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Not really. In SP I can almost always get away with a total army size in the 200-250k range when I'm up to my cruising along superpower stage. The big difference between MY 200k and the AI's os that I usually have an MP of 600k without trying, and 1M+ if I really push it (though with 5.2 that seems to have dropped a bit. 600K is still doable with HRE status and basic effort, though) so I'm able to win wars of attrition when necessary (or queue up an extra 100k MP in troops on the spot).

Also, consider that the AI for nations like Norway have a tendency to be at war very often, even when its not entirely reasonable to be, and that 180k might not represent what the AI is actually trying to field, just what it had at the end of the game.
 
What Frankfurt didn't have in men they made up for in tech. They had alot more land tech than the other world powers, and were one of the biggest yellow nations on the tech map. Some other powers were 10 techs behind.
 
Sorry for double post, but I just saw that Byzantium has only one ship, a transport. In 1645, they had the largest fleet in the world! 106 ships, in total. How the mighty have fallen.
 
The AI has a habit of mismanaging the economy, going bankrupt, and then disbanding the entire navy. In fact, I'd go further and say that the AI just sucks at all things naval. All AI nations should get a boost to forcelimits, a discount on naval maintenance, and be coded not to disband the *entire* fleet when bankrupt.
 
1821 GLOBAL UPDATE PART 9: POLITICS, AND THE GREAT THINKERS OF THE PAST

These are the current rulers of the major countries and their advisors:
DENMARK
Jorgen Ellbrecht 7/7/7
Yuriy Boruffsin, Artist 4
Duff Boyd, Master of Mint 4
Alfredo Buti, Pioneer 3

MALI
Regency Council 4/6/7
Bakari Moussa, Artist 6
Bubu Deo, Army Reformer 6
Ba-Bakribin Deo, Trader 2

ENGLAND
King William III af Plasencia 8/7/4
Jeremy Essex, Statesman 6
Baldwin Foukhard, Artist 4
Jakob von Hohenberg, Pioneer 2

LEINSTER
Lorccan Mac Coibhearnaigh 8/8/3
Koenraad Bulterman, Spymaster 4
Domenico Pallavicini, Artist 4
Kennet Nansen, Trader 2

FUNJ
Duke Ranfi II Angelos 6/6/7
Muhammad Billah, Trader 5
Abu Likayik Keira, Collector 3
Otto Zapolya, Army Reformer 3

NORWAY
Magnus IX Gelre 3/5/8
Alf Nansen, Master of Mint 6
Wenzel Heidelberger, Diplomat 4
Julien Guillaumery, Trader 3

BERRY
Jean VI de Broye 7/7/5
Eudes Cauchon de Vercinay, Trader 4
Benedit Wernigerode, Artist 3
Julius August Brach, Pioneer 3

FRANKFURT
August IV von Oldenburg 3/5/7
Sigmund Grob, Trader 6
Germain D’Artigoity, Diplomat 4
Adolf Ichstadt 3

VIJAYANAGAR
King Devaraya II Tuluva 6/4/7
Viranasimha Mayehar, Army Reformer 5
Thanjavur Keshaw, Statesman 4
Sriranga Chatoor, Natural Scieintist 2

SIBIR
Ucirni Khan I von Hesse-Kassel 7/3/7
Bengt Wrangel, Artist 4
Severin de Sergine, Master of Mint 4
Zikmund Trutnov, Sibir 2

BOHEMIA
Fridrich II Falcky de Sens 6/6/5
Rudolf Bentinck, Artist 4
Raymond Wolfeseder, Natural Scientist 3
Kliment Lablonec, Pioneer 3

WU
King Xingwang I Holkar 4/8/8
Mamoru Harumune, Master of Mint 4
Jahdan Xi, Master Recruiter 1
Chungwai Huizan, Army Reformer 1

AUSTRIA
King Johann II Goye 5/5/5
Uilliam O Finntighearn, Artist 4
Dhatmapala Tilleharatne, Grand Admiral 3
Sigismondo Battisti, Natural Scientist 3

MALACCA
Mansur Shah II Srivijaya 4/7/3
Muzaffar Shah Abdulfatah, Collector 5
Binya Dala Maung-Gyi, Master of Mint 4
Mahmud Ra’ayat Shah Hamzah, Army Reformer 1

