Tibet.
It is a country closely related to northern nomads and has embraced Buddhism. It once threatened China, but was a puppet state of the Qing during the Victorian era.
It has no diplomatic rights and not many countries have declared interests here, so it is one of the countries that is as difficult to play as Ikicha.
But there are ways...
1. The Sikh Empire or East India Company shows a ‘protective’ attitude towards Tibet.
2 A country that shows a 'protective' attitude towards you must have at least a 'wary' red attitude towards the 'Qing Dynasty'.
However, you will need a lot of patience as two conditions are requested at the same time.
Be prepared to restart 20 to 30 times.
If you meet the conditions, conscript 'Hussars'.
Afterwards, upgrade to tier 2 cavalry.
Our military laws only allow us to conscript Tier 1 cavalry, but there are no restrictions on upgrading it.
Afterwards, let's receive the military's patriotic passion level 2 buff...
After arranging military wages into 5 levels, independence was declared!
If all the preceding conditions are met, a country that is protective towards you will 'definitely' join the war.
The Qing Dynasty was facing a diplomatic and military disaster due to opium addiction, so it was very easy to become independent.
The war goals are as follows: Qinghai/Yunnan/Sichuan.
1) In Tibet, the level 2 buff for priests is very strong, removing the -30% government ideology penalty.
2) At the same time, since the starting monarch interest group is the 'clergy' interest group, law reform is easy, and since the monarch is 20 years old and the 'Prudence' trait is fixed, there is an advantage in expansion.
Let's try it.
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