Event
San Francisco de Olite
As a devoted person, Ruler cannot accept the slow advancement of the works of the Convent of San Francisco in Olite.
The convent was started more than a century ago and cannot be considered finished yet.
Despite the impact that hurrying the works could do on our treasury, the place and our prestige could be greatly benefited.
NavarreCountrydynamic historical event.tagDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_NAV.txt:55
56hide_portraits = yes
57type = country_event
58title = flavor_nav.20.title San Francisco de Olite
59desc = flavor_nav.20.desc As a devoted person, Ruler cannot accept the slow advancement of the works of the Convent of San Francisco in Olite.
The convent was started more than a century ago and cannot be considered finished yet.
Despite the impact that hurrying the works could do on our treasury, the place and our prestige could be greatly benefited.
The convent was started more than a century ago and cannot be considered finished yet.
Despite the impact that hurrying the works could do on our treasury, the place and our prestige could be greatly benefited.
60outcome = neutral
61fire_only_once = yes
70trigger = {
71character:nav_jeanne_ii_capet = {
72is_alive = yes
}
74owns = location:olite
}
77illustration_tags = {
7810 = regular
7910 = interior
}
82immediate = {
}
84character:nav_jeanne_ii_capet = {
85save_scope_as = target_character
}
}
104historical_info = flavor_nav.20.historical_info According to legend, Saint Francis of Assisi founded the Olite convent during his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela (around 1213-1214).
Founded by King Theobald II, later Navarrese monarchs, especially Jeanne II and Charles II, supported the order financially and spiritually, fostering its growth and devotion.
Over time, the convent underwent changes, becoming an 'Apostolic College' for training and sending missionaries to Spain and America, or serving as a hospital during the Convention War in 1795.
Founded by King Theobald II, later Navarrese monarchs, especially Jeanne II and Charles II, supported the order financially and spiritually, fostering its growth and devotion.
Over time, the convent underwent changes, becoming an 'Apostolic College' for training and sending missionaries to Spain and America, or serving as a hospital during the Convention War in 1795.