grace, he writes, is a vile lie spread by the the enemy of the human race himself. Instead, His Holiness insists that like all ensouled human beings these people yearn for God’s light, and that therefore all pious princes should make haste to spread the Catholic faith among them.
The Bishop of Rome has declared the Great Schism over, a declaration backed by his pliant new ecclesiastic puppets in Constantinople and Moscow. While we could continue in our old ways, the Papacy's victories suggest that God may truly be on its side.
An envoy from Rome has arrived at our capital, letting us know that His Holiness has noticed our efforts on behalf of the faith, and warmly approves. To further assist us in our work, Rome has also sent some of their best missionaries to our realm.
Although we have rebuffed the Jesuits once, their leadership refuses to take 'no' for an answer, and has sent another mission to our lands. They are persistent, if nothing else. Should we relent and let these missionaries stay?
Missionaries from far across the sea have sailed to our lands, bringing gifts to the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] and exhibiting various mechanical inventions from Europe. They also exhibited great knowledge by greating a huge map of the world and proposing sound ideas for calendar reform. But they also brought with them strange religious and philosophical ideas, which may disrupt the traditional order of China. Should these missionaries be allowed to stay?
Catholic missionaries, backed by their Pope far away, have begun to arrive at our shores. They are attempting to spread Christianity and convert the local populace en masse. If they are not stopped, these Jesuits, Franciscans, and Dominicans could pose a significant threat to Shintoism.
White smoke emerges from the roof of the Sistine Chapel. Amid accusations of simony, the Conclave has elected Rodrigo Borgia, Archbishop of Valencia, to the Throne of Saint Peter. The Borgias are a relatively recent arrival to the theatre of Roman politics, and have gained the ire of the more established Roman families who coveted the position for themselves.\n\nThough many of the rumours surrounding this Borgia Pope are likely to be exaggerations propagated by his enemies, he is known to openly keep a mistress and has already elevated his teenage son Cesare to the rank of Cardinal. Speculation abounds that the reign of this Pope will be fraught with scandal and corruption.
Cesare Borgia, son of the Pope, has become the first man ever to resign from the position of Cardinal. Seeking instead a career as a military adventurer, he has already proven himself as a capable and ruthless condottiero. The Holy Father has chosen to recognize his ability by granting Cesare the role of Captain-General of the Church, giving him control over the Papal armies.
A slew of vicious rumours surrounds the deeds of the Borgia family. Accusations abound of murders by cantarella, supposedly a deadly and difficult to detect poison, used to eliminate political rivals. The Holy Father himself is said to routinely engage in simony and corruption, and even more salacious deeds are whispered about the relationship between his children, Cesare and Lucrezia. While there appears to be little evidence for these accusations, they are widely believed by Catholics far and wide.
The death of the Borgia Pope was met with quiet celebration among the patrician families of Rome. The Cardinals have elected one of Borgia’s most persistent rivals to replace him. [Root.Monarch.GetName] promises to undo the corruption of his predecessor and restore confidence in the sanctity of the Church.\n\nCesare Borgia meanwhile has seen his power collapse overnight without Papal support. Fearful for his life, he has fled to Navarra where he hopes to find reprieve from his enemies.
Cesare Borgia, son of a Pope and proven military commander, has arrived at the court of Navarra. He seeks asylum from his enemies in Italy, as without Papal support his power has crumbled. In exchange he offers his service as a commander, should we have need of him.
The Council of Trent was convened in the hopes of reconciling the various schismatic churches that have emerged in the wake of the Protestant Reformation, but after a seemingly endless series of debates and negotiations the results have been inconclusive. The decision has finally been made to disband the Council. May God have mercy on the souls of those who were not returned to the Church.
The ink has dried on the contract establishing the Pontifical Swiss Guard. This elite regiment is made up of disciplined and experienced men with an absolute loyalty to the Holy Father. They have sworn to serve the Papal State until Judgement Day.
