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BuildingHolding effectsCounty effectsRealm effectsReligionDescriptionGrand Cathedral
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.15 Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -15% Holy Order Hire Cost
• +5% Monthly Control
• +5 Clergy Opinion

ChristianityThe Holy Site in this area attracts Christian pilgrims from all around the known world. The grand cathedral is not just a marvel of engineering and beauty, but also a safe haven for travelers and a prestigious monument to its sponsor.Grand Mosque
+2 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control
• +15% Levy Reinforcement Rate (same Faith)
• +15% Domain Taxes (different Faith)

IslamThe Holy Site in this area is a popular destination for devout pilgrims. The grand mosque gives them a place to pray, rest and pay homage before continuing their journey. Its beautiful domes and great intricate spires signal the greatness of god for all to see.Great Fire Temple
+2 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control
• +15% Different Faith Domain Taxes
• +15% Same Faith Levy Reinforcement Rate

ZoroastrianismInside this grand edifice burns an Atash Behram, a Fire of Victory, the greatest and purest of all flames, gathered from lightning, royal candles, cremation pyres, goldsmiths' furnaces and ascetics' hearths. Pilgrims from far away lands come to behold this wonder, while the magi perform seemingly unending purification rites.Grand Temple
+2 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control
• +5 Different Faith Opinion
• -15% Different Faith Popular Opinion

• Buddhism
• Hinduism
• Jainism
• Tibetan
• Tanism

The Holy Site in this area attracts scores of humble pilgrims seeking to cleanse their souls. The grand temple is covered from foundation to spire with statues and idols to the gods, retelling ancient legends and the lifes of noble prophets.Grand Temple
+2 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control
• -2.50% Men-at-Arms Maintenance
• -10% Short Reign Opinion

• Dualism
• Miletê Tawûsê Melek
• Judaism
• Taoism

The Holy Site in this area is a meeting point for the devout and dedicated. The grand temple stands as a noble tribute to the higher powers, its walls and domes smoothed and painted in resplendent colors that honor the divine.Grand Temple

• +1 Monthly Tax
• +500 Levies

• +10% Levy Size
• +10% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control
• +15% Knight Effectiveness
• +10% Levy Reinforcement Rate

All PaganThe Holy Site in this area attracts the faithful in droves. The grand temple is covered in ornate carvings displaying heroic deeds by gods and demi-gods alike. Massive bonfires send plumes of smoke upwards to the gods themselves, with holy men administering blessings to all who venerate the spirits.

BuildingCounty effectsRealm effectsBaronyConstructedDescriptionUniversity

• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +1 Learning per Level of Fame
• +5% Cultural Fascination Progress

• Anuradhapura
• Barcelona
• Bidar
• Bologna
• Cambridge
• Coimbra
• Dumbarton
• Ferrara
• Fes
• Janakpur
• Kanchipuram
• Krakow
• Leipzig
• Madrid
• Malappuram
• Messina
• Milan
• Naples
• Oxford
• Padua
• Pisa
• Prague
• Qartajana
• Rostock
• Salamanca
• Sarsar
• Somapur
• Speyer
• Srinagara
• Turin
• Ujjayini
• Uppsala
• Valabhi
• Vienna
• Wazwan

• Anuradhapura
• Kanchipuram
• Somapur
• Srinagara
• Ujjayini
• Valabhi

A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate, study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls.Nalanda University

• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.3 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +1 Stewardship per Level of Fame
• +1 Learning per Level of Fame
• +5% Cultural Fascination Progress

PataliputraThe Nalanda University is an important seat of Vedic scholarship and attracts students from as far away as Tibet and China.Al-Azhar University

• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.3 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +1 Diplomacy per Level of Fame
• +1 Learning per Level of Fame
• +5% Cultural Fascination Progress

Cairo1066The Al-Azhar University is named in honor of Fatimah, the daughter of Muhammad, who was often called 'al-Zahra' (the Luminous).The University of Sankoré

• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.3 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +1 Martial per Level of Fame
• +1 Learning per Level of Fame
• +5% Cultural Fascination Progress

Tirakka1066The University of Sankoré, which started out as a Mosque, transformed into a center of learning after acquiring a wealth of books from traveling merchants.The University of Siena

• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.3 Monthly Development

• +0.25 Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +1 Intrigue per Level of Fame
• +1 Learning per Level of Fame

SienaThe University of Siena and the maestri who serve within are entirely funded by taxes from Siena itself, more specifically a tax imposed on those who rents rooms to its students.

