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This section may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current of the game. This section may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current of the game. The last version it was verified as up to date for was 1.23.Christianity includes the Catholic, Orthodox, and Coptic denominations at the default 1444 start date. After the Protestant Reformation event, some Catholic nations and provinces will begin to adopt the Protestant and Reformed (i.e. Additionally, England/Great Britain get the option to convert to Anglicanism. All six denominations consider the others to be Heretics, but not Heathens; additionally, Orthodox and Coptic countries enjoy a reduced 'Tolerated Heretics' opinion penalty from and towards other Christians. Conversion from one denomination to another will cost a nation −100 prestige, but will give that nation +10% missionary strength for ten years.
Orthodox and Coptic nations cannot convert to Protestantism, Anglicanism or Reformed, but Orthodox nations have the mission to, which upon completion will remove the Papacy from the game, thus disabling Excommunication, Crusades, and the college of Cardinals.Only Christians may form.Catholic. The Orthodox Christian tradition has its root in the Greek rite and considers itself to be closer to the original Christian ideals than Catholicism. Coptic Christianity is a branch of Christendom that follow the Alexandrine rite and who answer to the Patriarch in Alexandria.With the fall of Egypt to the Muslims hundreds of years ago the Patriarch is controlled by a Non-Christian state with the Coptic religion surviving as the majority faith only in Ethiopia and Nubia.The Coptic Church (Miaphysitism) is an ancient Christian denomination. The head of the church is the Patriarch of Alexandria, also known as the Coptic Pope. This denomination was dominant among the native Egyptians, Abyssinians, Armenians, and Assyrians (technically only Egyptians and Abyssinians are part of the Coptic Church, but Armenians and Assyrians are similar enough that the game represents them as the same religion).
The Islamic conquest of the Middle East led to the Copts becoming subjugated and gradually converted until they became a minority. A list of patriarchal blessings.Coptic countries get a unique Holy Sites system.
They will have access to a screen showing their Holy Sites. There are 5 in total. In the coptic faith screen is detailed who is currently controlling which site and the faith followed by the province. It is the Copts' holy mission to see these restored to Coptic control.The following provinces are Holy Sites:. Aksum (Controlled by ). Qasr Ibrim (Controlled by ). Alexandria (Controlled by ).
Antioch (Controlled by ). Yerevan (Controlled by )If a Holy Site is held by any Coptic nation and the province itself is Coptic then all Coptic nations will be granted a blessing from the Patriarch. Nations are able to pick from the 5 available blessings, however losing ownership of a Holy Site to a nation of another faith will remove the blessing until it is returned to Coptic hands. If a blessing has been picked, it can not be exchanged for a different one.In 1444 the only Holy site that is Coptic and in the control of the Copts is Aksum, in the far north of.
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This allows all existing Coptic nations to pick one blessing of their choice from the list below. Qasr Ibrim, is also under Coptic control at 1444; unlike Aksum, though, its population is not Coptic itself, although gets an event that gives a province modifier to Qasr Ibrim that makes it easier to convert the province to Coptic Orthodoxy.NameEffectLegitimize Government. +0.5 Yearly legitimacy.
+0.5 Yearly horde unity. +0.2 Yearly republican tradition. +0.5 Yearly devotionEncourage Warriors of the Faith+10% Manpower recovery speedSend Monks to Establish Monasteries+1.5% Missionary strengthPromote Territorial Rights−10% Core-creation costWill of the Martyrs+2.5% DisciplineUnlike other religious mechanics, the Coptic Holy Sites collectively make all followers of that religion stronger. It makes no difference in the available Blessings if the player's nation or another Coptic nation holds the Holy Sites. Should the Copts fight back from their perilous position in 1444 and secure their Holy Sites, they will be that much stronger.Anglican. Anglicanism is a form of Protestantism in which the head of state is also the Supreme Governor of the Church. Theologically and institutionally, Anglicanism retains many elements of Catholicism while also being influenced by Reformed Puritans and continental Protestants.The Anglican faith is a fusion of Catholic and Protestant theology forged in the religious disputes in England of the 15th and 16th centuries, particularly the two Acts of Supremacy under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.
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It can appear somewhere in the Britain region, at least 15 years after Protestantism appears but before 1600. Depending on the choice of the country that gets the event, it may or may not get a Center of Reformation. This infobox may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current of the game. The last version it was verified as up to date for was 1.25.-As the Protestant Reformation radically shifts the religious landscape of Europe, $COUNTRY$ must take a firm stance on its faith. This has of course provoked much discussion in court, with some favouring the Protestant cause and others defending the traditional religion.Root.Monarch.GetTitle Root.Monarch.GetName, however, has a novel idea for the creation of a different sort of Church. A Church with the Root.Monarch.GetTitle as its Supreme Governor, a happy union of Church and state.
Neither Protestant, Catholic, nor Reformed, it would take a flexible approach to doctrine as fits the circumstance.Such a Church would have its advantages. No longer subject to any higher ecclesiastical authority, the Root.Monarch.GetTitle could marry and divorce at will, determine the nation’s theological direction, and have the assurance that they are appointed to rule directly by God.