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Revolutionary Republic
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Overview
Your revolution has just begun, and you have appointed a republican leader. The First French Republic under the National Convention and Robespierre is the historical model for this form of government.
Divine Wind
Changes:
- Magistrates: +2.50
Heir to the Throne
- Activation: Government 53 (for event trigger), Revolution event
- Administrative Efficiency: 0.80
- Policy Minimum: Aristocracy vs. Plutocracy +1
- Policy Maximum: None
- Magistrates: +1.90
- Special: Land morale +0.50, Heretic tolerance +1, Heathen tolerance +1, no royal marriages
- Election Cycle: 4
The event additionally moves the Domestic policy sliders to maximum Free Subject, Quality, Mercantilism, Innovative, Centralization, and Plutocracy.
Government Change Stability Cost
- Revolutionary Empire: 1.0
Previous Versions
- Activation: Storming of the Bastille Event, revolution status, for more look at Revolutionary countries
- Administrative Efficiency: 0.80
- Special: Land Morale +0.5, Army Tradition +1.0, Republican name, No royal marriages
- Limits: Aristocracy vs. Plutocracy -1
Government changes
- Revolutionary Empire: 2.0
Monarchies: Despotic Monarchy • Empire • Feudal Monarchy • Administrative Monarchy • Absolute Monarchy • Constitutional Monarchy • Revolutionary Empire
Republics: Noble Republic • Merchant Republic • Administrative Republic • Republican Dictatorship • Constitutional Republic • Revolutionary Republic
Despotisms: Enlightened Despotism • Bureaucratic Despotism
Theocracies: Theocracy • Papacy
Tribal governments: Tribal Despotism • Tribal Federation • Tribal Democracy • Steppe Horde
Nation-specific: Celestial Empire
