Kashmir — Not random
Will happen within 30 days of January 2, 1498
Checked again every 30 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after January 2, 1503)
Description
His reputation as a spiritual master spread, and he attracted a steadily increasing number of devotees, whom he described as Sikhs (learners). Nanak died in Kartarpur in 1539, having appointed one of his most devoted followers-whom he renamed Angad (my limb)-as his successor. Over time, the community at Kartarpur developed the distinctive elements of the Sikh religious outlook and way of life. Nanak sought to see beyond the illusions of everyday existence in order to achieve sahaj, or union with God. For Nanak, as for his Sant predecessors, God was simultaneously transcendent, or beyond the ordinary range of perceptions, and immediately immanent, or existing within humanity.Actions
A. Let Guru Nanak reform
- Aristocracy -3
- Centralization +2
- Innovativeness +3
- Land +1
- Quality +1
- Serfdom -3
- Land tech investment: +800
- Trade tech investment: +800
- Stability +1
- Gain Fine Arts Academy in the capital province
B. Let a more Radical Guru reform
- Aristocracy -5
- Centralization +3
- Innovativeness +3
- Land +3
- Quality +3
- Serfdom -5
- Land tech investment: +1200
- Stability -1
C. Let a more Conservative Guru reform
- Aristocracy -1
- Centralization +1
- Innovativeness -1
- Offensive Doctrine -2
- Quality -1
- Serfdom -1
- Trade tech investment: +1200
- Stability +3
Kashmir — Not random
Will happen within 30 days of January 2, 1605
Checked again every 30 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after January 2, 1628)
Description
Under succeeding gurus the Sikh community gradually united and began to develop military power.Actions
A. Let Guru Har Govinda reform
- Aristocracy -3
- Centralization +3
- Innovativeness -3
- Offensive Doctrine +3
- Land +3
- Quality +3
- Serfdom -3
- Land tech investment: +1200
- Trade tech investment: +800
- Stability +3
- +20000 infantry in a random province
B. Let a more peaceful man reform
- Aristocracy -1
- Centralization +1
- Innovativeness +3
- Offensive Doctrine -2
- Land +1
- Quality -3
- Serfdom -3
- Land tech investment: +800
- Trade tech investment: +1200
- Stability +1
- +300
Kashmir — Not random
Will happen within 30 days of January 2, 1704
Checked again every 30 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after January 2, 1708)
Description
In 1699, Gobind Singh (1666-1708), the tenth and final guru, instituted certain practices that have become fundamental to Sikh identity. Through an initiatory rite, after which the initiate takes the surname Singh [lion], he created the military fraternity called the Khalsa, or pure, whose ideal was the soldier-saint. He introduced the Sikh practices of wearing a turban, carrying a dagger, and never cutting the hair or beard.Actions
A. Conservatives rule the Council
- Set country name to Sikh Empire
- Conditions:
Move capital to Chandigarh
- Own Chandigarh
- The following must not occur:
- Chandigarh is the capital
- Bikaner will be considered a claim province
- Thar will be considered a claim province
- +200 victory points
- Trade tech investment: +800
- Infrastructure tech investment: +800
- Monarch's diplomatic skill +2 for 60 months
- -50 relations with Rajputana
- -50 relations with Afghanistan
- Centralization -3
- Innovativeness -3
- Serfdom -3
- +6 diplomats
- Stability +2
B. Militants rule the Council
- Set country name to Sikh Empire
- Conditions:
Move capital to Chandigarh
- Own Chandigarh
- The following must not occur:
- Chandigarh is the capital
- Bikaner will be considered a claim province
- Thar will be considered a claim province
- Delhi will be considered a claim province
- Awadh will be considered a claim province
- +200 victory points
- Land tech investment: +800
- Naval tech investment: +800
- Monarch's military skill +2 for 60 months
- -100 relations with Rajputana
- -100 relations with Afghanistan
- -100 relations with Nepal
- -100 relations with Mughal Empire
- Centralization -3
- Innovativeness -3
- Serfdom -3
- +3 diplomats
- Stability -1
- +5 badboy