HUNGARY
Regency Council 7/6/3
Branabas Karolyi, Trader 5
Mustafa Asker, Artist 4
Vasilis D’Anoe, Theologian 1

BIHAR
Regency Council 7/3/5
Murtaza Nagesh, Master of Mint 6
Muhammad Tanragouri, Statesman 1
Rama Ghemawat, Army Reformer 1

FRANCE
Regency Council 3/4/3
Jean-Philippe Le Tellier, Treasurer 5
Bernhard Bergius, Artist 4
Wilfried Taut, Natural Scientist 2

MING
Regency Council 4/3/4
Zhengde Gu, Alderman 4
Longuru Song, Army Reformer 4
Youshan Song, Grand Captain 2

BYZANTIUM
Emperor Andreas IV Doukas 3/4/5
Bartholomaios Syropoulos, Artist 4
Henryk Sterner, Natural Scientist 3
Theodoros Choumnos, Theologian 1

CASTILLE
Enrique VI af Plasencia 5/6/3
Ernst Laporte, Artist 4
Yakim Sjtjenjatvev, Theologian 1

ETRURIA
Lord Protector Filippo Orsini 3/5/3
Robert de Vernieres, Diplomat 3
Filippo Butteri, Pioneer 2
Leandro del Rosso, Trader 1

NAVARRA
King Luis V de Navarra 4/6/5
Werner Van Gulik, Artist 2

The alliances between the major powers in 1821:

ALLIANCES
England – Castille
Norway – Etruria
Denmark – Hungary, France, Frankfurt
Frankfurt – Denmark, France
Bohemia – Berry
France – Denmark, Frankfurt
Berry – Bohemia, Etruria
Navarra – Austria
Castille – England
Etruria – Norway, Berry
Austria – Hungary, Navarra
Hungary – Denmark, Austria, Sibir
Byzantium – Funj
Vijayanagar – none
Bihar – Ming
Wu – none
Ming – Sibir, Bihar
Sibir – Hungary, Leinster, Ming
Malacca - Mali
Funj – Byzantium
Mali – Malacca
Leinster - Sibir

GREAT THINKERS (all skill 6 advisors and their hire dates)

Economics
Bernardo di Cesenatico, Trader, Ferrara, 1453
Adelfo di Commacchio, Trader, Ferrara, 1453
Poppo von Andechs, Trader, Bohemia, 1453
Ioannikos Dalassenos, Trader, Byzantium, 1453
Evangelos Peganites, Trader, Byzantium, 1453
Tryggve Krabbe, Trader, Byzantium, 1453
Narses of Ust-Aksayaskaya, Trader, Greece, 1453
Miklos Guthkeled, Trader, Hungary, 1453
Koz’ma Novotorgsky, Trader, Moldova, 1453
Simon von Saratov, Trader, Russia, 1453
Magnus Ua Canannain, Trader, Leinster, 1453
Innokentios of Palaeokastron, Trader, Funj, 1453
Dankaran Fassekra, Trader, Mali, 1453
Eusebios Myralides, Trader, Funj, 1453
Demetrios of Djavri, Trader, Karaman, 1454
Szilveszter Trpimirovic, Trader, Hungary, 1457
Josquin de Pellefort, Collector, France, 1463
Narsingh Rai Bhatt, Master of Mint, Gondwana, 1463
Ishaq Taha, Master of Mint, Funj, 1466
Erwin Deconinck, Master of Mint, Flanders, 1466
Pumi Sopa Chilche, Banker, Inca, 1470
Guy of Tansulukh, Trader, France, 1479
Balduin de Schaunburg, Trader, Alsace, 1514
Esben Juel, Trader, Denmark, 1524
Iancu Duca, Banker, Moldova, 1527
Hazza Chammas, Collector, Hedjaz, 1551
Dannaconna Iahenhouton, Treasurer, Huron, 1563
Tirumala Dasari, Trader, Vijayanagar, 1566
Donato Negrone, Treasurer, Genoa, 1584
Weje Xi, Alderman, Manchu, 1595
Mamadu Moussa, Master of Mint, Mali, 1618
Nkuwu Youlou, Master of Mint, Kongo, 1628
Friedrich Schmitt, Master of Mint, Frankfurt, 1650
Allah ad-Din Hamzah, Collector, Makassar, 1670
Nikomedes Apokaukos, Trader, Byzantium, 1671
Raden Wijaya Hamengku, Treasurer, Majapahit, 1672
Olof Piper, Treasurer, Norway, 1716
Francis Northumberland, Treasurer, England, 1734
Sadayoshi Shigemasa, Alderman, Tachibana, 1737
Awkal Keira, Trader, Funj, 1753
Sulayman Badr Shah Batuta, Trader, Malacca, 1765
Alf Nansen, Master of Mint, Norway, 1798
Abd al-Rahman Mahmud, Trader, Jalayirids, 1808
Sigmund Grob, Trader, Frankfurt, 1811
Murtaza Naagesh, Master of Mint, Bihar, 1818
Na’l Kelueljang, Collector, Funj, 1820

