Speed of culture and religion converting

[Fehervari]

As an opposite example where none of these policies were used afaik and a small population was able to assimilate large amount of people. That's is the Magyarization of the Pannonian plane which resulted in the creation of a 1.5-2 million big Hungarian population within 3-4 centuries.

Maybe hungarian users can correct me on this, but as far as I know there is no evidence of state mandate magyarization and on the demographic front all sources indicate the original migrant population had a miniscule impact on the population as a whole.

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The first chapter(s) can shed some light on this question.

 

[byro123]

Then the other options wont be balanced at all. Like by all means if that is what you would like to experience: Be my guest, but I dont think it is going to turn into a good experience, especially for smaller cultures.

A fun experience is a good experience
Especially when playing as a obscure culture/religion and making it the dominate culture/religion

 

[nyetflix2]

Related to this, I feel like the opposite happened in the Maghreb, with the Berbers living in rural areas converting very quickly to Islam. Is this true ? Is there any explanation ?

Late but probably a mix of:
- they were not as thoroughly christianized as the middle east, and it's harder to hold on to your religion if it's not very organized
- thus the pagans often syncretized their traditions into Islam, for example the barghwata
- on the other hand Christianity persisted until at least the almohads, and Judaism until present day
- the Berber revolt was heavily linked to the khawarij who were against privileges for Arabs and promoted equality between ethnicities