Event
The Battle of the Princes

As a member of the Tatar Yoke, the rulers of the principalities under our protection have traditionally been subject to approval by the Ruler Title before taking the throne. The ruler of Target Root Country, whose right to rule has already been confirmed, is in the midst of a power struggle with a close relative, and has therefore sent an emissary asking us to reaffirm the appointment of Target Root Country Ruler.
JochiCountryoption 1, option 2, option 3endorses_pretenderVariableoption 3Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_glh.txt:181
182type = country_event
183fire_only_once = yes
184title = flavor_glh.3.title The Battle of the Princes
185desc = {
186first_valid = {
187triggered_desc = {
191desc = flavor_glh.3.desc_direct_appeal_to_khan As a member of the Tatar Yoke, the rulers of the principalities under our protection have traditionally been subject to approval by the Ruler Title before taking the throne. The ruler of Target Root Country, whose right to rule has already been confirmed, is in the midst of a power struggle with a close relative, and has therefore sent an emissary asking us to reaffirm the appointment of Target Root Country Ruler.
}
193triggered_desc = {
194trigger = {
}
200desc = flavor_glh.3.desc_endorses_ruler The Jochi Ruler Title of the Jochi has decreed that Target Root Country Ruler retains the favor of Jochi Ruler in regards to the rule over Target Root Country.
}
202triggered_desc = {
203trigger = {
}
209desc = flavor_glh.3.desc_endorses_pretender The Jochi Ruler Title of Jochi has decreed that Target Root Country Ruler no longer retains the favor of Jochi Ruler in regards to the rule over Target Root Country. Instead, the Jochi Ruler Title favors the rule of Pretender.
}
}
}
213outcome = neutral
215illustration_tags = {
21610 = angry
21710 = interior
}
220immediate = {
}
222capital = {
223save_scope_as = target_location
}
}
292historical_info = flavor_mos.16.historical_info In the thirteenth century, Russian principalities were relatively small and weak, with each ruler facing the approval of the Golden Horde Khān. In the following century, Muscovy grew in power and attempted to challenge the authority of the Mongols by allowing the throne to pass to the son of Vasily I, the ruling prince. Following his passing, the move was challenged by his brother due to different interpretations of his will, and the ensuing civil war resulted in a decades-long power struggle known as the Muscovite War of Succession.