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Hispano-Moresque Style
Andalusian craftsmen fleeing the Christian frontier have settled in our Maghrebi cities for two centuries, bringing their tilework, woodcarving, and stuccowork into our mosques, madrasas, and palaces. The Almoravid pulpits of our great mosques, the lacework arches of our royal courts, and the funerary cupolas of our shrines all bear the unmistakable Hispano-Moresque signature. The influx of Andalusian artistry lends the Maghrebi courts an aesthetic that rivals Granada itself and sets the standard for the Maghreb's high culture.
Patron of the ArtsAdvancerequiresPotential
At least one of
- CultureBelongs to the Amazigh Culture Group
- CultureBelongs to the Maghrebi Culture Group
Exact conditions
Advance tree
Requires 3
Advances
- Patron of the ArtsRenaissanceRequires
Belongs to 1
RenaissanceAge
Scripting 1
References 1
- large_production_efficiency_bonusModifiers
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