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Northern Rebellion
The arrest and subsequent imprisonment of influential Nobility from Norfolk in the Tower of London has sent shock waves across the political landscape. Their incarceration is an attempt to quell the growing Catholic movement in Northumberland and Westmorland, provinces which host a sizeable heretic population. In response to these arrests, two local members of the Nobility - Thomas Percy and Charles Neville - have raised a rebellion, vowing to restore the Flavor Rank to the true faith. We are now confronted with an armed uprising unless we release the imprisoned Nobility or engage in dialogue with the rebel leaders.
EnglandCountrydynamic historical event.tag
AnglicanismReligiontrigger
CatholicismReligionimmediate, option 1, option 3, trigger
LutheranismReligiontriggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:2275
2276type = country_event
2277fire_only_once = yes
2278title = flavor_eng.20.title Northern Rebellion
2279desc = flavor_eng.20.desc The arrest and subsequent imprisonment of influential Nobility from Norfolk in the Tower of London has sent shock waves across the political landscape. Their incarceration is an attempt to quell the growing Catholic movement in Northumberland and Westmorland, provinces which host a sizeable heretic population. In response to these arrests, two local members of the Nobility - Thomas Percy and Charles Neville - have raised a rebellion, vowing to restore the Flavor Rank to the true faith. We are now confronted with an armed uprising unless we release the imprisoned Nobility or engage in dialogue with the rebel leaders.
2280outcome = neutral
2283dynamic_historical_event = {
}
2290trigger = {
2291owns = location:london
2297own_entire_province = province_definition:northumberland_province
2298province:northumberland_province = {
}
2305own_entire_province = province_definition:westmorland_province
2306province:westmorland_province = {
}
}
2314illustration_tags = {
231510 = exterior
231610 = armed
}
2319immediate = {
}
2321create_character = {
2322first_name = name_charles
2323dynasty = dynasty:neville_dynasty
2326adm = 60
2327dip = 61
2328mil = 70
2329birth_date = 1542.1.1
2330birth_location = location:kendal
2331script = eng_charles_neville
2332save_scope_as = charles_neville
2333create_in_limbo = yes
}
2336create_character = {
2337first_name = name_thomas
2338dynasty = dynasty:percy_dynasty
2341adm = 51
2342dip = 55
2343mil = 60
2344birth_date = 1528.1.1
2345birth_location = location:durham
2346script = eng_thomas_percy_2
2347save_scope_as = thomas_percy
2348create_in_limbo = yes
}
2351create_rebel = {
2353category = religious
}
2358scope:charles_neville = {
2358change_character_allegiance = scope:northern_rebellion
}
2359scope:thomas_percy = {
2359change_character_allegiance = scope:northern_rebellion
}
}
2463historical_info = flavor_eng.20.historical_info Queen Elizabeth I aimed to establish Protestant Anglicanism in England, but faced challenges when Mary Queen of Scots sought refuge in her kingdom. Mary's Catholic claim to the throne posed a threat, so Elizabeth imprisoned her. Mary then became the focus of plots to overthrow Elizabeth, including a marriage proposal to Norfolk, England's only Duke. Norfolk's delay led to his imprisonment, yet Elizabeth suspected other nobles, like the Earls of Northumberland, Westmorland, and Cumberland, of involvement. When summoned to London, they rebelled on November 9, 1569. The uprising, fueled by resentment against Tudor rule, led to harsh measures from Elizabeth, including executions. Despite this, Catholicism persisted in the North, leading to a decade of persecution.