Qing

Primary culture

Manchu (Chinese)

Capital province

Beijing (1816)

Government

Autocracy

State religion

Confucian

Technology group

Chinese

Great Qing ideas

Traditions:

−20% Core-creation cost

−10% Aggressive expansion impact

Expand the Banners

+30% Possible Manchu banners

The Green Standard Army

+15% National manpower modifier

+15% Manpower recovery speed

Pigtail or Death

−2 National unrest

Bogda Khan

+1 Yearly legitimacy

−5 Years of separatism

+1 Yearly meritocracy

The Chinese Laws

+5% Administrative efficiency

The Viceroyalties

−15% State maintenance

−0.05 Monthly autonomy change

The Ten Great Campaigns

+15% Morale of armies

+50% Prestige from land battles

Ambition:

−15% Advisor cost

The Qing dynasty (1644-1911), also called the Manchu dynasty, was the last imperial dynasty of China. In 1644, the Chinese capital at Beijing was captured by rebels, upon which the last Ming emperor committed suicide. The Ming dynasty officials and generals called on the Manchus for aid. The Manchus took advantage of the opportunity to seize the capital and establish their own dynasty in China. By adopting the Ming form of government and continuing to employ Ming officials (the in-game Celestial Empire government), the Manchus managed to rule China until the early 20th century.

Qing does not exist at the beginning of the grand campaign, but can be formed by the Manchu, which in turn can be formed by Jianzhou, Haixi, Yeren, Udege, Donghai or any other country with Jurchen primary culture.

Formation[edit]

Qing Dynasty

We have taken the Northern Capital and defeated the false emperors. The Middle Kingdom must be united under a Manchu banner. Our dynasty shall reign for a thousand years!


Potential requirements Qing does not exist. The country: is Manchu. was never an end-game tag. has not yet enacted this decision. If this country is AI-controlled, then it: can not be a custom nation. must have at least 5 cities.	Allow The country: owns Ningyuan (704), Xilin Gol (723), Shenyang (726) and Beijing (1816). is not at war. is not a subject nation other than a tributary state. does not have the modifier “Tribal Succession Crisis”. If Mandate of Heaven DLC is active and there is an Emperor of China: then the country must be Emperor of China. else the country must be an empire.

Effects If Beijing (1816) is part of the HRE, but the country is not a member then: the province is removed from the HRE. the Holy Roman Emperor: gets the opinion modifier “Removed provinces from the Empire” towards the country, worth −50 opinion with a yearly decay of 1. loses 1 imperial authority. Beijing (1816): will no longer be under the control of an estate. becomes the capital of the country. becomes a core province of the country. changes its culture to the primary culture of the country. The country: becomes Qing. changes its government rank to empire. gets a permanent claim on every province of China that it does not own. gains 10 prestige. gets the modifier “Increased Centralization” for 20 years with the following effects: −0.05 monthly autonomy change, +1 national unrest. gets new missions. If the country: has Nomadic technology group then it changes to Chinese technology group and unit type. is not Confucian then it becomes Confucian and harmonizes with Tengri. has enacted the Steppe Nomads government reform then it becomes a monarchy.

Missions[edit]

Main article: Qing missions

Events[edit]

Main article: Manchurian events

Qing shares many events with Manchu, Ming, and Jianzhou. mostly focused around historical economic and military reforms.

Decisions[edit]

Repair of the Great Wall

Parts of the Great Wall are in dire need of extensive repair. In its current state it doesn't offer sufficient protection for our northern provinces.


Potential requirements The country: is Ming, Qing or has enacted the ‘Celestial Empire’ government reform. owns Taiyuan (693), Hejian (695), Baoding (696), Datong (697), Lanzhou (699), Xi'an (700), Yumen (707), Alxa (709) and Beijing (1816). does not have the modifier “Reparations of the Great Wall”. If the country is AI-controlled, then it: can not be a custom nation.	Allow The country: has a ruler with a military skill of at least 5.

Effects The country: gets the modifier “Reparations of the Great Wall” for the rest of the campaign with the following effects: +25% fort defense, +10% fort maintenance.

Construct the Forbidden City

The Forbidden City will be a glorious national monument, increasing our prestige and promoting stability.


Potential requirements The country: is Manchu, Ming, Qing or has enacted the ‘Celestial Empire’ government reform. has its capital in Beijing (1816) or Nanjing (1821). does not have the modifier “The Forbidden City”. If the country is AI-controlled, then it: can not be a custom nation.	Allow The country: is not at war has hired a level 3 statesman or has a ruler with an administrative skill of at least 3. has either the faction system is disabled or the Bureaucrats faction is in power. has a stability of +3. has at least 1 year's worth of income in its treasury. has at least 50 administrative power.

Effects The country: loses ducats equal to 1 year of income. loses 50 administrative power. gets the modifier “The Forbidden City” for the rest of the campaign with the following effects: −10% stability cost modifier, +0.5 yearly prestige.