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The King of the Jesuits
The spread of Lutheranism is one of the great failures of Previous Ruler. his/her policies of religious permissiveness and theological chaos have allowed the straying of hundreds of Polish souls to the terrible heresy. Only the strength of the Jesuit order can take back the lost ground in the minds of the Polish flock.
Let us sponsor the order and give them the resources to counter the wave of heresy threatening our subjects.
PolandCountrydynamic historical event.tag
MonarchyGovernment Typetrigger
Possible Government ReformsModifier Typeoption 3
Tolerance of Heretical BeliefsModifier Typetrigger
Jesuits AllowedPolicytrigger
CatholicismReligionoption 2, option 3, trigger
IndulgentTraittrigger
Free ThinkerTraittrigger
SinnerTraittrigger
TolerantTraittriggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_pol.txt:756
757type = country_event
758title = flavor_pol.10.title The King of the Jesuits
759desc = flavor_pol.10.desc The spread of Lutheranism is one of the great failures of Previous Ruler. his/her policies of religious permissiveness and theological chaos have allowed the straying of hundreds of Polish souls to the terrible heresy. Only the strength of the Jesuit order can take back the lost ground in the minds of the Polish flock.
Let us sponsor the order and give them the resources to counter the wave of heresy threatening our subjects.
Let us sponsor the order and give them the resources to counter the wave of heresy threatening our subjects.
760outcome = neutral
761historical_info = flavor_pol.10.historical_info Sigismund III was a son of King John III of Sweden. His father was a man who ruled a staunch Protestant country but with a personal leaning toward Catholicism. Sigismund was brought up by Jesuits and preferred their company. Religion was as important to him as politics and one of his great obsessions was to make Catholicism the state religion of Poland. This was perhaps the most impossible task for a man, even if king, to accomplish in Poland. The freedom of religion and the ideological principle of religious tolerance were the foundation of Polish society. Sigismund was strong-willed and stubborn, so he tried nevertheless. He of course had the whole country against him and failed. These acts also made him many enemies, which would stop him from reforming the government and strengthening royal power in the first decade of the 17th century.
763fire_only_once = yes
764dynamic_historical_event = {
}
771trigger = {
775ruler_or_regent ?= {
}
783religion_percentage_in_country(religion:lutheran) > 0
784religious_unity < 0.66
}
792illustration_tags = {
79310 = angry
79410 = interior
}
797immediate = {
}
}