AGCEEP_Specific_Novgorod.txt

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1421-1421: Trade Agreement with Livonian Order for Novgorod
1466-1467: Epidemic Plague for Novgorod
1470: Civil War in Novgorod for Novgorod
1480-1819: The Empire of Russia for Novgorod
1552-1553: Plague in Novgorod for Novgorod
Triggered (1426-1429): Lithuanian demands for Novgorod
Triggered (1450-1475): Submission to Muscovy for Novgorod

Novgorod — Not random

Conditions

  • Livonian Order exists
  • The following must not occur:
    • Novgorod and Livonian Order are at war

Will happen within 300 days of January 2, 1421
Checked again every 300 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after December 30, 1421)

Description

In 1421, the Republic of Novgorod signed a trade agreement with the Livonian Order.

Actions

A. Sign it

  • Mercantilism -1
  • +25 relations with Livonian Order
  • +3 merchants

B. Refuse to sign it

  • Mercantilism +1
  • -25 relations with Livonian Order
  • Stability -1

Novgorod — Not random

Will happen within 35 days of December 2, 1466
Checked again every 35 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after March 1, 1467)

Description

During a winter of 1467 a strange decease claimed about 60,000 lives of people of Novgorod.

Actions

A. Darn!

  • Stability -1
  • -1000 population in the capital province
  • -1 base tax value in the capital province

Novgorod — Not random

Will happen on November 5, 1470

Description

The 14th century witnessed the start of Novgorod's long struggle with Moscow for supremacy. Internecine disputes among the republic's leaders weakened it in the face of growing Muscovite strength. Although it became a vassal of Moscow after the Muscovite invasions in 1456 and 1470, Novgorod was allowed to retain its self-government. It was not until 1478 that it came under Moscow's complete control and lost its freedom. Novgorod retained its commercial position until St. Petersburg was built in 1703.

Actions

A. Support Merchant Faction

  • Stability -4
  • Global revolt risk +7 for 48 months
  • The capital province revolts
  • A random province revolts

Novgorod — Not random

Conditions

  • Own Tula
  • Control Tula
  • Own Vladimir
  • Own Novgorod
  • At least one of the following must occur:
    • Own Tver
    • Own Pskov
    • Own Vologda
  • The following must not occur:
    • Russia exists
  • Country is not at war

Will happen within 30 days of January 2, 1480
Checked again every 30 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after December 31, 1819)

Description

Historically, in the 16th century the Roman Empire of Constantinople was long gone and its revival viewed as impossible. The Orthodox Faith never had a head figure like the Pope of the Catholic Faith. It however was mostly guided from Constantinople by the Patriarch there. As the Sunni Muslim Ottomans used the Patriarchs hostage-like situation for there own political gains many Orthodox countries felt appalled and started to loosen the chains of tradition. There had not existed a country as mighty as the Byzantines until...Russia was formed. Russia was created from the notion of full control of all those orthodox people that once had been Christianized from Kiev. This together with the fact that there was only one Orthodox country powerful enough to take up the mantle of the fallen Byzantines made the solution perfect and, thus the Greatest of Princedoms changed into the Empire of Russia.

Actions

A. Become the Third Rome

Novgorod — Not random

Conditions

Will happen within 30 days of October 2, 1552
Checked again every 30 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after August 2, 1553)

Description

In the fall of 1552 plague hit Novgorod extremely hard, as 280,000 people has died from the epidemic.

Actions

A. Darn!

  • -2000 population in Novgorod
  • -1 base tax value in Novgorod

Novgorod — Not random

Triggered by

Action A of 210005 - Preparations of Vytautas for Lithuania

Description

In 1425 Wassilij I, ruler of Muscovy, fostered his young son Vassilij II with his father-in-law Vytautas, and soon afterwards died. Vytautas was still determined to win a crown, but needed a visible success which could be proof of his strong position in eastern Europe and thus strengthen his claims. His first objective was Pskov. In 1426 he invaded the republic and forced it to pay tribute. In 1427 he made the borderland between Lithuania and Muscovy, known as the Wierchovian princedoms, subordinate to himself. It was composed of many small regions, which maintained their independence by maintaining tensions between Lithuania and Muscovy. After subduing Pskov, Vytautas turned his attention to Novgorod. In 1428 he invaded Novgorod and forced it to pay a very high tribute (11,000 rubles).

Actions

A. Better pay

B. We will defend our independence

  • Stability -1
  • +10000 infantry in the capital province
  • -100 relations with Lithuania
  • Gain a temporary casus belli against Lithuania for 48 months
  • Event 210011 - Response of Novgorod for Lithuania is triggered immediately

Novgorod — Not random

Triggered by

Action A of 40087 - Submission of Novgorod for Muscovy

Description

In 1450s, a lengthy bickering over the ownership of the lands being bought by Novgorodian boyars in (formally) Muscovy-controlled areas arose between Muscovy and Novgorod. On the other hand, Muscovites were still bitter over the heartily welcome given to Shemiaka by Novgorodians, as well as their refusal to pay 8,000 rubles tribute to Muscovy. Vasily II declared war on Novgorod in 1456, after the matter couldn't be resolved peacefully. Muscovy troops defeated Novgorodians and threatened to capture the city. The ensuing peace made Novgorod pay additional 8,500 rubles, return all the lands bought by Novgorodian boyars to Muscovy crown, pay yearly tribute to Muscovy Grand Prince, and agreed to write all laws in the name of Vasily II, and not veche, thus ending the independence of Novgorodian Republic.

Actions

A. Agree to become Muscovy's vassal

B. Refuse

AGCEEP_Specific_Novgorod.txt