Art
Alberto di Assemini, Artist, Sardinia, 1453
Palaemon Batatzes, Artist, Byzantium, 1453
Sarasvat Chatterji, Artist, Vijayanagar, 1453
Tamasiga Nkomo, Artist, Zimbabwe, 1453
Siegmund von Essen, Artist, Munster, 1454
Robert de Bauge, Artist, Armagnac, 1454
Konstantinos of Dareium, Artist, Funj, 1454
Gunnar af Bogense, Artist, Sweden, 1458
Eugenios Synacheris, Artist, Greece, 1460
Adam Buchanan, Artist, Leinster, 1463
Otto Billung, Artist, Brunswick, 1464
Pater of Hwicce, Artist, Lancaster, 1464
Levente Poth, Artist, Hungary, 1465
David of Al Arbadi, Artist, Funj, 1466
Dayir Inalchi, Artist, Khiva, 1466
Nikodemos Palaiologos, Artist, Epirus, 1468
Guntram von Pakli, Artist, Astrakhan, 1468
Matyas Beleznay, Artist, Hungary, 1469
Reinhard von Joudreville, Artist, Lorraine, 1476
Duua Barghujin, Artist, Khiva, 1484
Ioannikios of Djavri, Artist, Byzantium, 1486
Nasir Taha, Artist, Funj, 1488
Tugum Burilgijin, Artist, Kazakh, 1497
Jeno Hadik, Artist, Hungary, 1518
Toshiyuki Masatsugu, Artist, Tachibana,1528
Vladislav Liberec, Collector, Bohemia, 1549
Diego de Beaumont, Artist, Navarra, 1552
Uberto Caracciolo, Artist, Aquileia, 1571
Jaya Indravarman Dang, Artist, Champassak 1571
Mathuin Mac Amhalghaidh, Artist, Leinster, 1589
Tecumseh Wakatawicks, Artist, Shawnee, 1613
Sri Rajadhiraja Simha Ranga, Artist, Ceylon, 1629
Siti Chirombo, Artist, Zimbabwe, 1681
Dakwai Niansui, Artist, Wu, 1781
Bakari Moussa, Artist, Mali, 1789

Philosophy
Ioulianos Doukas, Philosopher, Byzantium, 1453
Pridbjorn of Gluckstadt, Philosopher, Denmark, 1453
Mark de Vere, Philosopher, Munster (Irish), 1453
Mscivoj Hagalin, Philosopher, Poland, 1453
Adalbert van Vlaanderen, Philosopher, Algiers, 1453
Gerasimos Palaiologos, Philosopher, Funj, 1453
Konstantinos Ouranos, Philosopher, Funj, 1453
Chilagun, Nayagid, Philosopher, Khorasan, 1456
Guchu Timuridsid, Philosopher, Crimea, 1456
Gregorios of Darieium, Philosopher, Funj, 1468
Adario Sunyendeand, Philosopher, Huron 1468
Hugues d’Eu, Philosopher, France, 1470
Temor Abu, Philosopher, Timurids, 1573
Bernt Haraldsson, Philosopher, Norway, 1580


