ChangeLog.txt

2025-01-12 v0.1.6
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Culture:
- Updated cultures in Southeast Persia
   - Removed Cultures:
      - Indo-Parthian as it was a placeholder
      - Romano-Frank as it did not accurately represent the conditions around Trier
      - Helleno-Aramean, as its role is superceded by other cultures
      - Significantly overhauled Amazigh cultures to move away from language and culture equivalence
         - Removed Tashellhit, Tamazight, Riffian, Mzab-Wargla, Shenwa, Tacawit, Taqbaylit, Nafusi
- New Cultures:
   - Mauri: Northern Amazigh of Mauritania Tingitana
   - Numidians: Northern Amazigh of Mauritania (Dead in 476)
   - Mauritanian: Numdian-descended culture that is partially hybridized with Romano-African, representing Mauri under Roman domination
   - Gaetulian: Northern nomadic Amazight tribe south of the Numidians and Mauritanians
   - Balasagan (Caucasian heritage, Adharic speaking) for the ill-attested peoples of Balasgan
   - Elymaean (Iranian heritage, Elamite speaking) for the Elymaean peoples living in former Elymais
   - Elamite (Elamite heritage, Elamite speaking) as the progenitor culture of Elymaean (along with Persian) (Dead in 476)
   - Cypriot (Byzantine Heritage, Greek speaking) for the Greeks of Cyprus
   - Syriac (Levantine Heritage, Aramaic speaking) for Arameans under Greco-Roman influence
   - Chaldean (Levantine Heritage, Aramaic speaking) for Arameans of Southern Asoristan
   - Seyansihi (Iranian heritage, Persian speaking) for the Eastern Persian settlement occurring in Khorasan by the late Vth century as progenitors of later Eastern Persian dialects (e.g., Dari, Tajik)
   - Dranganian (Iranian heritage, Parthian speaking) for the various proto-Baloch tribal peoples living semi-independently south of the argicultural settlements of the Helmand basin
   - Med (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the coastal fishing and piratical peoples of the Makran and Sindhi coastline
   - Jat (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the lowland Jats inhabiting western Sindh before the Umayyad Conquest of Sindh
   - Qiqanan (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the highland, strongly-independent Jats inhabiting western Sindh before the Umayyad Conquest of Sindh
- Changed Cultures:
   - Modified 476 Israelite Cultures:
      - Added Samaritan (Israelite heritage, Aramaic language) as a child culture of Hebrew
      - Added Judean (Israelite heritage, Aramaic language) as a child culture of Hebrew
      - Hebrew is dead in 476, uses "Strong Believers" instead of "Eye for an Eye"
   - Changed aesthetics of Punic, Romano-Aramean
   - Garmantian
      - Added Xenophilic, Foggara Builders Traditions
      - Removed Dryland Dwellers Tradition
- Other Culture Changes:
   - Completely reworked the Vandal namelist
   - Added dynasty names for Roman, Romano-Gallic, Romano-Hispanic, Romano-Thracian, Romano-Illyrian and Romano-Aramean cultures
   - Added many new name equivalencies and fixed some existing ones
- Traditions:
   - New Traditions:
      - Added Assyrian Traditions for Assyrians, similar to Aramean Traditions
      - Foggara Builders
         - Replaces Qanat Irrigation innovation for Garamantians
         - Similar effects to Irrigation Experts from Legacy of Persia
      - Autochthonous Identity
         - Provides +20 baseline acceptance between cultures sharing tradition
         - Enables cultural divergence even if culture head
         - Makes it harder to promote culture if not Amazigh culture
         - Enables Amazigh Confederate succession, and requires it for tribal empires and kingdoms
   - Changed Traditions:
      - Aramean Traditions (nee Levantine Traditions) removed same/different culture opinion
      - "Mercenary Armies" is not selectable with "Malleable Subjects"
      - "Independent Marauders" tradition opinion penalties are more generalized and negated for same culture vassals
- Culture Creation Names:
   - Tashellhit, Tamazight, Riffian, Mzab-Wargla, Shenwa, Tacawit, Taqbaylit, and Nafusi are all divergent culture names

