Institution

Feudalism

feudalism

Over time, many societies develop stronger and more permanent institutions of government. After the fall of the Roman Empire, much of Europe gradually developed into a feudal system, a structure in which Commoners performed labor on properties owned by wealthy Nobility in exchange for protection and the right to use that land for their own purposes.

For similar reasons, parallel systems of land tenure and reciprocal obligation have formed across the world, some with roots that go even further back than European feudalism.

Can spawn

Continent: Europe
Has an owner
num_pop_type:nobles > 0.1

Exact conditions

How it spreads

Into a location

From friendly neighbouring locations	average_location_literacy × 0.05 + num_pop_type:nobles × 0.5
From any neighbouring location	average_location_literacy × 0.01
Through imports	development × 0.03 + average_location_literacy × 0.1
Through exports	development × 0.03 + average_location_literacy × 0.1
To locations in the same market	average_location_literacy × 0.03
To the market centre	1
To the capital, once the country has embraced it	average_location_literacy × 0.05
Control scaling, once the owner has embraced it	2
Chance to be promoted	num_pop_type:nobles × 10

Institution Growth speeds up all of these: Institution Growth (in the location)Institution Growth (country-wide)

Through diplomacy

Each month, countries send the institutions they have embraced to their partner's capital.


Sharing Knowledge	To the country receiving it	0.5
Reined in Junior Diplomacy	To the country receiving it	0.5
Colonial Nation	Both ways	0.5
Conquistador	Both ways	0.5
Dominion	Both ways	0.5
Fiefdom	Both ways	0.5
Member of the Hansa	Both ways	0.5
March	Both ways	0.5
Pradhāna-Mahā-Sāmanta	Both ways	0.5
Secessionists	Both ways	0.5
State Bank	Both ways	0.5
Trade Company	Both ways	0.5
Appanage	Both ways	0.3
Agitate for Liberty	To the country receiving it	0.2
Alliance	Both ways	0.2
Officers Sent	To the country receiving it	0.2
Direct Imperial Free City	Both ways	0.2
Familial Governor	Both ways	0.2
Imperial Free City	Both ways	0.2
Mahā-Sāmanta	Both ways	0.2
Prónoia	Both ways	0.2
Ṭā'ifa	Both ways	0.2
Tǔsī	Both ways	0.2
Uç Bey	Both ways	0.2
Vassal	Both ways	0.2
Fleet Basing Rights	Both ways	0.1
Sponsorship of Military Order	To the country receiving it	0.1
Strengthened Family Ties	To the country receiving it	0.1
Loyalists Supported	To the country receiving it	0.1
Military Supported	To the country receiving it	0.1
Sāmanta	Both ways	0.1
Tributary	Both ways	0.1