Rome is lost! As the enemy advance to arrest [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] [Root.Monarch.GetName] he is reminded of the Passetto di Borgo, a passage which links the Vatican City with the Castel Sant'Angelo. Many Popes have used it as an escape route in times of danger, and now [Root.Monarch.GetName] must consider whether to flee the Vatican.
There is a long tradition of Popes appointing their relatives to the College of Cardinals. While some call this nepotism, Cardinal-Nephews have an established place within the Curia. Now that it is time to appoint a new Cardinal in [cardinal_nephew_country.GetName], Pope [Root.Monarch.GetName] must decide whether a relative would be suitable to take up residence in [cardinal_nephew_province.GetName].
[From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] is asking us to appoint his relative to [Root.GetName] as Cardinal. Though it is a common practice, many see it as blatant nepotism.
[From.Owner.GetName] has accepted the Pope's nephew as the new Cardinal in [From.GetName].
[From.Owner.GetName] has refused to appoint the Pope's nephew to Cardinal in [From.GetName].
The war has left the city of Rome in shambles. The enemy stormed the walls and ransacked the city, overwhelming the garrison. On the steps of St Peter's Basilica, our last few guards met a ghastly end, slaughtered before the pillage began. Destruction, looting and executions followed until, at last, the bandits, deserters, soldiers and looters began their long trek home with what valuables they managed to pilfer.
The Catholic Church possesses a vast multitude of written works from across the ages. Funding has been secured to consolidate and expand the knowledge of Christendom by establishing a magnificent library within the walls of the Vatican. The foundation of the Vatican Library will establish Rome as the center of the scholarly world.
The Cappella Maggiore - the Greater Chapel - is used for masses that can be held in smaller, less public spaces than the Basilicas. The years have not been gentle to the once magnificent chapel that was decorated by Fra Angelico, its walls are leaning and it is in ruinous state. The chapel should be demolished, the structure is not safe enough for the many masses that are held there every year. A new, more magnificent building should take its place, and there are many famous artists that would be honored if they were asked to decorate the new Sistine Chapel.
The old, decrepit Cappella Maggiore is no more - in its place the grand Sistine Chapels now stands. The Temple of Solomon and the Sistine Chapels are the same dimensions, as given in the Old Testament. The exterior is unadorned by decorative details, the building divided into three stories with a vaulted ceiling and six tall arched windows on the sides, two on either end. Although beautiful in its simplicity, the chapel's beauty could be enhanced by frescoes painted by the foremost artists of our time.
Many countries have started to sell indulgences for money, so that the rich may save their souls and continue living in sin. This practice guides a lot of money to the coffers of the Church, and while some condemn it, others think it should be allowed.
In the Acts of the Apostles 8:9-24, Simon Magus offered the two disciples Peter and John money if they empowered him to impart the power of the Holy Spirit to anyone he placed his hands on. This act, of selling spiritual things such as church offices and roles, is called Simony after this man and many a ruler has been swayed by the glimmer of gold to sell bishop seats.
Churches has always kept relics from saints, to venerate and in some cases use to heal the sick and infirm. This long practice has now been challenged, and some believe it to be idolatry, a heresy that should be banned. The selling of relics has made many a church rich, and if the Pope were to publicly announce his support of this practice, some of that money would find its way to our coffers.
The notion that the Earth and the planets would revolve around the Sun is an idea Nicolaus Copernicus first wrote about in his book 'De revolutionibus orbium coelestium' in 1543 and now Galileo Galilei has promoted it again, in his book 'Sidereus Nuncius' - 'Starry Messenger'. His controversial championing of this has given him many enemies in the Catholic Church, and although we admit that he would be a most interesting debate opponent, maybe we should be cautious and just imprison him to prevent his ideas from reaching the public?
