Event
The Golden Bull of 1222
With the coronation of Ruler as our Ruler Title, the Nobility sense an opportunity to solidify their power. Unlike the absolute ruler of Karoly Ruler, Ruler has no authority over the Court Title yet, and so the wretched Nobility lean against the rule of their rightful Ruler Title.
Reviving the fabled Golden Bull of 1222 might secure their loyalty to the state once again, but would also strengthen their position even further...
HungaryCountrydynamic historical event.tagDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_HUN.txt:1531
1532type = country_event
1533title = flavor_hun.350.title The Golden Bull of 1222
1534desc = {
1535first_valid = {
1536triggered_desc = {
1537trigger = {
1537has_variable = karoly_absolute
}
1538desc = flavor_hun.350.desc.a With the coronation of Ruler as our Ruler Title, the Nobility sense an opportunity to solidify their power. Unlike the absolute ruler of Karoly Ruler, Ruler has no authority over the Court Title yet, and so the wretched Nobility lean against the rule of their rightful Ruler Title.
Reviving the fabled Golden Bull of 1222 might secure their loyalty to the state once again, but would also strengthen their position even further...
Reviving the fabled Golden Bull of 1222 might secure their loyalty to the state once again, but would also strengthen their position even further...
}
1540triggered_desc = {
1541desc = flavor_hun.350.desc.b With the coronation of Ruler as our Ruler Title, the Nobility sense an opportunity to solidify their power. As his predecessor Karoly Ruler endured before him, Ruler finds it very difficult to assert authority over the wretched Nobility who lean against the rule of their rightful Ruler Title.
Reviving the fabled Golden Bull of 1222 might secure their loyalty to the state once again, but would also strengthen their position even further...
Reviving the fabled Golden Bull of 1222 might secure their loyalty to the state once again, but would also strengthen their position even further...
}
}
}
1545outcome = neutral
1546fire_only_once = yes
1547dynamic_historical_event = {
}
1553trigger = {
1554exists = ruler
1555not = {
1555ruler = character:hun_karoly_robert
}
1556ruler.adm < 50
1557ruler.dip < 50
1558ruler.mil < 50
1559not = {
1559has_estate_privilege = estate_privilege:golden_bull_of_1222
}
1560exists = ruler
}
1562illustration_tags = {
156310 = angry
156410 = interior
}
1566immediate = {
}
1568hidden_effect = {
1569ruler ?= {
1569save_scope_as = ruler_scope
}
1570character:hun_karoly_robert = {
1570save_scope_as = karoly_ruler
}
}
}
1585historical_info = flavor_hun.350.historical_info Louis I of Hungary convened a Diet in 1351, reaffirming most provisions of the pivotal Golden Bull of 1222, which established the rights of Hungarian nobility. Notably, he altered the right of nobles without male heirs to freely bequeath estates, introducing an entail system. He also instituted a measure requiring landowners to collect a "ninth" from peasants but maintained peasants' right to relocate freely. These changes shaped Hungarian nobility and the peasantry, contributing to the nation's evolving social and economic landscape.