Well calling him "The Sword of Isa" would be a bit obscure to most folks (Isa is the Islamic name for Jesus).
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Well calling him "The Sword of Isa" would be a bit obscure to most folks (Isa is the Islamic name for Jesus).
I had nothing to do with this. This dynasty was randomly generated, and the name is hilarious 
The 76-year-old, drunken, depraved, one-eyed, stressed, syphilitic lunatic ruling the Talibid Empire just won't die. I think there's something more to that treatment than they're willing to say...
That beard on a Byzantine emperor made me gag. Then that steppe border made me puke in my mouth. The blobbing into the desert before holding the Holy Land made me spew all over.
Just kidding man, looks like a good runthrough.*Arabic* name for Jesus.
Actually, Christian Arabs call him Yasu', the name Isa is, in fact, Islamic.
769 start: de jure duchies:
De facto duchies:
I mean, if the Tibetan emperor distributed the duchies that way intentionally, then for the inevitable resulting civil war he can only really blame himself.
De facto duchies:
I mean, if the Tibetan emperor distributed the duchies that way intentionally, then for the inevitable resulting civil war he can only really blame himself.
This is actually historical, the guy holding the Purang title is a Zhangzhung prince who was ousted from his capital area (he starts as a rival to the Emperor). The guy holding Ngari is a 'Great minister' appointed to govern the area by the Emperor. In 769 Tibet is a hotbed for internal strife and conflict - there's also a mythological Sumpa princess who starts as a lover and friend to the Zhangzhung prince, another 'Great minister' in Lhunzhub, a subjugated Taoist Tangut ruling in the north, etc.
It was not my job in steppe, it was conquered back when I was still plotting my way to become emperorThat beard on a Byzantine emperor made me gag. Then that steppe border made me puke in my mouth. The blobbing into the desert before holding the Holy Land made me spew all over.
*Arabic* name for Jesus.
. Anyways, how could I take holy land from England? There was no claimants that I could invite, and I had no other CB against them.
Wait a generation and there will be claimants.It was not my job in steppe, it was conquered back when I was still plotting my way to become emperor
Hehehe... I should have started as Purang!This is actually historical, the guy holding the Purang title is a Zhangzhung prince who was ousted from his capital area (he starts as a rival to the Emperor). The guy holding Ngari is a 'Great minister' appointed to govern the area by the Emperor. In 769 Tibet is a hotbed for internal strife and conflict - there's also a mythological Sumpa princess who starts as a lover and friend to the Zhangzhung prince, another 'Great minister' in Lhunzhub, a subjugated Taoist Tangut ruling in the north, etc.
Japan is not the only place protected by a divine wind! Looks like Maldives has it too:
Yeah...so landlocked troops near Dunhuang trying to get to an island Maldives without boats? China pls. Men do not simply turn into boats, this is not Civilisation!
Yeah...so landlocked troops near Dunhuang trying to get to an island Maldives without boats? China pls. Men do not simply turn into boats, this is not Civilisation!
That's got to be an actual bug.Japan is not the only place protected by a divine wind! Looks like Maldives has it too:
Yeah...so landlocked troops near Dunhuang trying to get to an island Maldives without boats? China pls. Men do not simply turn into boats, this is not Civilisation!
Definitely an exploit using the fact that the Chinese army has no ships, maybe you can say it's a bug.