BuildingHolding effectsCounty effectsRealm effectsBaronyRequired innovationRequired religionArk of Bukhara

• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +4 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• +500 Garrison

• +25% Hostile Raid Time
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.10 Monthly Development

• +5% Monthly Renown
• -25% Attrition Taken in Drylands

BukharaAlways constructedAnyBuddhas of Bamiyan

• +10% Holding Taxes
• +75% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +1 Diplomacy per Level of Devotion
• +10% Monthly Piety

BamiyanAlways constructed Any EasternCity Walls of Toledo

• +2 Fort Level
• +25% Garrison Size
• -20 Danger

• +50% Hostile Raid Time
• +10% Holding Taxes
• +5 Defender Advantage
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

Madīnat al-MulūkAlways constructedAnyDanevirke

• +5% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +5 Defender Advantage

• Hedeby
• Husumbro

Always constructedAnyDoge's Palace

• +5 Monthly Tax
• +3 Fort Level
• +100% Levy Size
• +100% Garrison Size
• +10 Defender Advantage
• -20 Danger

• +50% Hostile Raid Time
• +30% Monthly Development
• +0.50 Monthly Development

VeneziaAlways constructedAnyFalak-ol-Aflak

• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +4 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +500 Garrison

• +15% Holding Taxes
• +0.5 Monthly Control
• +10 Popular Opinion

-50% Attrition Taken in Desert MountainsDez-e-SīāhAlways constructedAnyFarum Brigantium
+1 Monthly Tax

• -25% Embarkation Cost
• +25% Naval Speed

A CorunnãAlways constructedAnyGreat Mosque of Samarra

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +0.3 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -10% Building Construction Time
• -10% Building Construction Gold Cost

SamarraAlways constructed MuslimGreat Wall of Gorgan

• +1 Fort Level
• +25% Hostile Raid Time
• +25% Garrison Size
• -10% Building Construction Cost

• Abaskun
• Bakrabad

Always constructedAnyHadrian's Wall
-10% Building Construction Gold Cost

• Bebbanburg
• Carleol
• Hexham
• Whitehaven

Always constructedAnyHouse of Wisdom

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +1 Learning per Level of Fame
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +15% Monthly Lifestyle Experience
• +10 Different Culture Opinion
• +10% Cultural Fascination Progress
• -20% Faith Creation and Reformation Cost

BaghdadAlways constructedAnyIron Pillar of Delhi

• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +5% Monthly Prestige
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -5% Army Maintenance
• +10% Heavy Infantry Toughness
• +10% Heavy Cavalry Toughness

IndraprasthaAlways constructedAnyLake Maharloo

• +60% Monthly Development
• +0.10 Monthly Development
• +5 Popular Opinion

• +1 Learning
• +10% Stress Loss

Shiraz-FarsiAlways constructedAnyMount Damavand
+20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness

• +30% Monthly Development
• -30 Danger
• +50% Levy Size in Mountains

• +10% Stress Loss
• -10 Mountains Danger

FirrimAlways constructedAnyOffa's Dyke

• +5% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +5 Defender Advantage

• Chester
• Clifford
• Clun
• Hereford
• Shrewsbury
• Wigmore

Always constructedAnyPalace of Aachen
+0.30 Monthly Development

• +0.10 Monthly Prestige per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -20% Tyranny Gain
• +5 Clergy Opinion
• +5 Powerful Vassal Opinion

AachenAlways constructedAnyPetra
+0.8 Monthly Tax

• +25% Supply Limit
• +10% Holding Taxes
• +15% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

Baidha-PetraAlways constructedAnyRainbow Mountains

• Increased Hunt Sighting Chance
• Increased Hunt Success Chance

• +10% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development

+1 DiplomacyAharAlways constructedAnyRock of Gibraltar

• +1 Fort Level
• +2 Defender Advantage

+10% Monthly Development

• +1 Stewardship
• +20% Diplomatic Range

AlgecirasAlways constructedAnyRoman Walls of Lugo

• +1 Fort Level
• +1.0 Monthly Tax
• +10% Garrison Size
• -10 Danger

• +1 Learning
• +5% Monthly Renown

• +1 Learning
• +5% Monthly Renown

LugoAlways constructedAnySanctruary of Imim Reza
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +15% Holding Taxes
• +55% Monthly Development