Military
Islam Shah Viqar-ul-Mulk, Quartermaster, Delhi, 1453
Alam Khan Durai, Army Reformer, KHD, 1453
Mahmud Sen, Rear Admiral, Bengal, 1453
Narashima Jana Bhowarbar, Army Reformer, Orissa, 1458
Jianwan Yan, Fortification Expert, Ming, 1462
Leopold Maximilian Herzburg, Army Reformer, Anhalt, 1463
Lamochattee Hothlepoya, Rear Admiral, Creek, 1472
Fyodor Burukhin, Grand Admiral, Pskov, 1492
Mukombwe Njie, Colonel, Zimbabwe, 1492
Viktor Holstein, Rear Admiral, Denmark, 1508
Ivan Kulish, Army Reformer, Zaparozhie, 1511
Hokoleskwa Oshawahna, Sergeant Major General, Shawnee, 1525
Wratislaw Stellmacher, Grand Marshal, Pommerania, 1530
Leopoldo Ruffo, Quartermaster, Sicily, 1535
Qian Zongyan, Army Reformer, Ming, 1538
Vsevolod Nogtew, Commandant, Ryazan, 1540
Muhammad Keita, Fortification Expert, Mali, 1543
Ninan Cayuchi Quintiraura, Fortification Expert, Inca, 1544
Edvard Bathory, Army Reformer, Hungary, 1548
Denis de Coligny, Commandant, Burgundy, 1552
Andreas Boumbalis, Colonel, Byzantium, 1557
Krishna Jeoomal, Fortification Expert, Vijayanagar, 1558
Alfonso Mantova, Fortification Expert, Papal States, 1560
Shah Rukh Jahagir, Army Reformer, Timurids, 1560
Bukka Chatterji, Grand Captain, Vijayanagar, 1562
Abd al-Qadir Shol, Fortification Expert, Funj, 1564
Jung Yi, Grand Captain, Korea, 1564
Ahmad Khalil, Naval Reformer, Timurids, 1567
Imtiyaz Berui, Sergeant Major General, Fez, 1575
Ernst Seyssel, Army Reformer, Austria, 1580
Weyapersenwah Piqua, Army Reformer, Shawnee, 1593
Praudha Padmesh, Naval Reformer, Vijayanagar, 1605
Christoffer Krag, Fortification Expert, Denmark, 1610
Na’l Garang, Fortification Expert, Funj, 1614
Boydas Tegus-tu, Colonel, Kazakh, 1615
Daniel Tayot, Army Reformer, Kongo, 1616
Fumo Bakari Semid, Naval Organizer, Zanzibar, 1633
Mahmud Rhaman, Army Reformer, Durrani, 1636
Neshangwe Mutasa, Army Reformer, Zimbabwe, 1642
Torhild Liefsson, Army Reformer, Norway, 1643
Naomhan O Diubhgeannain, Grand Captain, Leinster, 1660
Al-‘Abbas Mansour, Commandant, Yemen, 1670
He Hao, Army Reformer, Ming, 1670
Antoine Freymuth, Recruit Master, Lorraine,1689
Martin de Azpilcueta, Army Organizer, Navarra, 1694
Kalman Kinizsi, Army Reformer, Hungary, 1699
Husayn Rajabhushan, Army Reformer, Bihar, 1699
Nicolaus Eins, Army Organizer, Frankfurt, 1700
Sayid Mahmud Qadandei, Commandant, Astrakhan, 1708
Chiroma Bandele, Fortification Expert, Hausa, 1715
Nasir Kayra, Army Reformer, Funj, 1725
Pedro de Goni, Grand Captain, Navarra, 1726
Sane Aung-Hla, Army Reformer, Taungu, 1744
Karoly Nadasdy, Army Reformer, Hungary, 1748
Yahya Moussa, Army Organizer, Mali, 1748
Orlok Gonbat, Colonel, Oirat Horde, 1751
Vimala Dharmasuriya Kalpage, Privateer, Ceylon, 1751
Harmann Fortunat Romermann, Grand Marshal, Baden, 1758
Kamefusa Yukiie, Army Organizer, Fujiwara, 1763
Miklos Milvanyi, Army Reformer, Hungary, 1769
Michael Syropoulos, Recruitmaster, Byzantium, 1770
Bubu Deo, Army Reformer, Mali, 1772
Alberto Sabbati, Army Reformer, Aquileia, 1774
Ingsemang Lui, Army Reformer, Lan Na, 1778
Peter Alvinczy, Army Reformer, Hungary, 1786
Chaitanya Keshaw, Rear Admiral, Vijayanagar, 1798
Ang Tong Dim, Naval Reformer, Khmer, 1804
Congwei Jibi, Army Reformer, Wu, 1804
Abdallah Saad, Grand Captain, Yemen, 1812
Abd al-Qadir Taha, Fortification Expert, Funj, 1816
Sayyid Zangi, Commandant, Mamluks, 1820
Budhil Chittoor, Rear Admiral, Vijayanagar, 1820
Rurik Zhiznomir, Commandant, Novgorod, 1820

