Event
Demand of the China Side Adjective Side
The China Side have received one of the Trần princes, Claimant Character, who has fed them lies and deceit about the so-called throne usurpation of Target Character. Deceived, they subsequently decided to demand from us that Claimant Character is put back on the throne, reverting the progress we have made on reforming Country in the process.
Believing our response to be positive, they have set on their way to Country. Currently, Claimant Character is being escorted by a contingent of China Side Adjective troops to Capital.
Event chain
Each event is fired by the one it is nested under; the line below it says which choice leads there and when.
An Unexpected Coup- Coup in Target Country↳ Option A “[Target Character] will reform this country!” · right away
- Demand of the China Side Adjective Side↳ Option A “Demand the restoration.” · right away
- Disrespect of Target Country↳ Option A “Ambush the envoy.” · right away
Intervention in Target Country↳ Option A “If we do not destroy them, what are armies for?” · 2–4 months later
Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_chi_dai.txt:245
246type = country_event
247title = flavor_chi_dai.4.title Demand of the China Side Adjective Side
248desc = flavor_chi_dai.4.desc The China Side have received one of the Trần princes, Claimant Character, who has fed them lies and deceit about the so-called throne usurpation of Target Character. Deceived, they subsequently decided to demand from us that Claimant Character is put back on the throne, reverting the progress we have made on reforming Country in the process.
Believing our response to be positive, they have set on their way to Country. Currently, Claimant Character is being escorted by a contingent of China Side Adjective troops to Capital.
Believing our response to be positive, they have set on their way to Country. Currently, Claimant Character is being escorted by a contingent of China Side Adjective troops to Capital.
249outcome = neutral
250historical_info = flavor_chi_dai.ho_quy_ly_historical_info Turn of the 15th century saw the fall of the Trần to the hands of one of their ministers, Hồ Quý Ly. The coup was followed by a war with the Míng, where the Chinese were able to establish rule in Vietnam under the province of Jiāozhǐ. This occupation lasted until 1428, when the Chinese army was forced to withdraw after years of struggle with Vietnamese Uprisings.
252illustration_tags = {
25310 = angry
25410 = exterior
}
257immediate = {
}
}