Unguarded Nomadic Frontier

Unguarded Nomadic Frontier The rise of a powerful Horde on our borders is casting a grim shadow over our pretensions to possess the Mandate of Heaven. If the realm is to prosper we must pacify the Nomad Frontier.

Unguarded Nomadic Frontier is a disaster for the Emperor of China.

Prerequisites

• The Mandate of Heaven DLC is enabled
• This country is the Emperor of China.

If these prerequisites are met, the monthly progress can begin.

Monthly progress starts if

Monthly progress halts if

Emperor of China: does not have an ongoing disaster. has a neighboring country that: has the Steppe Nomads government reform. has a total development (including non-tributary subjects) of at least 300. is not a subject. does not have a truce with the Emperor of China. does not have an alliance with the Emperor of China. Monthly progress Emperor of China +1% • always, if prerequisites are met +1.5% • at war with the horde in question with −10% or lower war score +3.0% • at war with the horde in question with −25% or lower war score −3.0% • at war with the horde in question with 25% or higher war score

at least one of the following is true for the Emperor of China: has an ongoing disaster. does not have a neighboring country that: has the Steppe Nomads government reform. has a total development(including non-tributary subjects) of at least 300. is not a subject. does not have a truce with the Emperor of China. does not have an alliance with the Emperor of China.

Start

If the progress reaches 100%, the disaster will start with the following event

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Nomad Frontier

Powerful hordes on the frontier have been a constant threat to the Empire of China throughout history. With the rise of yet another powerful Horde on the frontier our people are starting to doubt that we will be able to protect them. Can the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] that does not keep the Hordes in control truly possess the Mandate of Heaven?
Only time will tell.

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Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the start of the ‘Unguarded Nomadic Frontier’ disaster.
In time they will learn. The country loses 2 stability. loses 20 mandate.

While the disaster is ongoing the country gets:

• −0.3 mandate modifier
• +25% liberty desire in subjects
• −15% morale of armies

Monthly events

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Koxinga Flees to Taiwan

Over the course of our nation’s collapse we have lost most of our ports and thus control over what remains of our navy. Claiming to be a Ming loyalist, a general known as Koxinga has commandeered several vessels and fled to Taiwan. The Ming government has historically taken little interest in the island, seeing it as a largely irrelevant backwater. Koxinga however sees potential in the island, and aims to use it as a base from which to eventually retake the mainland.

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This event happens only once during a campaign.

Trigger conditions Is Ming Total development is less than 600 Any province in the Taiwan area is empty	Mean time to happen 120 months
Immediate effects Tungning gains every uncolonized province in the Taiwan area as a core province.
Coward! If is Emperor of China: Lose 10 Mandate Else: Lose 10 prestige Tungning: A new ruler "Koxinga Zheng" comes to power Gain Polynesian as an accepted culture Gain Animist as a harmonized religion Build land units in the capital to force limit: 60% infantry, 30% cavalry, 10% artillery Build naval units in a random owned province with a port to force limit: 3 parts heavy ships, 3 parts light ships, 2 parts transports

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Li Zicheng's Rebellion and the Shun Dynasty

We have lost control over the north. The peasant warlord Li Zicheng has consolidated a large host of rebels and bandits under his command and seized control of an alarmingly large portion of the Empire. Li has declared himself Emperor and laid claim to the Mandate of Heaven. In a proclamation from the capital, Li announces the beginning of the Shun dynasty and pledges to restore traditional rituals and rule in accordance with Heaven.

