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The Challenges of Tomorrow
On account of the excellent management of the country, Ruler has successfully restored the power and stability of the Country Adjective monarchy following the War of the Roses. Credited to the close attention to detail and opposition to lavish spending, his/her focus seems to have turned towards raising new revenues by introducing a ruthlessly efficient mechanism of taxation.
EnglandCountrydynamic historical event.tagsupports_house_of_lancasterVariabletriggersupports_house_of_yorkVariabletriggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:10264
10265type = country_event
10266title = flavor_eng.107.title The Challenges of Tomorrow
10267desc = flavor_eng.107.desc On account of the excellent management of the country, Ruler has successfully restored the power and stability of the Country Adjective monarchy following the War of the Roses. Credited to the close attention to detail and opposition to lavish spending, his/her focus seems to have turned towards raising new revenues by introducing a ruthlessly efficient mechanism of taxation.
10268outcome = neutral
10270fire_only_once = yes
10271dynamic_historical_event = {
}
10278trigger = {
10279has_ruler = yes
10280OR = {
10281AND = {
10282exists = character:eng_henry_tudor
10283ruler ?= character:eng_henry_tudor
}
10285AND = {
10286ruler ?= {
10287dip >= 25
10288adm >= 25
10289OR = {
10290AND = {
10291exists = dynasty:york_dynasty
10292dynasty = dynasty:york_dynasty
}
10294AND = {
10295exists = dynasty:lancaster_dynasty
10296dynasty = dynasty:lancaster_dynasty
}
}
}
}
}
10303NOT = {
10304OR = {
10305custom_tooltip = {
10306text = variable_supports_house_of_york_tt The Court Supports the York
}
10309custom_tooltip = {
10310text = variable_supports_house_of_lancaster_tt The Court Supports the lancaster dynasty
}
}
}
10316at_war = no
10318stability > 75
10319government_power > 90
}
10322illustration_tags = {
1032310 = regular
1032410 = interior
}
10326immediate = {
}
10328capital = {
10328save_scope_as = target_location
}
}
10371historical_info = flavor_eng.107.historical_info The reign of Henry VII helped stabilize the kingdom's finances and consolidated the power of the monarchy. With the help of his chancellor, John Morton, the King introduced the payment of a benevolence tax with the reasoning that someone living modestly must be saving money, and therefore could afford the benevolence, whereas someone living extravagantly was obviously rich, and could therefore also afford to pay it.