EventAcross the pillars
The City That Remembers
Tetouan carries the imprint of two exiled peoples at once: Sephardi families and Morisco refugees alike, both still speaking dialects of the Spanish their grandparents brought with them, both still naming their children after towns in an Iberia neither community will ever see again. Few cities anywhere carry so much memory in their streets, courts, and kitchens all at once.
Fired by
- yearly_country_pulseOn ActionFrom random events 2 · right away
Trigger
- Has DLC:
Across the Pillars - Owns Tetouan
- Does NOT have Variable: d009_morisco_diaspora_10_fired
Exact conditions
- Gain +15 Prestige
- +10 towards
Traditionalist
Exact script
Requires 3
DLCs
- Across the PillarsTrigger
Static Modifiers
- Morisco CommunityTrigger
- Sephardi Refuge CityTrigger
Changes 1
References 2
Mentions 1
- SephardiDesc
Triggered by 1
- yearly_country_pulseRandom events 2
Scripting 5
Requires 1
Grants 1
- d009_morisco_diaspora_10_firedAs soon as it happens
Uses 1
- event_illustration_estate_effectbackground = estate_type:nobles_estate · foreground = estate_type:burghers_estateAs soon as it happens
References 2
- prestige_severe_bonusOption
- societal_value_move_to_leftOption
type = country_event
title = d009_morisco_diaspora.10.title The City That Remembers
desc = d009_morisco_diaspora.10.desc Tetouan carries the imprint of two exiled peoples at once: Sephardi families and Morisco refugees alike, both still speaking dialects of the Spanish their grandparents brought with them, both still naming their children after towns in an Iberia neither community will ever see again. Few cities anywhere carry so much memory in their streets, courts, and kitchens all at once.
outcome = neutral
historical_info = d009_morisco_diaspora.10.historical_info Tetouan was rebuilt and resettled largely by Sephardi and Andalusi Muslim exiles after they were expelled from Iberia, and the city therefore retained its uniquely Iberian-influenced character, including the Haketia and Moroccan-Arabic dialects that still carry traces of Spanish, well into the twentieth century.