Takeda

Primary culture

Togoku (Japanese)

Capital province

Kai (1029)

Government

Daimyo

State religion

Shinto

Technology group

Chinese

Takeda ideas

Traditions:

−10% Cavalry cost

+10% Cavalry combat ability

Leader of Kai Genji

+10% Morale of armies

Shugo of River Dams

+10% Goods produced modifier

Information Network

+10% Foreign spy detection

+10% Spy network construction

Kurokawa Gold Mine

+30% Improve relations

Koshu Hatto

−10% Idea cost

Twenty-Four Generals

+1 Leader without upkeep

Koyo Gunkan

+0.5 Yearly army tradition

Ambition:

+10% Institution spread

Takeda is an inland daimyo state located in the small province of Kai, in the Eastern Chubu region of Japan. Historically, the clan was famed for its use of cavalry armies, and would go on to become one of the strongest forces in the Sengoku Jidai.

Missions[edit]

Main article: Japanese missions

Decisions[edit]

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 tag.
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 a nomad nation.
is not at war.
owns at least 25 cities.
owns Kyoto (1020) and Musashi (1028).

Effects

The country:

abolishes the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.

Japan

loses its cores on every province owned by the subject daimyos of the country.

All subject daimyos of the country:

become independent.
abolish the ‘Daimyo’ government reform.

The country:

changes to Japan.
becomes an empire.
obtains new missions (which are Japanese missions).

If Japan:

does not have custom ideas
- then Japan gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.

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

The country:

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

Allow

Japan does not exist.

The country:

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

There is no country that:

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

Effects

The country:

changes to Japan.
abolishes the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.
becomes an empire.
gains 100 legitimacy.
gains 100 administrative power.
gains 100 diplomatic power.
gains 100 military power.
obtains new missions (which are Japanese missions).

If Japan:

does not have custom ideas
- then Japan gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.

The AI will always take this decision.

id

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 tag.
has not enacted the ‘Shogunate’ government reform.
has not enacted the ‘Celestial Empire’ government reform.
has a Japanese culture.

Allow

Japan does not exist.

The country:

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

There is no other country that:

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

Effects

The country:

changes to Japan.
abolishes the ‘Daimyo’ or ‘Independent Daimyo’ government reform.
becomes an empire.
gains 100 legitimacy.
gains 100 administrative power.
gains 100 diplomatic power.
gains 100 military power.
obtains new missions (which are Japanese missions).

If Japan:

is a member of the Holy Roman Empire, but not the emperor or an elector
- then all its provinces are removed from the HRE.
does not have custom ideas
- then Japan gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’.

The AI will always take this decision.

Events[edit]

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Revolt of Harunobu

A dynamic son of our ruler, Harunobu, has surprisingly taken up arms against his father for the leadership of our clan. He has quickly gained the support of many of our retainers who recognize a brilliant leader in the man. Can this be the man who will lead the Takeda to greatness or is it just a disloyal son, acting out against his father?

This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions

The country: