![]() ![]() ![]() For some reason, Paradox seems to think that by restoring the Roman Empire, the Romans (Greeks) would suddenly drop centuries of cultural progress and start to embrace the trappings of a dead and obsolete Latin culture.Īs such, the "Latin-ness" of the Roman Empire is now restricted to a new title created when you enact the Roman Renaissance decision, which remains mostly unchanged by this mod (other than the fact that only a lunatic can do it). The purpose of the "Byzantine half" of this mod is to remove the Latin flavour from the Byzantine Empire and the restored Roman Empire. *The Arian heresy (take note that it's quite lacklustre, as it has not yet been fully developed) *Suebi rulers included in the history of the Kingdom of Galicia. The title can also be created by Visigothic Kings of Asturias. *The Kingdom of the Visigoths and its rulers are added to the game's history. *Government flavour for Castilian and Portuguese king and emperor-ranked rulers. *Castilian, Portuguese, Basque, and Catalan cultural localisation for titles and ranks. *Christian holders of the Kingdom of Castile who completely control the Duchy of Toledo can now create the Kingdom of Toledo through a decision which automatically places the duchy as de jure territory of the new kingdom. *Portuguese holders of the Kingdom of Portugal can now create the Kingdom of the Algarve through a decision (which automatically places the Duchy of Algarve as de jure territory of the new kingdom), provided they completely control the region. Enacting this decision, of course, damages your relationship with the Pope, the Roman Emperor in Constantinople, and the Holy Roman Emperor. ![]() ![]() This trait works exactly like the Augustus trait, in that if you lose the empire, you lose the trait. *The Empire of Hispania is now a title created through a special decision, which also grants you the trait " Imperator totius Hispaniae" when enacted. ![]()
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