EventAcross the pillars
A House of Learning
Our scholars have long pressed for a college worthy of Target Location, a Great Madrasa where the law might be taught under one roof as it is in the great cities of the east. Target Character has the means to raise it beside the great mosque, where the faithful already gather. Such a foundation would draw students and jurists from across the strait, and bind the learning of our cities to the service of the Ruler Title.
- Target locationIfDoes NOT have a
Great MadrasaThenConstruct building: Building Type:Great Madrasa · Cost multiplier: 1OtherwiseGains +2.5 Development - Gains Center of Higher Learning for 20 years
- Lose 10 Political Influence
Exact script
We will not have another chance to gain these benefits
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Requires 2
Buildings
- Great MadrasaOption 1
Countries
GranadaTag
Grants 2
Buildings
- Great MadrasaOption 1
Static Modifiers
- Center of Higher LearningOption 1
References 1
- Great MadrasaOption 1
Mentions 1
- Great MadrasaDesc
Scripting 3
References 3
- development_extreme_bonusOption 1
- modifier_duration_years_longOption 1
- political_influence_severe_penaltyOption 1
type = country_event
category = situation_event
image = "gfx/interface/illustrations/situation/battle_for_the_strait.dds"
title = battle_for_the_strait_events.51.title A House of Learning
desc = battle_for_the_strait_events.51.desc Our scholars have long pressed for a college worthy of Target Location, a Great Madrasa where the law might be taught under one roof as it is in the great cities of the east. Target Character has the means to raise it beside the great mosque, where the faithful already gather. Such a foundation would draw students and jurists from across the strait, and bind the learning of our cities to the service of the Ruler Title.
outcome = positive
fire_only_once = yes
historical_info = battle_for_the_strait_events.51.historical_info In 1349 Sultan Yusuf I founded the Madrasa of Granada, the Madrasa Yusufiyya, beside the great mosque on the site where the cathedral now stands. It taught the Maliki school of law and stood as the foremost college of the emirate, a peer to the older schools of Fez and Cairo.
From its halls came many of the jurists and secretaries who staffed the Nasrid chancery. Only its prayer room survives, a single fragment of what was once the intellectual heart of the kingdom.
From its halls came many of the jurists and secretaries who staffed the Nasrid chancery. Only its prayer room survives, a single fragment of what was once the intellectual heart of the kingdom.