Takeda
Takeda
Primary culture
Capital province
Government
State religion
Technology group
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
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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.
Events[edit]
Revolt of Harunobu
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This infobox may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current version of the game. The last version it was verified as up to date for was 1.24. |
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?
| Trigger conditions
This event fires only once.
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Mean time to happen
30 months |
 We must look to Harunobu for leadership.
Crush him.
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Achievements[edit]
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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