People in provinces suffering from famine, disease and unfortunate events claim that sorcery and witchcraft are behind their misery. Women, children and men have been accused of being witches, of worshiping the Devil and being a threat to Christendom. It has gone so far that people have lynched alleged witches without a proper trial!
The [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] has sent a messenger to discuss the recent witch hunts in our country. He strongly condemns the witch trials, especially the lynchings that have occured when suffering people have taken it into their own hands to punish alleged witches. 'There are no such things as witches and sorcery, only superstitions and the blame that suffering people wish to lay on innocent women, children and men'. We might not agree with this sentiment, but [From.Monarch.GetName] is the [From.Monarch.GetTitle]...
[From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] has stopped the witch hunts in $FROMCOUNTRY$ and proclaimed that sorcery and witchcraft are nothing more than silly superstitions.
The suffering of [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName]'s people has hardened [From.Monarch.GetHerHis] heart and the witch trials will continue in $FROMCOUNTRY$.
[From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] is asking the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] for advice about the recent witch hunts and trials. The people of $FROMCOUNTRY$ are blaming the famines, diseases and other unfortunate events on sorcery and witchcraft. The sufferings have led to women, children and men being accused of worshipping the Devil and being a threat to Christendom. Should they be banned, these witch hunts and trials, or should the people be allowed to hunt, pursue, lay blame and punish people that might be innocent or not of witchcraft?
After asking [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] for advice on the whole witch situation, about whether or not we should continue with our witch hunts and trials, we waited long for the answer. It finally arrived, with the [From.Monarch.GetTitle] signature at the end of the official document. 'Cease with the witch hunts and trials immediately!'
The message from the [From.Monarch.GetTitle] was very clear, sorcery and witchcraft should be pursued, the accused ones tried and the guilty ones punished for their sinful deeds. All who worship the Devil, attend witches' Sabbaths and threaten Christendom will burn in Hell!
The former Papal controller is a rival of our current, and there are plenty of decisions, papal bulls and decrees of the last [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] that can be made undone. This would soil the former [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]'s reputation and make him look incompetent, which would be looked upon with gratitude and approval from our current Papal controller.
The previous [From.Monarch.GetTitle] was controlled by one of our rivals, and if [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] were to erase the work he has done by dissolving decisions, cancel Papal bulls and dismissing decrees of his, then it would soil the reputation of both the previous [From.Monarch.GetTitle] and our rival!
The current Papal controller is pressuring [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] to undo decisions, papal bulls and decrees of the previous [From.Monarch.GetTitle] who we were Papal controller of. It would soil our and our [From.Monarch.GetTitle]'s reputation, making us both look incompetent!
For reasons unknown, some of the cardinals have begun to question your decisions more and more lately, it almost seems like they are beginning to lose faith in your ability to govern the Catholic Church.
According to one of your closest advisors, a spy has managed to infiltrate the Sacred College of Cardinals. Unless you think you can trust the advisor, perhaps you should ask them to provide you with some evidence?
The [From.Monarch.GetTitle] of [From.GetName] has requested that the city of Avignon be ceded to them. Avignon has a long history of ecclesiastical significance, being for instance the home of the Avignon Antipopes. It has been difficult for the Papal State to administer the city due to its distance and disconnection from other Papal domains, so we should give serious consideration to this proposal.
Some women has only held worth in their families eyes because they could be married to wealthy and influential men, often many years their senior, to forge alliances, gain influence and founding in different matters. So was the case with Lucrezia Borgia, whose father Pope Alexander VI married her to three different men during her life to gain powerful alliances and founding. Her first husband was Giovanni Sforza, Lord of of Pesaro and titled Count of Catignola. He was offered Lucrezia's dowry in return for invalidating the marriage, the Pope claiming that it had not been consummated and should thus be dissolved. The Borgia family had grown so powerful that they no longer needed the Sforzas, and instead sought better alliances. Giovanni first refused, accusing Lucrezia of paternal and fraternal incest, but with the pressure from the rest of the Sforza family he finally agreed to sign confessions of impotence and documents of annulment before witnesses. Alfonso of Aragon married Lucrezia Borgia after the annulment, but the short marriage ended when he was murdered, supposedly by Lucrezia's brother Cesare. Lucrezia was appointed governor of Spoleto not long before her husband's death, and they had a child named Rodrigo of Aragon. Her third and last husband was Alfonso I d'Este, Duke of Ferrara. Lucrezia's reputation has taken a hit, with her many different marriages, murdered husband, annulment and the stain that her father and brother had brought upon her. Hopefully, with her marriage to the Duke, she can be known as a respectable and accomplished Renaissance duchess.
The deep devotion of the Roman Catholics in Rome has awakened a desire for an independent state ruled by Popes of the Church. A large part of the population has expressed support for the idea of such an establishment and has now turned to $MONARCH$ for approval.
It truly saddens us to see that the dominions of the Pope have all but disappeared. Our strong devotion makes us the ideal candidate responsible for establishing a new Papal State. Perhaps we should cede a province of ours?
This is a list of all of 
the Papal State's events.[1]
Contents
- 1 Flavour events
- 1.1 The Commissioning of the Saint Peter's Basilica
- 1.2 The Foundation of Societas Jesu
- 1.3 Papal approval of the Jesuit order
- 1.4 Reorganization of the Holy Inquisition
- 1.5 Giordano Bruno
- 1.6 The Cleansing of the Pontinian Marches
- 1.7 The Counter-Reformation and the Reformation of the Catholic Faith
- 1.8 The Council of Trent
- 1.9 Sublimis Deus
- 1.10 Sublimis Deus (other countries)
- 1.11 The Papacy Heals The Schism
- 1.12 The Papacy supports us!
- 1.13 The Jesuits return
- 1.14 The arrival of the Jesuits
- 1.15 The Kirishitan
- 1.16 The Borgia Pope
- 1.17 Cesare Borgia
- 1.18 A Scandalized Papacy
- 1.19 The End of the Borgia Papacy
- 1.20 The Arrival of Cesare Borgia
- 1.21 The Council of Trent Ends
- 2 Further events
- 2.1 The Swiss Guard
- 2.2 Passetto di Borgo
- 2.3 Cardinal-Nephew
- 2.4 A Cardinal-Nephew from the Pope
- 2.5 Accepted Cardinal-Nephew
- 2.6 Refused Cardinal-Nephew
- 2.7 Sack of Rome
- 2.8 The Vatican Library
- 2.9 Sistine Chapel
- 2.10 Decorate the Sistine Chapel
- 2.11 Indulgences - to sell or not?
- 2.12 Simony Judged
- 2.13 Veneration of Relics - allow or disallow?
- 2.14 Galileo Galilei
- 2.15 Witch Trials
- 2.16 Pope Condemns Witch Trials
- 2.17 $FROMCOUNTRY$ Stops the Witch Trials
- 2.18 $FROMCOUNTRY$ Allows Witch Trials
- 2.19 Witch Trials in $FROMCOUNTRY$
- 2.20 [From.Monarch.GetTitle]: Condemn Witch Trials
- 2.21 [From.Monarch.GetTitle]: Allow witch trials
- 2.22 The Rival's Pope
- 2.23 Rivalry between Popes
- 2.24 Papal Rivalry
- 2.25 Lacking Support
- 2.26 Possible Infiltrator
- 2.27 Ceding Avignon
- 2.28 Lucrezia Borgia
- 3 Releasing the Papal States
Flavour events[edit]
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The Commissioning of the Saint Peter's Basilica
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
 Build the church
Concentrate on worldly matters
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id
The Foundation of Societas Jesu
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
 Catholic
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
OK
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id
Papal approval of the Jesuit order
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event The Foundation of Societas Jesu. |
OK
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id
Reorganization of the Holy Inquisition
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Spanish model inquisition
Moderate Inquisition
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id
Giordano Bruno
This event happens only once during a campaign.
