Pharaohs and other rulers

[neondt]

What's this? Surely I'm using a mod you say? Nope. Try it yourself. Create a custom nation which is 1) a monarchy, 2), Egyptian culture, 3) animist religion. You get a Pharaoh.

You also get interesting results when you create an Umbrian Animist Monarchy.

Besides the "fantasy" stuff, there's also some cool attention to detail for nations than exist in 1444. Arakan, for example, is a Buddhist nation with Sultans for rulers (I assume we have @Trin Tragula to thank for this).

 

[ahyangyi]

Awesome.

(To whoever interested, it's in common/government_names/00_government_names.txt )

 

[ahyangyi]

A few selected ones:

confucian_theocracy: "Elder", "High Elder", "Son/Daughter of Heaven"
shinto_theocracy: O-Kannushi (the "O" prefix means "grand/large/big")
muslim_republic: Emir/Vizier/Grand Vizier
pagan_greek_monarchy: Tyrant/Basileus/Hegemon
pagan_roman_monarchy: Chief/Rex/Imperator
pagan_theocracy: Priest/High Priest/Paramount Priest
pagan_egyptian_monarchy: Nomarch/Pharaoh/Great Pharaoh

Another tag-specific example:
Prince/Mbret/Emperor for Albania

 

[GeneralJhon]

Thats an awesome touch

 

[Trin Tragula]

Glad you like it

 

[Inocybe]

Little question : I am french and I want for my irish king to be called "Ard RI".
But in the "00_government_names.txt" document there are only english name.
Furthermore, if I do change the name, I will have a "norulertitle" in the game.
Any thought ?

 

[Rinsukaze]

Haha, great tweak!

 

[petertel123]

is this moddable without changing the checksum, and on a related note, can dynamice provinces names be made moddable without changing the checksum?

 

[grommile]

is this moddable without changing the checksum,

The localisation subdirectory of EU4 is not covered by the checksum.

 

[User29]

The localisation subdirectory of EU4 is not covered by the checksum.

so basically yes it is moddable without killing achievement runs. The beauty of Localisation.

 

[Golladan]

The localisation subdirectory of EU4 is not covered by the checksum.

However, which localisation is used is set by the files in common/government_names. And I'm pretty sure modifying those will affect checksum.