Ming China Flavour

Ming China Flavour adds to the East Asia and China experience in EU4. It aims to create a more dynamic and historical East Asia, as well as a more fun and engaging Ming / Celestial Empire.

Not Ironman/achievements compatible.

No guarantees to any compatibility with any other mods, although graphical mods should be compatible. Mandate of Heaven DLC highly suggested. English localisation only.

Mod created by myself. No copying of any content from my mod without my consent. Thank you. Any suggestions and/or feedback welcome.

Huge shoutout to Macky527 for the Tibetan & Manchurian map and Tibetan content!

Note: Modifiers may not be entirely balanced at the moment, looking to tweak a few numbers in the future.

Current EU4 version: 1.34.4
Current mod version: 4.2 "Mongol History"

Empire of China:

• Celestial Reforms and Decrees changed
• Reforms can only be taken at 100 Mandate and cost 2 Stability
• Mandate and Meritocracy effects changed
• Ming Crisis disaster is possible for all Celestial Empires
• Celestial Empire factions overhaul (even with Mandate of Heaven DLC)
• Celestial Emperors cannot ally or receive tribute from nations which hold Chinese culture provinces in China
• The Empress will prefer one of the three court factions

Ming-specific:

• New Ming mission tree – with 36 missions!
• Tumu Crisis Events reworked – events tied to Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Qiyu
• Two Emperors disaster for Qizhen’s eventual coup of Qiyu
• Mong Mao Rebellion event chain
• Decision for Chinese minors to declare themselves Southern Ming and to restore the Ming dynasty

New Emperors:

• Take the Mandate of Heaven through decision rather than through peace treaty
• Three missions for Chinese minors to unite China
• A new Emperor of China can now establish their own dynasty
• Chinese-culture Empires get a slightly reduced Ming mission tree
• Play as Xi or Tungning during the Ming Crisis disaster
• National Ideas for Yue, Wu, Xi, and Tungning

New Subject Types:

• New Tusi subject type – non-annexable Tibetan, Zhuang, Lao, and Shan vassals for the Emperor until Consolidate Administration reform
• New Mongolian Tumen subject type – stronger Mongol vassals for the Khan but with much more liberty desire

Religion and Culture:

• Split Altaic into Chagatayid & Mongolic culture groups, Buryat culture belongs to Mongolic
• Religious schools for Eastern religion group, 10 in total
• Harmony effects (renamed Traditionalism) for Confucianism changed

Tibet:
Thanks again to Macky527 for helping with the Tibet and Manchuria content!

• New Tibetan tags: Amdo, Chakla, Nangchen, Gungthang, Lingtsang, Horkhok
• New Tibetan mission tree – with 21 missions
• National ideas for Tibetan tags
• Tibetan events associated with the mission tree – including converting the Mongols to Vajrayana
• Lamaism government reform – search for the Dalai Lama after the death of the previous one
• Ability to choose to stay as a kingdom, form a Lamaism theocracy, or form Khoshuud and become a horde

Manchuria:

• New Manchu tags: Warka, Oroch
• Jurchen nations annex Liaoning when forming Manchu
• Weji culture added (Manchu spelling of Woji)
• Mongol Campaign event chain for Manchu
• Three Feudatories rework and Han-Manchu Hostility mechanic for Qing

Mongolia:

• New Inner Mongol National Ideas
• Decline of Oirat Power disaster for Oirat if the Emperor of China controls too much Mongol land
• Kazakh War of Independence disaster for Uzbek if they lose too much Kazakh territory
• Northern Yuan Khanate government reform for whoever can control Mongolia
• Mongol states can reform Mongolia (temporarily removed)
• Oirat states can form Dzungar
• New Chagatayid mission tree – with 13 missions
• Yarkand is a disloyal vassal of Chagatai in 1444

Map:

• 10 new tags in East Asia
• Map overhaul in East Asia with 56 new provinces (33 in Ming, 8 in Tibet, 12 in Manchuria, 3 wasteland)
• Ming Tusi in 1444: Lijiang, Bozhou, Shuidong, Si’en, and Mong Mao
• New Ming Tributaries in 1444: Tibetan tags, Malacca, and Kotte
• Oirat Tumen in 1444: Mongolia, Tumed, and Chahar
• Oirat Tributaries in 1444: Korchin, Kara Del, and Buryatia
• U Vassals in 1444: Tsang, Sikkim
• Chinese dynamic province names fixed and added