Event
The Pleading in Common Language Act
The Cambro-Norman conquest many generations ago brought the Court Language language to Ireland Region, but direct Norman Culture influence has since waned in the Country. Now Primary Culture magistrates occupy the castles and build the towns.
However, ordinary folk are still forced to have their legal trials heard in Court Language, a language that they do not understand.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
LegalismInstitutiontrigger
Court LanguagePolicytrigger
PeasantsPop Typetriggerlanguage_20_flagVariabletriggerDefinitionin_game/events/culture/language_events.txt:254
255type = country_event
256title = language.20.title The Pleading in Common Language Act
257desc = {
258first_valid = {
259triggered_desc = {
260trigger = {
262capital.region = region:ireland_region
263court_language = language:french_language
}
265desc = language.20.desc_IRE The Cambro-Norman conquest many generations ago brought the Court Language language to Ireland Region, but direct Norman Culture influence has since waned in the Country. Now Primary Culture magistrates occupy the castles and build the towns.
However, ordinary folk are still forced to have their legal trials heard in Court Language, a language that they do not understand.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
However, ordinary folk are still forced to have their legal trials heard in Court Language, a language that they do not understand.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
}
267triggered_desc = {
268trigger = {
269tag = ENG
270court_language = language:french_language
}
272desc = language.20.desc_ENG Since the Norman conquest in 1066, ordinary Primary Culture folk have been forced to have their legal trials heard in Court Language, a language that they do not understand.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
}
274triggered_desc = {
275trigger = {
275always = yes
}
276desc = language.20.desc Ordinary Primary Culture folk are being forced to have their legal trials heard in Court Language, a language that they do not understand.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
There is growing clamor for the judicial system to adopt common Common Language, so that pleas and sentences are more widely understood.
}
}
}
280outcome = neutral
282illustration_tags = {
28310 = angry
28410 = interior
}
287trigger = {
}
299immediate = {
}
302court_language = {
302save_scope_as = court_language
}
304region:ireland_region = {
304save_scope_as = ireland_region
}
306culture ?= {
307save_scope_as = primary_culture
308dialect = {
308save_scope_as = common_language
}
}
}