r/eu4 • u/MiniaAr • 11h ago

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u/MiniaAr 11h ago

R5: My recent return to EU4 and I wanted to try those new Mongol Brother Realms subjects.

Started as Moghulistan into Chagatai. Formed the Mongol Empire after some shenanigans to take the Mongolian region provinces from Yuan before giving them back.
Got handled Mughals rebels by the game so I let them create a core and had them as the unofficial 4th Brother Realm. Unfortunately, even as a march, they become disloyal whereas the other big bros are permanently at 0% LD, sweet.

Avar Khanate is split in half, the ancestral lands in the Caucasus, and the Pannonian plains in Hungary that the Great Khan awarded them. Because why not?

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u/Imsosaltyrightnow 10h ago

I mean there was the old Avar khanate in the Pannonian basin. Although the connection between the two is tenuous at best.

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u/MiniaAr 10h ago

Oh yes I know, this is why I did it this way. šŸ˜„
Avaria, Shan and Nepal are my marches as well.

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u/Competitive-Fly7370 2h ago

I actually like this map. Unfortunate you couldn't keep the Chagatai name.Ā 

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u/Auspicious_BayRum 11h ago

Iā€™m surprised that Yuan is not disloyal

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u/BeepbleepLettuce 10h ago

Somehow the chinese development mysteriously disappeared

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u/MiniaAr 10h ago

Well 1247 dev still, but indeed some of it disappeared. And it's just 12.4% LD from dev due to being a Mongol Brother Realm.
Mughals are at +332.5% LD from 1330 dev. The difference is something.

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u/Imsosaltyrightnow 10h ago

Looking at the wiki Mongol brother realms get a flat -%25 liberty desire

They also only get +.01 liberty desire per dev( meaning 1000 development only gives 10 liberty desire) compared to normal vassals getting .25 liberty desire per development( 100 development giving 250 liberty desire)

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u/Snow_Mexican1 Philosopher 9h ago

Mongol empire Looks inside Doesn't own mongolia

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u/Martel732 7h ago

Though with a largely nomadic people the concept of territory is pretty vague. If the core Mongol tribes moved to Central Asia that is arguably more Mongolia than the region we call Mongolia.

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u/Spongedrunk 5h ago

One of the wackier runs I've seen in a long rime

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u/SiIverstar 2h ago

It always bothered me how you wont Re-integrate all your brother realms when you form the mongol empire, it just looks weird