• +1 Learning per Level of Devotion
• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5 Advantage against co-religionists
• +10 Imamism Opinion

TusAlways constructed MuslimShwedagon Pagoda
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +0.5 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -10% Tyranny Gain
• +5 Clergy Opinion

DagonAlways constructed Any EasternStonehenge

• +2 Learning
• -20% Faith Conversion Cost
• +15% Monthly Learning Lifestyle Experience

SalisburyAlways constructedAnyThe Colosseum
-10% Building Construction Time -5% Army MaintenanceRomeAlways constructedAnyThe Friday Mosque

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +25% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

+50% Level of Devotion impact

+5% Monthly Renown

IsfahanAlways constructed

• Muslim
• Zoroastrian

The Great Mosque of Cordoba
+3.0 Monthly Tax

• +15% Holding Taxes
• +15% Levy Size
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.15 Monthly Development

• +0.5 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5 Different Culture Opinion
• +0.2 Monthly Development in Realm Capital

QurtubahAlways constructed

• Christian
• Muslim

The Pyramids
+0.20 Monthly Development

• +5% Monthly Renown
• -20% Short Reign Opinion

GizehAlways constructedAnyTomb of Batsheba
+1.0 Monthly Tax +0.5 Monthly Control

• ler Opinion

• +0.25 Disease Resistance
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +10 Close Family Opinion

IstakhrAlways constructedAnyWalls of Genoa

• +3.0 Monthly Tax
• +2 Fort Level
• +25% Garrison Size
• -20 Danger

• +50% Hostile Raid Time
• +5 Defender Advantage
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

GenoaAlways constructedAnyDome of the Rock
+3.0 Monthly Tax

• +30% Holding Taxes
• +30% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +1 Martial per Level of Devotion
• +3% Monthly Piety per Knight
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +20% Knight Effectiveness
• +10% Monthly Control
• Jewish faiths can convert the building to use it

JerusalemAlways constructed

• Christian
• Muslim

Hagia Sophia Cathedral
+20% Monthly Development

• +2 Learning
• +2 Intrigue per Level of Fame
• +0.1 Monthly Piety per Knight
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +2 Number of Knights
• +20% Knight Effectiveness
• Muslim faiths can convert the building to use it

ConstantinopleAlways constructed ChristianAljafería

• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +4 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• -20 Danger
• +40% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +500 Garrison

• +5% Holding Taxes
• +0.5 Monthly Control

• +1 Diplomacy per Level of Fame
• +5% Monthly Renown

Saraqustah

• Hoardings
• Always constructed in 1066

AnyBrihadeeswarar Temple

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +1 Stewardship per Level of Devotion
• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5 Same Faith Opinion

Tanjavur

• Manorialism
• Always constructed in 1066

Any EasternGolden Gate of Kyiv

• +2 Fort Level
• +2 Defender Advantage
• -20 Danger
• +250 Garrison

• +10% Holding Taxes
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.1 Monthly Development

• +10% Monthly Piety
• +10% Monthly Prestige

Kyiv

• Battlements
• Always constructed in 1066

AnyIron Pillar of Dhar

• +0.1 Monthly Development
• +15% Levy Size
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5 Advantage

Dhara

• None
• Always constructed in 1066

AnyTemple City
+1.5 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

• +5% Monthly Piety per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +10 Different Faith Opinion
• -20% Faith Conversion Cost

Chanderi

• None
• Always constructed in 1066

Any EasternAlcázar of Segovia

• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +4 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• -20 Danger
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +500 Garrison

• +5% Holding Taxes
• +0.5 Monthly Control

• +1 Martial per Level of Fame
• +5% Monthly Renown

SegoviaHoardingsAnyAnanda Temple
+3.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +2 Learning
• +5% Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Control
• +5 Popular Opinion

PaganNone Any EasternCathedral of Santiago de Compostela
+3.0 Monthly Tax

• +30% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• -15% Holy Order Hire Cost
• +5 Clergy Opinion
• +20% Learn Language Scheme Power

SantiagoNone

• Christian
• Muslim

Cologne Cathedral
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +15% Monthly Piety
• +0.10 Monthly Piety per Knight
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +20% Knight Effectiveness
• +5% Monthly Control

