Mission
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Completion requirements
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Effects
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Prerequisites
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The Green Standard Army The Chinese armies are in disarray, their generals rapidly losing confidence in their masters. If we can control enough of northern China, these generals might decide to defect to us rather than serving a doomed Emperor.
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Qing controls at least 25 provinces in the following region:
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Qing gets the event “The Green Standard Army”.
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The Mandate of Heaven
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Establish Tributaries We have supplanted the Ming, and thus the nations of the world must acknowledge us as their new overlords. Re-establishing the imperial tributaries will be a difficult task, and some may, foolishly, be too enamored with their newfound independence to submit peacefully.
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Qing has at least 10 tributaries
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Qing gains 20 mandate
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The Mandate of Heaven
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Confucian Administration The imperial bureaucracy has been administered by Confucian scholar-elites for centuries. We simply cannot govern China without their compliance. We must restore and reorganize the bureaucracy.
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Qing:
- Has at least
2 stability
- Has less than
35% average autonomy
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If is the Emperor of China:
Qing gets "Confucian Administration" for 20 years, giving:
+1 yearly meritocracy
−33% state maintenance
Otherwise, Qing gets "Confucian Administration" for 20 years, giving:
−20% advisor cost
−33% state maintenance
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The Mandate of Heaven
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Devastate a Metropolis Many Chinese cities are refusing to surrender to our armies, forcing us into long sieges that slow down our campaign. We must make an example of one of China's greatest cities to show them the consequences of defiance.
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If exists, at least one province in the China superregion occupied but not owned by Qing:
- has at least
25 development
- has at least
20 devastation
Otherwise, Qing owns any province in the South China or Xinan regions with at least 25 development
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Qing gets "A Cruel Example" for 20 years, giving:
−20% Province warscore cost
+20% Siege ability
Every occupied but not owned province in the China superregion with more than 25 development:
- Loses
2 base tax
- Loses
2 base production
- Loses
2 base manpower
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The Green Standard Army
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The Three Feudatories As our campaign reaches further south into China, we must consider whether it would be easier, at least in the short term, to delegate rule in the region to the Ming governors who have defected to Qing. We must find some way to exploit the situation in the south.
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Qing:
For each of Yue, Wu and Dali:
- If exists, is independent or
vassal or march of Ming
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For each of Yue, Wu and Dali, if follows trigger conditions:
- Becomes a
march of Qing
- Additionally for
Dali, if Qing has the leader 'Wu Sangui'
- Changes to
Zhou
- Gets a new ruler named ‘Sangui’ from ‘Wu’ dynasty with a skill of at least
3 adm / 3 dip / 4 mil
Qing loses its leader 'Wu Sangui'
Otherwise, only for Yue:
Qing gains 25 prestige
Qing gains 10 army tradition
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The Green Standard Army
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Reform the Censorate Corruption was rife during the final years of the Ming dynasty. The Qing Censorate must be the eyes and ears of the Emperor, seeking out corruption throughout China and exposing dishonest officials.
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Qing has less than 1 corruption
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Qing:
- Gains
100 administrative power
- Gets "Qing Censorate" for
20 years, giving:
+20% Global tax modifier
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Confucian Administration
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Extinguish Ming So long as there is any remaining bastion of Ming loyalism, our rule over China will never truly be secure. We must eradicate the Ming totally.
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Ming does not exist
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If Qing is the Emperor of China:
- Gains
20 mandate
Otherwise, Qing gains 25 legitimacy
Qing gains cores on all unowned provinces on the China subcontinent
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Devastate a Metropolis
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Revoke the Feudatories Regional governors in the south cannot truly be trusted, and our spies report that they secretly conspire to overthrow our dynasty. We must revoke the privileges that we granted in the name of pragmatism so that we can rule southern China directly.
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Qing owns all provinces in the following regions as core provinces:
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Qing gains 200 diplomatic power
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The Three Feudatories
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Library of the Four Treasuries It is time to compile a complete history of China, gathering books from across the land to copy into our new libraries. This will also present an opportunity to censor books that contain ideas that might disrupt the harmony of Manchu rule.
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Qing:
- Has at least
50 absolutism, if is not revolutionary
- Has at least 10 provinces with a
university
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Qing gets "Library of the Four Treasuries" until the end of the game, giving:
+50% Institution spread in true faith provinces
−20% Institution embracement cost
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Reform the Censorate
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The Ten Great Campaigns We desire to exceed the accomplishments of all dynasties that have come before us. The boundaries of Qing must extend into Inner Asia and to the South, ruling over peoples that have never before known governance from Beijing.
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Qing:
- Has an army of at least
100% of its force limit
- Has at least
80% of its maximum manpower reserves
- Has at least
20 banner regiments
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Qing:
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Extinguish Ming
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Harmonious Empire China must be completely united under Qing rule. Its people must labor harmoniously under our wise administration, free from strife between nations and faiths.
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Qing:
- Own the China superregion with its non-tributary subjects
- Has less than
3 average unrest
- If is
Confucian:
- Otherwise,
- Has at least
100% religious unity
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Qing gets "The Sacred Edict" until the end of the game, giving:
+1 Tolerance of the true faith
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Extinguish Ming
Revoke the Feudatories
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Subjugate Dai Viet The lords of Dai Viet fancy themselves Emperors in Chinese style, and even emulate the Confucian bureaucracy. For all their pretense they are nothing more than pretenders, and must be made to submit to the true Emperor.
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Qing or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas:
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Qing:
- Gains
200 administrative power
- Gains permanent claims on the following areas:
- Karenni
- Shan Hills
- Kachin
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The Ten Great Campaigns
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Integrate Taiwan Ming loyalists, pirates, and European opportunists swarm over the coast of Taiwan. The island has never been integrated into China, with most considering it a savage backwater. But we can no longer deny its strategic significance in the hands of our enemies.
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Qing owns the following area:
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Qing gains 20 navy tradition
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The Ten Great Campaigns
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Secure Inner Asia Inner Asia has been a perpetual source of danger and anxiety for the rulers of China. Though expeditions have been sent to pacify the region in the past, China has never truly ruled the region. This must change.
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Qing owns all provinces in:
- Mongolia region
- Shanshan area
- Kashgaria area
- Central Altishahr area
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Qing gains 20 prestige
Provinces Kashgar (739), Yarkand (2124) and Hotan (710):
- If has a
center of trade level 1'
- Increases
center of trade to level 2
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The Ten Great Campaigns
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Annex Tibet Our old rivals from the steppe have established themselves in Tibet, whose lords have to accept our overlordship. It is time to integrate Tibet into the Celestial Empire.
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Qing owns the following region:
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Qing gains 20 army tradition
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The Ten Great Campaigns
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The Burma Campaign Yet more Ming loyalists have fled to the hills of Burma, seeking shelter among Shan and Bamar chiefs. We must show them that there is nowhere to hide from those who righteously hold the Mandate.
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Qing or its non-tributary subjects own the following areas:
- Karenni
- Shan Hills
- Kachin
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Qing gains 200 military power
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Subjugate Dai Viet
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