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The Target Country Adjective Division of Current Year

Internal rivalries within the Target Ruler Dynasty family have led to the division of the Target Country Adjective Target Country Flavor Rank into multiple independent entities once more. Rival Brother threatens with an open revolt if Lower Bavaria is not given full autonomy. The resulting fragmentation threatens the unity of the Target Country Flavor Rank and opens the door to potential external interference. Should we support the division to appease the Nobility, or strive to keep Bavaria united?
Lower BavariaCountryimmediate, option 1, option 2, option 3, trigger
Upper BavariaCountrydynamic historical event.tag, immediate, triggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_bav.txt:2115
2116type = country_event
2117title = flavor_bav.1302.title The Target Country Adjective Division of Current Year
2118desc = flavor_bav.1302.desc Internal rivalries within the Target Ruler Dynasty family have led to the division of the Target Country Adjective Target Country Flavor Rank into multiple independent entities once more. Rival Brother threatens with an open revolt if Lower Bavaria is not given full autonomy. The resulting fragmentation threatens the unity of the Target Country Flavor Rank and opens the door to potential external interference. Should we support the division to appease the Nobility, or strive to keep Bavaria united?
2119outcome = neutral
2121historical_info = flavor_bav.1302.historical_info The fragmentation of Bavarian territories was a recurring theme throughout the late medieval and early modern periods. Dynastic disputes, particularly among the Wittelsbach family, often led to the partitioning of the duchy into smaller, rival domains. These divisions weakened central authority and exposed Bavaria to foreign influence and internal strife. The 14th and 15th centuries saw multiple such partitions, including the notorious division of 1392 which gave rise to the separate duchies of Bavaria-Munich, Bavaria-Ingolstadt, and Bavaria-Landshut. Efforts to preserve unity were frequently undermined by noble interests and inheritance traditions, which favored partition among heirs over primogeniture.
2123fire_only_once = yes
2124dynamic_historical_event = {
}
2131illustration_tags = {
213210 = angry
213310 = interior
}
2136trigger = {
2137has_ruler = yes
2138any_character = {
2139is_alive = yes
2140OR = {
2141is_sibling_of = root.ruler
2142is_close_relative = root.ruler
2143is_child_of = root.ruler
}
2145dynasty = root.ruler.dynasty
2146is_female = no
2147is_ruler = no
2148is_heir = no
2149age_in_years >= 16
}
2151OR = {
2152AND = {
}
2166AND = {
2168owns = location:landshut
2169OR = {
2170stability <= 0
2171area:bavaria_area = {
2172any_location_in_area = {
2173owner = root
2174average_satisfaction <= 0.5
2175count > 3
}
}
}
}
}
}
2183immediate = {
}
2185save_scope_as = target_country
2186capital = {
2186save_scope_as = target_location
}
2187ruler ?= {
2188save_scope_as = target_ruler
}
2190if = {
}
2198else = {
2199random_character = {
2200limit = {}
2213save_scope_as = rival_brother
}
}
}