
Bureaucracy
Six Boards
The Liùbù were the six ministries of the Míng dynasty — Personnel, Revenue, Rites, War, Justice, and Works — that collectively administered the entire apparatus of the state. Together they represent the most comprehensive bureaucratic structure in the world; well-funded, they deliver a marked increase in tax revenues, but neglected, the six boards become entrenched power bases for factional officials who serve their own interests before the throne's.
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Potential
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Positive effects
scaled by an amount that varies
- =Bureaucracy Maintenance
- IfRootHas the
Three Departments Government Reform- ×1.5
- IfRootHas policy:
Grand Secretariat- ×1.2
- IfRootHas policy:
Direct Reports- ×1.1
Negative effects
With Bureaucracy Maintenance: ×1 at 0% → ×0 at 100%
Formula: 1 − Bureaucracy Maintenance
Estates Power+25% → 0%
Monthly Celestial Authority Change−0.03 → 0
Requires 5
Laws
Six Ministries SupervisionWhen deactivated
Policies
Direct ReportsPositive effects
Grand SecretariatPositive effects
Government Reforms
Three DepartmentsPositive effects
Countries
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References 6
Prices
- Implement Bureaucracy PricePrice to implement
- Maintain Bureaucracy PriceMaintenance price
- Remove Bureaucracy PricePrice to remove
Modifier Types
Six Boards Impactby nameModifier types
Mentioned in 2
Government Reforms
Modifier Types
Scripting 1
Granted by 1
- rtr_recreate_middle_kingdomCustom tooltip
maintenance_price_modifier = {
value = country_economical_base
multiply = 0.004
}






