Event
The Shooting Societies
Life is often full of perils and foreign invaders who wish to usurp our prosperous lands. To pursue the defensive effort of one's home, many members of the Burghers have taken to founding a shooting society in Kraków, aimed at maintaining prosperity and raising a capable body of sharpshooter militia.
As our domain and people expand, new towns and cities seek to establish their own shooting societies and thus many of their representatives have taken to formally request official backing for the founding of such societies in each town and city.
PolandCountrydynamic historical event.tagDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_pol.txt:2577
2578title = flavor_pol.37.title The Shooting Societies
2579desc = flavor_pol.37.desc Life is often full of perils and foreign invaders who wish to usurp our prosperous lands. To pursue the defensive effort of one's home, many members of the Burghers have taken to founding a shooting society in Kraków, aimed at maintaining prosperity and raising a capable body of sharpshooter militia.
As our domain and people expand, new towns and cities seek to establish their own shooting societies and thus many of their representatives have taken to formally request official backing for the founding of such societies in each town and city.
As our domain and people expand, new towns and cities seek to establish their own shooting societies and thus many of their representatives have taken to formally request official backing for the founding of such societies in each town and city.
2580outcome = neutral
2581historical_info = flavor_pol.37.historical_info Known as the Rooster Society, the origin of the name within the Brotherhood traces back to their early shooting contests. Initially, they utilized live chickens and roosters as targets, evolving over time to wooden rooster figures known as kurs. This transition led to the establishment of the original name, Kur's Fraternity, as kur denotes rooster in colloquial Polish.
With the advent of firearms, the resemblance between the hammerlock and a rooster's head became striking. As shooters prepared to fire by pulling back the hammerlock, the action was described as "cocking" the firearm, solidifying the association with the rooster moniker.
With the advent of firearms, the resemblance between the hammerlock and a rooster's head became striking. As shooters prepared to fire by pulling back the hammerlock, the action was described as "cocking" the firearm, solidifying the association with the rooster moniker.
2582fire_only_once = yes
2583illustration_tags = {
258410 = exterior
258510 = regular
}
2587dynamic_historical_event = {
}
2593trigger = {
2594is_during_bankruptcy = no
2595owns = location:krakow
}
2598immediate = {
}
}