Diplomacy screen

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The diplomacy screen is a display showing information about the diplomatic agreements that a country has, and allowing the player to do diplomatic actions with other countries.

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Opening the Diplomacy Screen

To open the panel with the diplomatic actions or to study the relations you can either:

  • left-click on the Diplomacy button (scroll & feather)
  • right-click on a province and left-click on a 'Send a diplomat'.

The Diplomacy Screen includes two parts:

  • the Alliances
  • the Relations

The diplomacy map represents countries using green, red and gray colors as well as various symbols (placed in the capitals).

Glossary and Abbreviations

Diplo-annexation (DA): Annexation of a country via diplomacy.
Diplo-vassalization (DV): Vassalization of a coutry via diplomacy.
Force-annexation (FA): Annexation of a country via a peace treaty.
Force-conversion (FC): Changing country's religion via a peace treaty.
Force-vassalization (FV): Vassalization of a country via a peace treaty.
Military Access (MA): described later.
Royal Marriage (RM): described later.
Casus belli (CB): A justifiable cause for war.

Active country: the country whose diplomatic status is analyzed, or to which you're sending a diplomat.
Alliance: general alliance (offensive-defensive) between countries.
Coalition: countries fighting on the same side in a war.
Leader : country leading an Alliance.
Relations: a number from -200 to +200 showing the current relations between two specified countries.
Warleader: the country leading a Coalition. Either the DoWing or DoWed country, its replacement (in case of a separate peace done by the previous leader). In MP, the Alliance leader is always the Warleader.

Meanings

Meaning of the symbols

- a little crown on the top - a Royal Marriage between the active country and the other country
- a clenched fist grasping a pair of lightnings - a Military Alliance between the active country and the other country
- a cloud with two emerging lightnings on the top - a CB between the countries
- a griffon (on the left) and a lion (on the right) - vassalage between the countries
- a fire - war between the countries.

Meaning of the colors

The colors change due to your shiftings between the Alliance or the Relation part. If under the Alliances part, their meaning is :
- dark green : the active country
- light green : existence of a RM, parts of the same alliance, or vassalage
- grey : neutral
- light red : existence of a CB of one country on the other
- middle red : crossing CB between the countries
- dark red : war between the countries.

If under the Relations part :
- dark green : relations >150
- light green : relations >75 but <150
- white : relations >-75 but <75
- light red : relations >-150 but <-75
- dark red : relations <-150.

Player's country's active

The Alliances screen lists all your diplomatic agreements with other countries. They can be:

  • Wars: an entry for each war, with a listing of the friendly and enemy war coalitions. The enemy warleader is listed first.
  • Truce: a truce lasts for a period of 5 years after a peace treaty is concluded; the expiry date is shown.
  • Royal Marriages: one entry per royal marriage. By hovering your mouse over the icon, you'll see the expiry date (all RMs are listed chronologically).
  • Military Alliance and the set of members. By hovering the mouse over the icon, you'll see the planned expiration date (normally ten years after the peace treaty, but will automatically 'float' during an active war). The alliance leader is either the active country or the first country in the list.
  • Vassalizations, in both ways. By hovering the mouse, you'll see the starting date.
  • Permanent CBs, one big list for all countries.
  • Temporary CBs: one entry per CB, showing the country it is against and the expiry date.
  • Military Accesses given and received: one entry for the MA given, and one for the MA received.
  • Embargoes given and received: one entry for the given, one for the received.
  • Trade Agreements: one entry listing all countries you have TA with.
  • Warnings: notices that the country has been warned by another.

The Relations screen depicts the state of your relations with every country you know about, using one line per country. The list is split in two:

  • first part shows the major countries (which are indicated in the savegame and figure in the shields in the launch scenario window)
  • second part shows the other countries.

Countries are given in a decreasing order, starting with best relations and ending with worse relations.

AI's country's active

Both Alliances screen and Relations screen show the same informations as for your country, but a second window opens, allowing you to issue diplomatic actions. In the Alliances screen, diplomatic actions are:

  • Declare War/Offer peace
  • Offer Royal Marriage/Break Royal Ties
  • Offer Vassalization/Cancel Vassalization
  • Annex
  • Ask for Military Access/Cancel Military Access
  • Create New Alliance/Leave Alliance/Ban from Alliance/Invite to Alliance/Join Alliance
  • Trade Embargo/Allow Trade
  • Offer Trade Agreement/Cancel Trade Agreement
  • Exchange Discoveries
  • Offer Loan.

In the Relations screen, diplomatic actions are:

  • Send State Gift
  • Send Personal Gift
  • Send Letter of Introduction
  • Send a Warning
  • Send an Insult
  • Claim their Throne
  • Proclaim Guarantee.

All the actions are described in a following sections.

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