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Trigger conditions Shun does not exist At least 10 owned provinces in the North China region are controlled by rebels Owns a province in one of the following areas: East Gansu West Gansu Shaanxi Shanxi North Hebei South Hebei Liaoning	Is triggered only by the monthly pulses of the ‘Crisis of the Ming Dynasty’ and the 'Unguarded Nomadic Frontier' disasters.
Immediate effects Hidden effect: Shun gains a core on every owned province controlled by this country or rebels in the above-mentioned areas Shun gains a core on every owned province in the Mongolia region controlled by this country or rebels that neighbours a core of Shun All rebellions end in these provinces Release Shun as a vassal Shun: Builds land units in their capital to force limit: 60% infantry, 30% cavalry, 10% artillery Changes government to monarchy Enacts government reform Autocracy Adopts the same amount of reform progress as this country
Kill this rebel! Lose 2 stability Lose 10% Mandate Shun: A new ruler named Zicheng of the Li dynasty comes to power Gain 15 years' worth of manpower Gain ducats equal to 15 years of income Shun declares war on this country, using Take Mandate of Heaven casus belli if they're the Emperor of China
Effects after selecting any option Hidden effect: Trigger country event “Intervention in the Crisis of the [From.GetAdjective] Dynasty” in 1 day for a random neighbouring country which: Has reform Steppe Horde Has at least 300 total development, including non-tributary subjects Is not a subject nation Is not allied to this country If no country meeting the above conditions exists, Manchu gets the event instead if it's independent or a tributary and not allied to this country.

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Yunnan Protectorate

It has always been difficult to rule the disparate peoples of the south-western provinces, but never more so than in this time of crisis. The rebels have begun to consolidate under the warlord [CDL.Monarch.GetName], who demands that the [Root.GetAdjective] state recognize him as Protector of Yunnan. We risk losing control of the region entirely if we do not take drastic action.

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Trigger conditions Dali does not exist At least 10 owned provinces in the Xinan region are controlled by rebels Owns a province in one of the following areas: Yun-Gui Hinterland Chuannan Yun-Gui Frontier	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here)
Immediate effects Hidden effect: Dali gains a core on every owned province controlled by this country or rebels in the above-mentioned areas All rebellions end in these provinces Release Dali as a march Dali: Builds land units in their capital to force limit: 60% infantry, 30% cavalry, 10% artillery Changes government to monarchy Enacts government reform Autocracy Adopts the same amount of reform progress as this country
Establish a Protectorate Lose 5% Mandate Dali gains 100% liberty desire Great [Root.GetName] will not be fractured! Gain 15% Mandate Dali declares war on this country using Independence casus belli

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Losing Control of the South

South China is in chaos. Swarms of rebels and bandits ravage the countryside and even control several cities of vital importance to the state. As the [Root.GetAdjective] state has failed to deal with this crisis, local governors have taken matters into their own hands. They have raised armies to combat the rebels, but they are refusing to take orders from our generals. Our messengers report that they intend to continue to administer their feudatory states even after the crisis is over. Allowing them to rule so autonomously will set a dangerous precedent, but we are hardly in a position to challenge these lords.

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Trigger conditions Either Wu or Yue does not exist At least 10 owned provinces in the South China region are controlled by rebels Owns a province in one of the following areas: Zhejiang Fujian East Guangdong West Guangdong Guangxi	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here)
Immediate effects Hidden effect: Wu and/or Yue, whichever doesn't already exist: Gain cores on every owned province in the following areas that's controlled by this country or rebels: For Wu: Zhejiang, Fujian For Yue: East Guangdong, West Guangdong, Guangxi All rebellions end in these provinces This country releases them as marches, then they: Build land units in their capitals to force limit: 60% infantry, 30% cavalry, 10% artillery Change government to monarchy Enact government reform Autocracy Adopt the same amount of reform progress as this country
Appoint autonomous governors. Lose 5% Mandate Yue and/or Wu, whichever exists, gain 100% liberty desire Great [Root.GetName] will not be fractured! Gain 15% Mandate Yue and/or Wu, whichever is a subject of this country: Declare war on this country using Independence casus belli

Finishing conditions

If either of these two conditions is true, the disaster will end:

• is not the Emperor of China.
• does not have a neighboring country that:
  • has the Steppe Nomads government reform.
  • has a total development(including non-tributary subjects) of at least 300.
  • is not a subject.
  • does not have an alliance with the Emperor of China.

then it loses the above-mentioned effects and the following event is triggered:

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Order Restored

 

Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by the end of the ‘Unguarded Nomadic Frontier’ disaster.
It is the will of the Heavens. If the country is the Emperor of China then it: gains 2 stability, gains 20 mandate, else it: loses 1 stability.