Science
Cocom Canek, Scientist, Maya, 1453
Nasir Garang, Scientist, Funj, 1464
Fusasaki Norihira, Scientist, Tachibana, 1608
Siuwerd Eigershuisen, Scientist, Gelre, 1610
Oupagnouvarat Eng, Scientist, Lan Xang, 1629
Tamenaka Kanehiro, Scientist, Tachibana, 1665
Ferenc Szechenyi, Scientist, Hungary, 1793

Politics
Chenghua Mingtai, Ambassador, Ming, 1453
Bent Ulfeldt, Ambassador, Denmark, 1475
Gabor Kinizsi, Spymaster, Hungary, 1506
Aq Nazar Toluichu, Statesman, Kazakh, 1522
Denis Geffken, Diplomat, Augsburg, 1549
Edvard Lackovic, Statesman, Hungary, 1550
Raoul Clausse, Statesman, Berry, 1573
Aliya Rama Jeoomal, Spymaster, Vijayanagar, 1592
Gunda Mayekar, Statesman, Vijayanagar, 1661
Opochtli Huitzilihuitl, Spymaster, Aztec 1689
Christoffer Haraldsson, Spymaster, Norway 1709
Karaca Rahim, Statesman, Dulkadir, 1803
Jeremy Essex, Statesman, England, 1811

Religion
Malik Qaranful Moidu, Theologian, Bihar, 1454
Christian Selasinky, Theologian, Brandenburg, 1463
Friedrich Karl Seel, Theologian, Ansbach, 1473
Bernt Bjelke, Theologian, Norway, 1492
Anton Brahe, Theologian, Denmark, 1499
Karoly Kemeny, Theologian, Hungary, 1504
Mochcouoh Kukumatz, Theologian, Maya, 1545
Chiraramuro Chrima, Inquisitor, Zimbabwe, 1583
Benkano Deo, Theologian, Mali, 1600
Michiyo Tsunahira, Inquisitor, Tachibana, 1638
Theodore Bickling, Theologian, Lorraine, 1666
Michinori Kuninori, Inquisitor, Minamoto, 1678
Muhammad Arigh Erdene, Inquisitor, Chagatai Horde, 1774
Nikifor Kamenski, Theologian, Nizhny Novgorod, 1791

Law
Pomaqaula Colla-Topa, Inca, High Judge, 1476
Houlong Ting, Sheriff, Ming, 1503
Ludwig Bebra, Sheriff, Hesse, 1544
Wolfgang Aschbacher, Sheriff, Tirol, 1580
Atnonio Goyeneche, Sheriff, Navarra, 1625
Tirumala Jeoomal, High Judge, Vijayanagar, 1646
Yonaguska Degataga, High Judge, Cherokee, 1681
Hridaynath Malini, Sheriff, Vijayanagar, 1783
 
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Once we have the last global update post we should have a contest to see who can pick our GPs. If everyone ranks them and picks them I doubt we 'll have any ties.
 
Would love to see some historical analysis. Who are the famous figures of history? Who's got the reputation of badass warrior king? Who is the new Luther? Who is the new Jean Chauvin (John Calvin)? Who are the great builders? Who are the fathers of the great powers (Famous generals/Kings)? Who are the historical analogs to each of these countries (like Byzantines to Ottomans: Large inflation problems, overextended, severely outmatched by rivals to the west, nationalism will probably be a problem, etc.)?

I really love this AAR. Its one of my favorite AARs ever.
 
I highly doubt Byzantium will have nationalism problems when half their realm is Greek and there several other Greek states and Greek-cultured provinces nearby. Maybe in Persia, but not to the extent of the Ottomans.
 
