Two Sicilies

Primary culture

Sicilian (Latin)

Capital province

Palermo (125)

Government

Feudal Nobility

State religion

Catholic

Technology group

Western

Sicilian ideas

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Traditions:

+10% Morale of armies

+20% National manpower modifier

University of Catania

−5% Technology cost

Constitutions of Melfi

−1 National unrest

+1 Possible policies

Noble Admirals

+1 Yearly navy tradition

Greater Sicily

−10% Core-creation cost

Sicilian Trade Fleets

+20% Ship trade power

The Grand Navy

+15% Morale of navies

Sicilian Silk

+10% Goods produced modifier

Ambition:

+1 Yearly prestige

Two Sicilies is a formable nation in Southern Italy. It does not exist at any historical start dates.

Formation[edit | edit source]

Two Sicilies can be formed by any nation with Neapolitan or Sicilian as its primary culture.

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Unite the Two Sicilies

Naples and Sicily have been divided and squabbled over by the great powers of Europe for too long. We must reunite the Sicilies and become a great power in our own right.

Potential requirements

The Two Sicilies do not exist.
The country:

was never an end-game nation.
has not enacted this decision before.
is not a colonial nation.
has Neapolitan or Sicilian as primary culture.

If the country is AI-controlled, it:

is not a custom nation.
is not a former colonial nation.

Playing with normal or historical nations.

Allow

The country:

has an administrative technology of at least 10.
is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.
is not at war
is not a nomad nation.
owns core provinces:
- Napoli
- Palermo.
owns at least 10 provinces in the Italy region with Neapolitan or Sicilian culture.

Effects

The country:

becomes Two Sicilies.
gains 10 prestige.
gets new missions, unless it was Naples.
gets the event ‘New Traditions & Ambitions’, unless it has custom ideas.
increases rank to kingdom, if it is a duchy
removes all provinces from the Holy Roman Empire, if it is a member and not an elector or the emperor.