Religion:
- New Faiths:
   - Added Shamsi Paganism from RICE
   - Added "Anunnakism"
      - Models the more general Assyro-Babylonian paganism of the late Vth Century
   - Assyrian Paganism is kept but stays is a dead faith in 476
- Faith Changes:
   - Mazdakism: Before 493 start date, Mazdakism has different features (Mazdakism change in 493 not yet implemented)
      - Has "Hedonistic" instead of "Asceticism" Tenet
      - Has "Theocratic" instead of "Lay Clergy"
      - Has "Male Dominated" instead of "Equal"
      - Has "Dorustdin" instead of "Korramdin"
      - The Magi are Mazdakism's religious head
      - Mazdakism is available for conversion
   - Replaced "Iranian Paganism" with "Mehrism" under the Yazidi Religion (Replacing Kitebacilweism) (Courtesy of RICE)
     - Implemented some of RICE doctrines for Mehrism
     - Retains mutually hostile relations with Zoroastrianism, instead of viewing each other as Evil
     - Uses Tenents "Ritual Celebrations", "Megalithic Constructions", and "Sun Worship"
   - Updated Jewish Faiths
      - Samaritan, Haymanot use "Ethnic Religion" instead of "Chosen People"
      - Ebionites have "Vegetarianism Required"
   - Aghwank Church is Righteous and uses "Communion" instead of "Adaptive"
   - Changed Gurzilism's holy sites
      - Removed Meknes, Carthage
      - Added Ghirza, Garama
   - Maronite Church uses "Asceticism" instead of "Communion", "Righteous" instead of "Fundamentalist"
- Added a new branch of Zoroastrianism (of the Good-and-Evil Doctrine Variety)
   - Named Dorustdin (roughly "Orthodoxy")
   - Is only available to faiths following the Magi
   - Faiths view each other as Righteous and convert counties to their HOF's faith
   - Behdin now view each other and Dorustdin as astray
   - Zurvanism & Mazdayasna have Dorustdin, Afridunism & Khurramism have Korramdin, all others are Behdin
- Tenet Changes:
   - Removed opinion buff/nerf from Rigorism
- Holy Sites:
   - Moved the location of Takht-E Soleyman from Urmia to Shiz

CBs:
- "Major" Wars:
   - Major Wars are a new category of potentially devastating wars. They are wars for large amounts of territory and grand goals, and thus occupation damages development during these wars.
   - Applies currently to Major Migrations
- Migrations:
   - Major Migrations now cause reduction in development in counties, weighted by how many minorities the county has after migration
      - The larger the minority (or majority), the greater the damage
   - There is a chance that castle holdings of low development will be converted to tribal holdings during major migrations
      - This is mitigated by certain innovations, and some are very important to prevent this effect
      - This effect occurs after migratory damages are applied

Laws:
- Added "Amazigh Confederate" title succession law for Tribal Amazigh kingdoms, required for Amazigh cultures in the Tribal era
   - Similar to Tribal elective, it has an additional bias against kin of the current claimant
   - Has +25 Vassal Title Allegiance and 25% levy contribution multiplier
   - Meant to model the somewhat fluid Amazigh tribal confederations, which would form ad hoc for defense or a specific purpose, then effectively dissolve

Decisions:
- Gave Aures a decision to become a kingdom as they declared themselves as such in 477

