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Valencian Golden Age
From the conquest of Valencia by James I in 1238 through the fifteenth-century mercantile boom, the city has become the cultural capital of the eastern Crown of Aragon. Joanot Martorell's chivalric novel Tirant lo Blanch, the love poetry of Ausiàs March, and Isabel de Villena's Vita Christi have established Valencian as a literary language equal to Castilian or Tuscan. Our cultural standing earns our realm prestige in courts as far as Naples and Cyprus, and marks the Crown of Aragon as a producer of European culture rather than a mere consumer.
Improved BookbindingAdvancerequiresPotential
- At least one of
- Culture: Catalan
- CultureUnified Culture Group contains Catalan
- Does NOT have the
Partitio Terrarum Imperii Romaniae Government Reform
Exact conditions
Advance tree
Max Literacy+5%
Prestige Decay−0.1%
Requires 3
Government Reforms
- Partitio Terrarum Imperii RomaniaePotential
Cultures
- CatalanPotential
Advances
- Improved BookbindingDiscoveryRequires
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DiscoveryAge
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