revolts.txt 2.0.1

[St. Leo]

http://sleague.apolyton.net/personal/revolt.txt
http://sleague.apolyton.net/personal/lpetr_revolt201.zip

I've added comments with country names.

The following can only be formed as vassals in conquered territory:
#WLS
#BRI
#PRO
#ORL
#AQU
#BOU
#AUV
#KNI
#CAS
#SUZ
#JER
#DUL
#CAN
#TEK
#KAR
#AMI
#TRE
#CYP
#CAL
#CYR
#BYZ
#ATH
#BUL
#ALB
#RAG
#BOS
#CRO
#WAL
#MOL
#GEL
#FRI
#U10
#LAT

If you want Croatia and Bulgaria to appear, go on a crusade.

These are the countries that I remember being added:
#AKK
#AMI (vassal only)
#BYZ (vassal only)
#BRE
#CAN (vassal only)
#KAR (vassal only)
#MAG
#MAI
#MUN
#QAR
#SLZ
#SUZ (vassal only)
#TEK (vassal only)
#THU
#U00
#U01
#U02
#U03
#U10 (vassal only)

Those on the list below have been removed.
#ROY
#PUR
#FPR
#FUC

 

[unmerged(6145)]

You did not make a Fez revolter

 

[unmerged(6159)]

What's wrong with FPR? They were pretty close to being an independent state.

 

[St. Leo]

<i>What's wrong with FPR? They were pretty close to being an independent state.</i>

Were they close to being an independent state recognised by France, England, and Spain? If so, how would you tweak the following definition:

FPR = {
date = { day = 1 month = january year = 1559 }
expirydate = { day = 31 month = december year = 1589 }
minimum = { Lyonnais Maine Poitou Limousin Cevennes Languedoc Guyenne Bearn }
extra = { }
capital = Poitou
group = latin
culture = french
religion = reformed
}

For one thing, Maine is detached from the rest of the mass.

BTW, the player can liberate all of these provinces and set them free as the non-revolting Orleanais, Guyenne, Bourbonnais, Auvereugne, and Provence.

 

[unmerged(6159)]

Well the French certainly recognized their authority in certain matters (judicial legislative and such). That's not enough to be an independent state, but it's not so far off.

I though the French minors weren't available through the 16th century. Maine is whacky I agree.

I really like FPR for flavour although they definitely do show up more than they should.

 

[St. Leo]

<i>I though the French minors weren't available through the 16th century.</i>

They are now.