Mysore — Not random
Will happen within 0 days of April 26, 1766
Checked again every 0 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after January 2, 1783)
Description
Haydar 'Alī came from a family of calvary officers in the Mysore army. While serving in Mysore as a commandant, Haydar 'Alī had many occasions to learn about European methods of fighting and was deeply impressed. As early as 1755-56, he is said to have obtained the services of Frenchmen to organize his artillery, arsenal and workshop. Haydar 'Alī 's rise to power was the result of not only his personal dipolmatic skills, but largely on the armed power he acquired. His brilliant combination of European styled musket-using infantry and mobile calvary organized on the Mughal pattern proved invincible. Undoubtedly, he was the first important Indian commander to realize the value of European methods for drilling infantry, whom he tried to provide with flintlocks. Intervening in a struggle between the raja and his powerful minister, Haydar 'Alī styled himself the power behind the throne. After receiving the title of Haydar 'Alī Khan from the Mughal Viceroy of the Deccan, Haydar 'Alī found pretense to claime himself superior to the Raja of Mysore and took over control of the state. Shortly thereafter, he would go on to expand towards the Malabar coast.Actions
A. Wonderful!
- Change religion to sunni
- Centralization +1
- Stability -2
- Land tech investment: +3000
- Gain Weapons Manufactory in the capital province
- -200
- Mangalore will be considered a national province
- Bangalore will be considered a national province
- Kerala will be considered a national province
- Monarch Chamaraja Wodeyar VIII will never rule
- Monarch Krishnaraja Wodeyar III will never rule
- Monarch Haydar 'Alī becomes active
- Monarch Tīpū Sāhib becomes active
- Monarch Krishnaraja Wodeyar III becomes active
- Flag graphics extension set to "Tiger"
Mysore — Not random
Conditions
- Monarch Tīpū Sāhib is active
- France exists
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At least one of the following must occur:
- England is a neighbor
- England owns Ganges
- England owns Santal
- England owns Madras
- England owns Bombay
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None of the following must occur:
- England is a vassal of Mysore
- Mysore is a vassal of England
- France and Mysore are at war
Will happen within 10 days of December 8, 1782
Checked again every 10 days until trigger is met (cannot happen after January 2, 1790)
Description
Upon the death of his father in 1782, Tīpū Sāhib assumed the status of de facto ruler of Mysore. Tīpū Sāhib continued his father's policy of hostility towards the British. He also sought to increase the size of his Kingdom by raiding the minor potentates of the Venad. His troops were trained and financed by the French, who were eager to halt British advances on the subcontinent. In doing so, Tīpū Sāhib also stuck to his father's plans of modernization.Actions
A. Expansion!
- Cochin will be considered a national province
- Trivandrum will be considered a national province
- -200 relations with England
- Centralization +3
- Innovativeness +2
- Offensive Doctrine +2
- Land +1
- Quality +2
- +2 badboy
- Flag graphics extension set to "Tiger"
B. Let's focus on converting our subjects
- Centralization -1
- Religion in the capital province changes to sunni
- -2500 population in the capital province
- +6 missionaries
- Flag graphics extension set to "Tiger"
Mysore — Not random
Triggered by
Action A of 3823 - The Fall of The City of Victory for VijayanagarDescription
A combination of internal dissention and foreign attack has resulted in armies marching upon our capital in a lightning-quick campaign! Vijayanagar has been subjected to a thorough three-month sack, resulting in the complete disruption of the government, the massive loss of revenue, and the collapse of our authority in the provinces!Actions
A. Our ties to Vijayanagar weaken
- +5000 infantry in the capital province
- -250 relations with Vijayanagar
B. Support the Princes of Vijayanagar
- +5000 infantry in the capital province
- +25 relations with Vijayanagar