CologneCrop Rotation ChristianDome of Soltanieh
+10% Monthly Development

• +3% Monthly Piety per Knight
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +10% Cultural Fascination Progress
• +5 Same Faith Clan Ruler Opinion

ZanjanUrbanizationAnyHeddal Stave Church

• +1.0 Monthly Tax

• +10% Holding Taxes
• +10% Levy Size
• +10 Popular Opinion

• +10% Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +1 Number of Knights
• +20% Knight Effectiveness

TúnsbergCity PlanningAnyLund Cathedral
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

• +0.3 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Control

LundCrop Rotation ChristianMinaret of Jam

• +5% Holding Taxes
• +0.5 Monthly Control

• +1 Stewardship per Level of Fame
• +0.1 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5 Same Faith Clan Ruler Opinion

FiruzkuhNone MuslimNotre-Dame
+2.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +30% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development
• +5 Popular Opinion

• +1 Stewardship per Level of Devotion
• +1.0 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown

ParisWindmills ChristianThe Tower of London

• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +6 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• -20 Danger
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +750 Garrison

• +5% Holding Taxes
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.20 Monthly Development

+30% Dread GainLundenBattlementsAnyVisby Ringmur

• +1 Fort Level
• +25% Garrison Size

• +50% Hostile Raid Time
• +15% Holding Taxes
• +5 Defender Advantage
• +15% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development
• +5 Popular Opinion
• -20 Danger

VisbyBattlementsAnyWalls of Benin

• +2 Fort Level
• +50% Garrison Size
• -20 Danger

• +50% Hostile Raid Time
• +50% Levy Size
• +20% Holding Taxes
• +5 Defender Advantage
• +75% Monthly Development
• +0.30 Monthly Development

Benin CityBattlementsAny

TypeBuildingHolding effectsCounty effectsRealm effectsRequired innovationReligionBaronyActivity visit experienceAlamut Castle
Alamut Castle

• +30% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +200% Hostile Raid Time
• -30 Danger

• +4 Fort Level
• +0.5 Monthly Control

+20% Monthly ControlAlways constructedAnyAlamut MartialAlamut Fortress

• +25% Hostile Raid Time
• -20 Danger

• +4 Fort Level
• +0.5 Monthly Control

• +2 Learning
• +0.5 Monthly Piety
• +10 Hostile Scheme Power

NoneAlhambra
Alhambra Fortress Ruins

• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +2 Fort Level
• +2 Defender Advantage
• -10 Danger
• +5% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +250 Garrison

Always constructedAnyGranada MartialRoyal Palace of Alhambra

• +8 Fort Level
• +8 Defender Advantage
• +1000 Garrison
• -20 Danger
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness

• +25% Monthly Development
• +0.2 Monthly Development
• +1 Monthly Control

+10% Monthly PrestigeHoardingsCitadel of Aleppo
Citadel of Aleppo

• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +2 Fort Level
• +2 Defender Advantage
• -10 Danger
• +5% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +250 Garrison

+0.10 Monthly PrestigeAlways constructedAnyHalab MartialReconstructed Citadel of Aleppo

• +6 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• +750 Garrison
• -20 Danger
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness

• +15% Monthly Development
• +0.2 Monthly Development

• +2 Prowess per Level of Devotion
• +0.3 Monthly Prestige

HoardingsHotin Fortification
Hotin Fort

• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +10% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +2 Fort Level
• +4 Defender Advantage
• -10 Danger
• +5% Siege Weapon Effectiveness
• +250 Garrison

+5% Monthly RenownNoneAnyHotin MartialHotin Fortress

• +4 Fort Level
• +6 Defender Advantage
• +500 Garrison
• -20 Danger
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Damage
• +20% Stationed Men-at-Arms Toughness
• +10% Siege Weapon Effectiveness

• +5% Holding Taxes
• +0.5 Monthly Control

• +1 Martial per Level of Fame
• +5% Monthly Renown

HoardingsRuins of the Palace of Ctesiphon
Ruins of the Palace of Ctesiphon −10% Building Construction Time

• +1 Learning
• +5 Zoroastrian Opinion

Always constructedAnyAn-Nahrawan LearningGreat Palace of Ctesiphon +2 Monthly Tax −20% Building Construction Cost