THE BEGINNING OF THE LONG PEACE, 1821

The year 1821 saw the beginning of perhaps the most extraordinary period in human history. Wars worldwide ceased as military forces simply refused to engage one another in combat. The reason for unprecedented outbreak of global peace remains unclear. The scholars of the day, such as the statesman Jeremy Essex, are mysteriously mute on the subject. Today, politicians often use their views of its cause to promote their own political and social agendas, arguing that their way is the way to return to peace…or alternatively to avoid it, for those who see the Long Peace as a time of weakness. Some see a secret conspiracy behind it all, a sort of shadow government for who benefited from the unusual time. But whatever the cause, the fact remains that for the first time in history, an entire generation of young men would grow up without shedding blood in battle.

Even now, intellectuals continue to put forth new theories. The cultural critic J.G. Ballard saw parallels between the Long Peace and the more recent period known as the Recess, which he famously described as “that world slump of boredom, lethargy and highs summer which carried us all so blissfully through ten unforgettable years.” Perhaps, he argued, people had simply grown bored and tired of war and needed an extended vacation.

An alternative notion was proposed by the New Age spiritualist, Brian Aldiss. He proposed that a planet inhabited by beings far more advanced than us had been observing Earth through a satellite observatory, and chose to beam empathic energy toward Gaea, the spirit of the planet. When asked why the period ended, he suggested that it was a final gift to us. Knowing that our observational technology would soon be sufficient to detect the satellite and its transmissions, they were preparing to end their observations.

The radical historian Philip K Dick theorized that “real time”, as he termed it, ended in 1066. All subsequent events that appeared to happen were part of a two-source hologram generated by a vast artificial intelligence, determined to prevent the fall of the Roman Empire. He notes that in 1820, the Byzantines were once again at war with Austria and Navarra, and the Long Peace likely prevented serious damage to the Empire. As he repeatedly reminded his readers in his monumental work, VALIS, ‘ the Empire never ended.’ But none of these explanations has received wide acceptance, and Dick’s ideas in particular have often been dismissed as the ravings of a deranged anti-Hellenist.

And with this post, I conclude the EU3 part of this journey. Thank you for coming with me on this exploration. I still hope to continue the game in V2, but am dependent on the converter being compatible with HOD.
 
magritte2 said:
Even now, intellectuals continue to put forth new theories. The cultural critic J.G. Ballard saw parallels between the Long Peace and the more recent period known as the Recess, which he famously described as “that world slump of boredom, lethargy and highs summer which carried us all so blissfully through ten unforgettable years.” Perhaps, he argued, people had simply grown bored and tired of war and needed an extended vacation.
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Is this a hint that you'll be skipping HOI3? Not that that's a problem, of course, given that it really is too scripted.

Also, do you have plans to eventually do a CK2:ToG -> EU4 -> Vic2 -> EvW campaign? 1124 years of Paradox chaos! :happy:
 
DC123456789 said:
Is this a hint that you'll be skipping HOI3? Not that that's a problem, of course, given that it really is too scripted.

Also, do you have plans to eventually do a CK2:ToG -> EU4 -> Vic2 -> EvW campaign? 1124 years of Paradox chaos! :happy:
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No, it's just a quote from "Prima Belladonna". The Recess would presumably follow the Cold War, though I don't think Ballard ever put any dates on it. Nobody's very worried about time in the Vermillion Sands stories. If there's a workable converter by the time the V2 part is over, I'll give it a whirl, but I don't really expect it.

As to the long campaign...we'll see. Not in the immediate future, I don't think.
 
Is Funj still a Byzantine vassal?
Also, do nations in EU3 have titles beyond kingdom or empire? Like, what kind of titles do Berry, Frankfurt, Sibir ect. have? Maybe you could even give us a last rundown of the official names of all the leading nations?
 
Of course Ballard and Dick would have those theories. I like that the events of this game changed Dick's theory to being that time stopped in 1066. Would he still think himself a Gnostic, then, is the real question, or would he consider himself a part of the obscure sect of Abrahamics called "Muslims"?
 
Wonderful stuff, really enjoyed this part as well.

I'm good with Dick's explanation :)
 
@Rafinius, yes, Funj is still a vassal and therefore technically a "duchy" in EU3 terms. There really aren't titles for countries, just government types. Any vassal state is a duchy, any independent monarchy is a kingdom (with a few special exception like hordes and the Byzantine Empire).

@Merrick Chance, I don't think Dick would be a garden variety muslim since there are still two major muslim countries. Maybe Sufi or Yazidi. Or a Bogomil--that would be a good ideological fit.
 
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