EventAcross the pillars
The Pogroms Spread
News of the fury that first broke loose in Andalusia has not stayed there. In town after town across the realm, the same rumors spread, the same sermons are delivered, and the same crowds gather outside Jewish quarters that had known nothing of this violence a season ago. Whatever calm existed here is already breaking, and no order from our court will reach every street in time.
Fired by
- yearly_country_pulseOn ActionFrom random events 2 · right away
Trigger
- Has DLC:
Across the Pillars - Religion:
Catholicism - CultureBelongs to the Iberian Culture Group
- Does NOT have Variable: d009_sephardi_catastrophe_2_fired
- Has Global Variable: d009_pogroms_spreadingSet by
The Preaching of Fernando MartínezEventExclusive to: 
Castile
Exact conditions
- Lose 2.5 Stability
- Target location
Exact script
Requires 4
Religions
- CatholicismOption, Trigger
JudaismAs soon as it happens, Option…
Culture Groups
- IberianTrigger
DLCs
- Across the PillarsTrigger
References 2
Mentions 1
- JudaismDesc
Triggered by 1
- yearly_country_pulseRandom events 2
Scripting 5
Requires 2
- d009_pogroms_spreadingTrigger
- d009_sephardi_catastrophe_2_firedTrigger
Grants 1
- d009_sephardi_catastrophe_2_firedAs soon as it happens
Uses 1
- event_illustration_estate_effectbackground = estate_type:peasants_estate · foreground = estate_type:clergy_estateAs soon as it happens
References 1
- stability_weak_penaltyOption
type = country_event
title = d009_sephardi_catastrophe.2.title The Pogroms Spread
desc = d009_sephardi_catastrophe.2.desc News of the fury that first broke loose in Andalusia has not stayed there. In town after town across the realm, the same rumors spread, the same sermons are delivered, and the same crowds gather outside Jewish quarters that had known nothing of this violence a season ago. Whatever calm existed here is already breaking, and no order from our court will reach every street in time.
outcome = negative
historical_info = d009_sephardi_catastrophe.2.historical_info The 1391 pogroms spread with startling speed from Sevilla across the summer, reaching Córdoba, Toledo, Valencia, Palma, and Barcelona within weeks, largely because local preachers and mobs in each city took the Sevilla riots as license rather than warning. Contemporary estimates suggest tens of thousands of Jews were killed or forcibly converted that year alone, permanently reshaping the demographic and religious map of Iberia.