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The Banking Crisis
The lending policies of the Peruzzi and Bardi banks in Tuscany resulted in an economic crisis on our hands. The banks have lent vast amounts of gold to individuals who clearly should not have been trusted. When those individuals subsequently defaulted on the loans, the two businesses were faced with the loss of their assets and the loss of faith among their customers, who are now unable to access their stored wealth.
BardiCountrytrigger
FlorenceCountrydynamic historical event.tag
PeruzziCountrytriggerEvent chain
Each event is fired by the one it is nested under; the line below it says which choice leads there and when.
- The Banking Crisis
- Our Lenders in Crisis↳ Option A “This is the end of banking as we know it!” · right away
- Change of Ownership↳ Option B “Save the banks!” · right away
- Our Lenders are Utterly Bankrupt↳ Option C “Their collapse suits our agenda.” · right away
Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_flo.txt:2263
2264type = country_event
2265title = flavor_flo.53.title The Banking Crisis
2266desc = flavor_flo.53.desc The lending policies of the Peruzzi and Bardi banks in Tuscany resulted in an economic crisis on our hands. The banks have lent vast amounts of gold to individuals who clearly should not have been trusted. When those individuals subsequently defaulted on the loans, the two businesses were faced with the loss of their assets and the loss of faith among their customers, who are now unable to access their stored wealth.
2267outcome = neutral
2268historical_info = flavor_flo.53.historical_info The Tuscan Banking Crisis of the 1340s manifested itself in the bankruptcy of three powerful Florentine banks, the Bardi, Peruzzi and the Acciaioli families. The economic crisis was caused by multiple factors, the most important being the troubles the Florentine Republic found itself in following their war against the Della Scala in 1337/1338 and the later campaign against the Republic of Pisa. Another significant contributing factor was the excessive lending done to King Edward III of England, who was unable to repay the loans.
2269fire_only_once = yes
2271dynamic_historical_event = {
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2278trigger = {
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2293illustration_tags = {
229410 = angry
229510 = interior
}
2298immediate = {
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2317set_local_variable = {
2318name = debt_of_the_banking_countries
2319value = 0
}
2321every_in_list = {
2322list = banking_country_list
2323every_lent_loan = {
2324add_to_list = every_loan_lent_by_bardi_and_peruzzi
2325change_local_variable = {
2326name = debt_of_the_banking_countries
2327add = loan_amount
}
}
2330change_local_variable = {
2331name = debt_of_the_banking_countries
2332add = gold
}
}
2335every_in_list = {
2336list = every_loan_lent_by_bardi_and_peruzzi
2337borrower = {
2338add_to_list = every_borrower_of_the_banks
}
}
2341save_scope_as = target_country
}