Map:
- Transcaucasia:
   - Added two new counties and adjusted baronies
   - Added Balasagan culture to Balasgan
   - Made Maskut Persian and Mazdayasna in light of it being the main location of Tats in the future as well as the very limited information about the region
   - Overhauled faiths and cultures in counties
   - Overhauled minorities in counties
- Southeast Persia:
   - Hind is part of Persia in 476, with a sizable non-Mazdayasna aristocracy under it
   - Adjusted several holdings in Eastern Persia
   - Kaikanans are properly tribal and in the correctly location
   - Meds, Jats, and Kaikanans present for the complexity of Makran and Hind in 476
- Oriens and Asoristan:
   - Added Annuakism, Shamsism in Oriens and Asoristan
   - Made Baalbek, Gaza Hellenic Pagan in 476
   - Made most of Syria and Palestine Miaphysite Syriac
   - Adjusted cultures in Palestine
   - Made counties under Ghassanids uniformly Monophysite
   - Adjusted the borders of Kufa and Maab counties
   - Reviewed holdings
- North Africa:
   - A clearer split between Donatist/Amazigh and Chalcedon/Romano-African counties
      - Minorities of both faiths blend into each other
   - Romano-African spans the coastal regions of Africa, and most of Africa proper
   - Updated holdings and barony distribution to accommodate historic polities
   - Updated the extents of the Nasamones and Laguantan tribal confederations
   - Unified Garamantes into a singular polity as blobbing is less of a concern on the CK3 map
   - Made both the Garamantes and the Libyans Gurzilists
   - Made Tingitana Romano-Hispanic & Hispanic Church in line with its historic links to Hispania
- Others:
   - Updated the extent of Helleno-Coptic culture in Egypt
   - Updated Libyans in Egypt

History:
- Added some attested unnamed wives of Aghwank rulers, linking them to the Sassanids
- Gave the Vandal Kingdom more accurate extents
- Touched up history of Abkhazia and government in 476
- Added several characters from the PLRE relevant to North Africa
- Gave the Romano-Moor successor states in North Africa a more careful review
   - Downgraded most of the Mauro-Roman successor states to duchies instead of kingdoms
   - Changed most of the governments of the Mauro-Roman successor states to more accurate models
      - Most are High Tribal
      - Aures and Altava remain as Sub-Roman polities
   - Made several of the Mauro-Roman successor states tributaries of the Vandals in 476, representing the complexity in relations between the Vandals and the Amazigh peoples
   - Gave the Mauro-Roman Kingdom of Altava a broader extent than in previous versions
      - Ouarsenis and Hodna are high tribal vassals of Altava between 470s and 570s
- Some work on character cultures:
   - Nepos and Glycerius were made Romano-Illyrian because they were born in Dalmatia
   - All the popes and patriarchs are now have appropriate cultures to reflect their origins
   - Macrinus, Aemilian and some Roman families were made Romano-African
- Expanded Nepos' Dalmatia based on a source, which states that it included lands between Drina and Sava. In addition, Dalmatia is now controls Lausa (Ragusa) instead of ERE
- Added historical governors for Asia, Lycia, Lydia, Achaea and Olisipo
- Roman family trees were completely reworked, with a lot of new characters added
- Added ancient Athenian nobility starting with the 6th century BC. The major figures are Solon, Plato, Pisistratus, Miltiades, Cimon, Themistocles, Pericles and Conon. In 476 it is represented by Theagenes and Nicagoras
- Shortened the names of Roman characters to one word to match the namelists. Also, some names were simply too long, breaking the localization
- Filed up title history of the Senate, Urban prefecture, Aegyptus, Syria, Arabia, Cappadocia, Galatia, Cilicia, Lycia, Asia, Thracia, Macedonia, Germania Superior, Germania Inferior, Baetica, Lusitania, Africa, Dalmatia, Pannonia, Sardinia, Sicilia, Bithynia, Achaia, Cyrenaica and Creta with the Roman characters

Bookmarks:
- Added a new bookmark "Vandals, Romans, and Moors" for 476, covering Northwest Africa

GFX:
- Some new faith icons added, overhauled others for improved quality
- New graphic for Apostolic Succession and Autocephaly tenets
- New icons for Medio-Persian Traditions, Armenian Traditions, Kemetic Traditions, Jewish Traditions
- New icon for the Aghwank Church
- Updated Tenet Icon for Rigorism
- Amazigh cultures use Amazigh clothing if you have the "North African Attire Content Creator Pack"
- Updated some faith icons, courtesy of "Faith Icon Collection" on Steam