• +1 Diplomacy per Level of Devotion
• +0.2 Monthly Prestige per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +5% Monthly Renown
• −25% Title Creation Cost
• +5 Zoroastrian Opinion
• +5 Persian Opinion

NoneShah-i-Zinda
Shah-i-Zinda +0.5 Monthly Control

• +1 Learning per Stress Level
• +0.1 Monthly Piety

Public WorksAnySamarkand LearningShah-i-Zinda Necropolis +0.5 Monthly Control

• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.2 Monthly Development

• +0.1 Monthly Piety per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +1 Learning per Stress Level
• +5 Same Faith Clan Ruler Opinion

HoardingsTemple of Uppsala
Temple of Uppsala +1.0 Monthly Tax

• +10% Levy Size
• +10% Holding Taxes
• +20% Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +5% Monthly Renown
• −10% Men-at-Arms Maintenance
• +15% Knight Effectiveness

Always constructed

• Christian
• Norse

Sigtuna LearningUppsala Cathedral +2 Monthly Tax

• +15% Levy Size
• +15% Holding Taxes
• +25% Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +2% Prestige per Knight
• +5% Monthly Renown
• −10% Men-at-Arms Maintenance
• +20% Knight Effectiveness

ManorialismCanterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Basilica +3.0 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +10% Monthly Development
• +0.10 Monthly Development

• +0.2 Monthly Piety
• +0.1 Monthly Piety per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +5% Monthly Renown
• +5% Monthly Control

Always constructed ChristianCanterbury LearningTemple of Canterbury +5 Monthly Tax

• +20% Holding Taxes
• +25% Monthly Development
• +0.4 Monthly Development

• +0.5 Monthly Piety
• +0.2 Monthly Piety per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +10% Monthly Renown
• +10% Monthly Control

Crop RotationCanterbury Cathedral +6 Monthly Tax

• +30% Holding Taxes
• +35% Monthly Development
• +0.5 Monthly Development
• +5 Popular Opinion

• +1 Monthly Piety
• +0.2 Monthly Piety per Powerful Vassal on the Council
• +20% Monthly Renown
• +25% Monthly Control

Crop Rotation

MineMining Settlement effectsMine effectsLarge Mine effectsMining Complex effectsBaronyMining Settlement constructedDescriptionHoldingCountyHoldingCountyHoldingCountyHoldingCountyForest of Dean

• +2
• +5

• +5%
• +5%
• +10%

• +3.5
• +5

• +10%
• +10%
• +20%

• +5
• +5

• +15%
• +15%
• +30%

• +6.5
• +5

• +20%
• +20%
• +40%

GloucesterThe forest of Dean is the most notable center of iron mining and forging in the British Isles. The many forges here have since Roman times supplied the region with ironware.Ijil Salt Mines +2

• +5%
• +5%
• +5%

+3.5

• +10%
• +10%
• +10%

+5

• +15%
• +15%
• +15%

+6.5

• +20%
• +20%
• +20%

IjilIjil is one of the oldest salt mines in Africa and in many ways one of the first entrepôts of the trans-Saharan trade network.Khetri Copper Mines +2

• +5%
• +5%
• +10%

+3.5

• +10%
• +10%
• +20%

+5

• +15%
• +15%
• +30%

+6.5

• +20%
• +20%
• +40%

SakarāiThe Khetri hills contain some of the longest mined copper deposits in India and have been a source for copper working for just as long.Konasamudram +2

• +5%
• +5%
• +10%

+3.5

• +10%
• +10%
• +20%

+5

• +15%
• +15%
• +30%

+6.5

• +20%
• +20%
• +40%

VemulavadaIn Northern Telingana iron is often available in lumps very close to the surface and can be easily mined in large quantities. What is exceptional however is the high quality of the iron, which is unparalleled in the subcontinent and recognized far beyond India's borders.Nishapur +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%NishapurTurquoise is a stone that can be found in many places but nowhere is it as abundant and as high quality as in the mountains near Nishapur. The stones are also very easily accessible even without very deep pits.Pansjhir +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%PansjhirThe Pansjhir valley has been a known source of silver and emeralds since the days of Alexander the Great. Hindu, Buddhists and eventually Muslim dynasties have mined silver and minted their coins in this area.Ratnapura +5