| Trigger conditions
This country:
The year is between 1600 and 1650. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Burn the heretic
Spare his life
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id
The Cleansing of the Pontinian Marches
This event happens only once during a campaign.
| Trigger conditions
This country:
The year is between 1700 and 1800. |
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Gain land Roma (118) gains | |
id
The Counter-Reformation and the Reformation of the Catholic Faith
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Convene the Council of Trent
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id
The Council of Trent
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘The Counter-Reformation and the Reformation of the Catholic Faith’. |
We must deliberate on our position. [Root.GetName] may now choose a position on the Council of Trent! | |
id
Sublimis Deus
This event happens only once during a campaign.
| Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
12 months |
| Immediate effects
Hidden effect:
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Enforce the Pope's will.
What the Pope does not know cannot hurt him. Every subject colonial nations gets the modifier “Quiet Enslavement” during 100 years, giving +5% | |
id
Sublimis Deus (other countries)
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Sublimis Deus’. |
Enforce the Pope's will.
What the Pope does not know cannot hurt him. Every subject colonial nations gets the modifier “Quiet Enslavement” during 100 years, giving +5% | |
id
The Papacy Heals The Schism
id
The Papacy supports us!
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
from mission |
Alleluia!
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id
The Jesuits return
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
from mission |
Very well, we may benefit from their learning
No, their foreign ideas are still not acceptable
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id
The arrival of the Jesuits
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
from mission |
Yes, we may benefit from their learning
No, their foreign ideas are not acceptable in our society
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id
The Kirishitan
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
from mission |
Immediate effects
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Stop the missionaries!
Let them spread their faith
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id
The Borgia Pope
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
on monarch death |
The Papacy will survive.
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id
Cesare Borgia
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
12 months |
Aut Caesar, aut nihil.
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id
A Scandalized Papacy
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
180 months
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Lies and slander!
 We can turn this situation to our advantage.
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Enabled if:
Ruler has at least 5 
id
The End of the Borgia Papacy
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
on monarch death |
| Immediate effects
Clear global flag “borgia_pope_global” | |
The Church must repair its reputation.
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id
The Arrival of Cesare Borgia
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘The End of the Borgia Papacy’. |
Cesare Borgia is welcome here. Gain a general named "Cesare Borgia" with:
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id
The Council of Trent Ends
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
3 months
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Reconciliation was a pipe dream. Council of Trent ends. | |
Further events[edit]
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The Swiss Guard
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Immediate effects
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They will defend the Church well.
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id
Passetto di Borgo
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
{{{triggered only}}} |
Immediate effects
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Flee through the passage!
The Pope will not abandon the Vatican.
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id
Cardinal-Nephew
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
(please describe trigger here) |
No, this is a tradition we should end.
The Pope's nephew will make a fine Cardinal.
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id
A Cardinal-Nephew from the Pope
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Cardinal-Nephew’. |
Accept the Pope's Cardinal-Nephew.
We will not facilitate nepotism in the Church.
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id
Accepted Cardinal-Nephew
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘A Cardinal-Nephew from the Pope’. |
Perfect! | |
id
Refused Cardinal-Nephew
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘A Cardinal-Nephew from the Pope’. |
How disappointing.
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id
Sack of Rome
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Immediate effects
| |
Reinforce the garrison, this must never happen again.
Repair the damage to the city.
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id
The Vatican Library
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
|
Mean time to happen
200 months |
Establish it, and focus on administrative works.
The focus should be on diplomatic works.
Fund a library about the military arts.
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id
Sistine Chapel
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Demolish the old and build the new on the same place.
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id
Decorate the Sistine Chapel
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
|
Mean time to happen
200 months |
| Immediate effects
Set country flag sistine_chapel_decorated | |
Option conditions
Hire Sandro Botticelli.