Localization:
- Added a new localization for Patron Gods for Zoroastrian faiths (Yazatas)
- Added some new localizations in Transcaucasia
- Levantine Traditions changed to Aramean Traditions
- Medio-Persian Traditions changed to Ērānian Traditions
- Updated the Cultural Names of several locations in North Africa
- Fixed a localization bug with "Strong Believers" Tradition in the conversion window
- Added numerous cultural title localization
- Renamed "Celtic" heritage to "Insular Celtic"
- Added glossary tooltips to some nicknames for more explanation.
- Standardized the names of the Sub-Roman Germanic Kingdoms
- Fixed some typos

Tweaks:
- Halved rate of minority migration and reduced growth rate by a third
- Set more capitals at game start to match history
- Rulers of Gaetulia are African Solar pagans instead of Amazighist pagans, aligning with the faith of their counties
- Tweaked AI logic so it's less inclined to change capitals if it holds both Rome and Constantinople, or if the Romes are to underdeveloped
- Ensured even in the worst case, county conversion will take around 50 years to convert even the most stubborn of counties, even with a dolt as a court chaplain
- Added on action to randomly spawn new senators every so often
- Hybridization is more expensive if one shares a Kulturbund/Heritage Group/Heritage Family, with costs increasing depending on how close the two heritages are
- Shared Greco-Roman Traditions or Shared Heritage Traditions give a +10 cultural acceptance baseline (as if sharing a language)
- Minorities:
   - Minority growth & migration will not displace the ruler's faith and culture
   - Minority growth & migration will not displace Samaritan culture/faith or Judean culture or Rabbinism in Iudea and Palestine Secunda
   - Rates of minority growth/migration reduced
   - Ethnic Faiths do not migrate or grow unless the county's majority culture is suitable
   - Autocephalous Faiths do not migrate or grow unless the county's majority culture has a suitable culture or heritage

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug when interacting with yourself for Senate interactions
- Fixed a bug in Vanilla where in a Rite controlling 3 or more holy sites creates its own HOF instead of inheriting the previous HOF
- Fixed baronies having improper governments at start
- Fixed a bug with core tenets causing error log spam
- Fixed a graphics bug with the Senate GUI
- Fix bug with cultural title names for Sub-Roman Dynastic, Roman Dynastic Kingdoms
- Fixed a bug where minorities could usurp the majority culture/faith even if the ruler was of the county's culture/faith
- Fixed a bug where converting to organized governments during migration was available when it shouldn't have been

2024-12-30 v0.1.5.3
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.14.2.2

Minor Changes:
- Blocked holders of the Kingdom of Italy from making the Kingdom of Noricum
- Bosporan Kingdom creation decision from Vanilla removed

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug where lay clergy with non-fixed appointment could not nominated new court chaplains after firing
- Fixed bug leading to occasional Republican governments as outcome of popular revolts

Localization Fixes:
- Fixed Roman Dynastic Empresses being called "Augustus" instead of "Augusta"
- Fix Romano-British Dynasties not being localized properly
- Partially broke Polish grammar localization vis-a-vis titles as we lack proper Polish support (sorry)
- Other localization fixes

2024-10-27 v0.1.5.2
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.13.2

Major Changes:
- Complete overhaul of governments and related mechanics in light of 1.13.0 features
- Created "Eranian Dynastic" and "Roman Dynastic" to replace Eranshar and Bureaucratic/Gubernatorial governments
   - The dynastic term is to inform players that it has mostly feudal-type inheritance mechanics
   - Created notion of "Centralized Governments" for features in common in Iranian, Indian, and Roman governments

