EventAcross the pillars
The Statute of Toledo

The debate over Limpieza de Sangre has reached a boiling point in Toledo. Many representatives of the Clergy are demanding that the highest dignities and benefices should only be reserved for Old Christians, and that all descendants of those who converted from Judaism and Islam be excluded. The matter is highly divisive, as many representatives of universities and councils denounce the proposal as unjust, and so the Crown has been called to step in and resolve the issue.
Fired by
- yearly_country_pulseOn ActionFrom random events 2 · right away
Trigger
- Has DLC:
Across the Pillars - CultureBelongs to the Iberian Culture Group
- Religion:
Catholicism - Has the
Limpieza de Sangre Law - Owns Toledo
Exact conditions
Requires 4
Laws
Limpieza de SangreTrigger
Religions
CatholicismTrigger
Culture Groups
- IberianTrigger
DLCs
Across the PillarsTrigger
Changes 1
ClergyOption 1, Option 2…
References 1
ClergyAs soon as it happens
Mentions 3
Laws
Religions
JudaismDesc
Religion Groups
IslamDesc
Triggered by 1
- yearly_country_pulseRandom events 2
Scripting 8
Uses 2
- event_illustration_estate_effectbackground = estate_type:clergy_estate · foreground = estate_type:clergy_estateAs soon as it happens
- unlock_policy_effecttype = limpieza_strict_enforcement_policy (+1)Option 1, Option 2…
References 6
Script Values
- estate_satisfaction_mild_penaltyOption 3
- estate_satisfaction_severe_bonusOption 1
- estate_satisfaction_severe_penaltyOption 2
- stability_mild_bonusOption 2
- stability_mild_penaltyOption 3
- stability_severe_penaltyOption 1
type = country_event
title = d009_iberian_policy.1.title The Statute of Toledo
desc = d009_iberian_policy.1.desc The debate over Limpieza de Sangre has reached a boiling point in Toledo. Many representatives of the Clergy are demanding that the highest dignities and benefices should only be reserved for Old Christians, and that all descendants of those who converted from Judaism and Islam be excluded. The matter is highly divisive, as many representatives of universities and councils denounce the proposal as unjust, and so the Crown has been called to step in and resolve the issue.
outcome = neutral
fire_only_once = yes
historical_info = d009_iberian_policy.1.historical_info In 1546, the newly elected Archbishop of Toledo, Juan Martínez Silíceo, initiated the adoption of a new blood purity statute in response to the appointment of a convert. Silíceo managed to make the Pope revoke the appointment, and despite the protests of many archdeacons, city councils, and university representatives, his purity statute was approved by King Philip and later became the standard model for similar legislation adopted throughout Spain.
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