Hire Domenico Ghirlandaio.
Hire Pietro Perugino.
Hire Michelangelo.
Just find someone to decorate the chapel!
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id
Indulgences - to sell or not?
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months
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We forbid this practice!
Money makes the world go around...
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id
Simony Judged
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months
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We will treat this as the crime it is!
This is a practice we will allow.
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id
Veneration of Relics - allow or disallow?
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months
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Prevent the sale of relics!
We will grow richer if we allow and practice this.
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id
Galileo Galilei
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
5 months |
Invite him to discuss theology.
He must be put to trial.
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id
Witch Trials
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Option conditions
There are no such things as sorcery and witches!
We will not interfere, not now.
Send a messenger to the Pope, to ask for advice.
Do nothing about it.
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id
Pope Condemns Witch Trials
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Witch Trials’. |
Stop the witch hunts and trials!
The witches are to blame for our suffering, this cannot stop!
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id
$FROMCOUNTRY$ Stops the Witch Trials
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Pope Condemns Witch Trials’. |
Option conditions
That is wonderful! Clear global flag pap_condemn_witchtrials_good_flag
What? How dare [From.Monarch.GetSheHe] go against the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]? Clear global flag pap_condemn_witchtrials_bad_flag | |
id
$FROMCOUNTRY$ Allows Witch Trials
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Pope Condemns Witch Trials’. |
Option conditions
This is not what we decreed! Clear global flag pap_allows_witchtrials_bad_flag
Excellent! Clear global flag pap_allows_witchtrials_good_flag | |
id
Witch Trials in $FROMCOUNTRY$
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Witch Trials’. |
Condemn the witch hunts and trials!
The people should be allowed to continue this practice.
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id
[From.Monarch.GetTitle]: Condemn Witch Trials
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Witch Trials in $FROMCOUNTRY$’. |
We obey.
We decline.
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id
[From.Monarch.GetTitle]: Allow witch trials
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘Witch Trials in $FROMCOUNTRY$’. |
We understand, and we accept.
No, we refuse!
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id
The Rival's Pope
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
200 months |
Immediate effects
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Then we will erase his deeds.
Every Pope should be respected, even the bad ones.
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id
Rivalry between Popes
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘The Rival's Pope’. |
Option conditions
[From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] erased the former Pope's decisions! Clear country flag pap_erased_rival_pope_flag
He did nothing!? Clear country flag pap_not_erased_rival_pope_flag | |
id
Papal Rivalry
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
the event ‘The Rival's Pope’. |
Option conditions
The bast... [From.Monarch.GetName] actually did it! Clear country flag pap_erased_pope_flag
Thankfully, [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetName] refused! Clear country flag pap_not_erased_pope_flag | |
id
Lacking Support
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
180 months
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Hire someone to investigate the matter
Just try to prove them wrong
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id
Possible Infiltrator
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
180 months
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Take their word for it
Ask for some proof
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id
Ceding Avignon
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
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We agree to cede Avignon to [From.GetName] We will never cede Avignon! AI will never choose this option. | |
id
Lucrezia Borgia
This event happens only once during a campaign.
Trigger conditions
The year is between 1480 and 1519. |
Mean time to happen
12 months |
Her life hasn't been dull. Bring her to court!
Mayhaps we can learn a lesson from her life. Gain 50 | |
Releasing the Papal States[edit]
A Catholic country other than the Papal States may choose to give it up to the Pope, or release the Papal State in another Catholic province if it doesn't exist.
id
Papal State
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
2 months
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We will never support such a state
Rome is rightfully theirs
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id
The Papal State
Trigger conditions
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Mean time to happen
6 months
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Immediate effects
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For the Glory of God!
Perhaps not.
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- ↑ The script code is located in /Europa Universalis IV/events/FlavorPAP.txt, /Europa Universalis IV/events/ThePapacy.txt and /Europa Universalis IV/events/PapalState.txt).