• +10%
• +20%

+8

• +15%
• +25%

+11

• +20%
• +30%

+14

• +25%
• +35%

SamantakutaRatnapura, the city of Gems, is one of the world's most significant sources of Rubies, and Sapphires. For hundreds of years these riches have been mined and traded with merchants from the Indian subcontinent, South East Asia and China.Sar-i Sang Ancient Mine +2

• +10%
• +5%

+3.5

• +15%
• +10%

+5

• +20%
• +15%

+6.5 +25%BadakhshanThe main source of lapis lazuli in the world, the mines of Sar-i Sang have been active sine prehistoric times, and their blue stones could be seen in all the courts of antiquity. Local workers toil here night and day to extract the vaunted blue stones.Siderokausia +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%PolygyrosThe Siderokausia mines are rich in silver and gold, and are exploited by twelve separate villages that each run a part of the mines.Taghaza Salt Pan +2

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TaghazaThe Taghaza Salt Mines is the point of origin for most of the salt of the Maghreb and West Africa.Torda Salt Mines +2

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TordaThe massive salt massifs of Torda have been central to the economy of Transylvania for centuries. The mines and the salt market remains a great source of income for the region.Argentiera +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%Iglesias1066 onlyThe Argentaria del Sigerro is rich in underground silver veins. With sufficient incentive and development, this area could be exploited for vast quantities of precious silver.Cévennes +3.0 +10% +5.0 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%Cevennes1066 onlyThe deep mines of the Cévennes mountains have been built to extract the copper based silver deposits of the region.Falun +2

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Falene1066 onlyAlso known as "Stora Kopparberget" (the Great Copper Mountain) this mine produces vast quantities of copper.Kutná Hora +3

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Čáslav1066 onlyThe Kutná Hora mine is a large silver mine located on the lands of the Sedlec Monastery. With the support of local Abbots (and German miners) industry in the area is prospering.Phocaea Alum Mines +2

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Phocaea1066 onlyThe Phocaean deposits of Alum are among the most bountiful in the known world. The rare Alum is in high demand by dyers and textile manufacturers all over the European continent.Rammelsberg +5

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Goslar1066 onlyAt the foot of Mt. Rammelsberg lies a profitable and ever sought-after silver mine.Gold Mines of Mali +5

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The mines of Mali are truly overflowing with gold. Endless wealth stream from their depths and into the treasuries of the local rulers, who adorn themselves with the precious metal.Kremnica +3 +5% +5 +10% +7 +15% +9 +20%TurócThe Kremnican mountains are abundant in gold. With blood, sweat, and the assistance of a few hundred experienced German miners, that gold will be minted into Florins in no time!Kollur +5

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MudigondaThe Kollur mines exploit the largest seam of diamonds in all of the Indian subcontinent. The work is extremely dangerous, but the riches are unimaginable.Rudnik +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%RudnikRudnik, the mountain of Mines, is rich in silver, lead and copper and has seen continuous mining for hundreds of years.Schwaz +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%InnsbruckThe Schwaz silver mine lies at the foot of the Kellerjoch and Eiblschrofen mountains, in the middle of a valley. The opportunity for mining means that a lot of people are drawn to the area.Srebrenica +5

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SrebrenicaMined in antiquity for its enormous silver deposits Srebrenica, Silver City, is ripe to be exploited again using modern mining techniques.Takkeda +2

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TakkedaThe Air mountains have rich deposits of copper and have been mined in Takkeda since prehistoric times.Trepča +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%ZvecanSituated on the slopes of Kopaonik, Trepča is an area that has been mined for silver since Roman times. While it was closed down in the early middle ages it still holds very rich deposits of precious metals.Verespatak +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%AbrudbányaTransylvania has been mined for gold since before Roman times and remains ripe for contemporary re-exploitation.Wadi al-Allaq +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%AllaqiKnown to chroniclers simply as the mining country, the mountains of the Eastern Egyptian desert harbor deep gold deposits. The main hub of this region is Wadi al-Allaq and its mines.Zawar +3 +10% +5 +15% +7 +20% +9 +25%MedapataFor thousands of years the Zawar mines have been a rich source of Lead, Zinc, and Silver. The deposits at Zawar are unique not only in their abundance but also in how they are clearly separated in a way that makes it possible to separate the ores from each other manually without more advanced metallurgical processes.