- Governments:
   - General:
      - Government flags overhauled for greater clarity
   - Tribal Government:
      - Tribal vassals get a -10 opinion of nomads, others get a -25 opinion
   - High Tribal Government:
      - High Tribal obligations now scale 11% for levies and taxes for each level of fame
      - High Tribal Organization has modified opinions
   - Pre-Feudal Government:
      - Pre-Feudal Authority 3 now makes vassal refusal a crime
   - Rajamandala Government
      - Can now grant baronies to non-family members, but counties and higher must go to family members if possible
      - Cannot use the County View to grant titles, given the difficulties in building the necessary triggers in the GUI
      - Civil Service flag explicitly marks landed vassals as unemployable as councillors
   - Iranian Dynastic Government
      - Removed Republican tax & levy buff from Eranshar Government
      - Kingdoms of vassals revert to the top liege upon death, and duchies and counties not in the same duchy as the vassal capital revert to the top liege on death
      - Secular Authority is now consistent across the realm, like Vanilla "Imperial Bureaucracy"
      - Clerical Influence overhauled
         - Modified piety cost to decrease Clerical Influence
         - High levels do not enable temporal condemnation anymore
         - Does not interface directly with Zoroastrianism anymore; instead applies directly to court chaplain rules for that polity
         - Applies throughout the hierarchy like Vanilla "Imperial Bureaucracy"
      - Gets a Vizerate (the Framadar being the inspiration for the later Islamic Vizerate); therefore, does not get Co-Monarchy
      - Uses Tax Jurisdictions with a few non-basic jurisdictions
         - Wuzurgan for powerful or well-established families of the same religion as the ruler
              - Liege gets increased domain limit, tyranny gain, legitimacy, vassal limit, and renown; and decreased prestige and enemy hostile scheme success
              - Vassals get increased prestige, domain limit, owned hostile scheme success chance, and liege opinion, and cannot join the dissolution faction
              - If you can have this tax decree, your Chancellor, Steward, Marshall, and Spymaster must be from these vassals
              - It is always tyrannical to revoke Wuzurgan titles (scaling inversely with Secular Authority), but having a title revocation reason halves the tyranny
         - Deqhan available with the new Deqhan Innovation for the growth of smallholders
            - Increases taxes and decreases levies provided
            - Increases liege prestige per month
            - Increase vassal prestige gain and development
   - Roman Dynastic Government
      - Only applicable to Kingdoms and Empires
      - Merge of Bureaucratic and Gubernatorial governments
      - Kingdoms of vassals revert to the top liege upon death, and duchies and counties not in the same duchy as the vassal capital revert to the top liege on death
      - Tyranny-free revocation of titles not in the same duchy as the vassal capital
      - Dissolution and Independence factions invalid when your liege shares this government type with you
   - Sub-Roman Dynastic
      - Uses the same Authority laws as Roman Dynastic government
      - The character modifiers implicit in Roman Dynastic are tied to the Sub-Roman Taxation law
      - Become Roman Dynastic if vassalized by a Roman Dynastic ruler
      - Eventually changes into Clan or Feudal governments

Minor Changes:
- Removed old Succession Expanded Co-Emperors in light of Vanilla Diarchy changes
- As Asoristan was the core of Sassanian power, made all non-tribals in the region Iranian Dynastic with religious protection
- Orestes gets the "Power Behind the Throne" trait preventing him from inheriting titles
- Romulus Augustulus' regency starts entrenched at 50 instead of firing one day later
- Roman, Sub-Roman, and Iranian governments use special election laws automatically at title creation
- "Independent Marauders" now tweaks vassal opinion so that direct vassals have a -20 opinion, but same culture vassals have a +20 opinion
- Tax Revolt faction has been removed in line with government overhaul
- All governments now have liberty factions as applicable
- Added "Roads to Power" buildings to game history
- Added the WtWSMS Soundtrack to the music player
- Various other minor cleanups

Culture:
- Renamed "Medio-Persian Traditions" to the more inclusive "Eranian Traditions"
- Updated some culture tradition graphics
- Updated some faith icons, courtesy of "Faith Icon Collection" on Steam
- "Eranian Traditions" no longer block dissolution factions against the Persian Empire
- Remove "Romano-Frankish" culture, as it is a poor fit for the CK3 culture system
- Disabled "Indomitable Azatani" from selection, folded its effects into "Highland Cavalry" and "Armenian Traditions"
   - Those effects require Roads to Power DLC and both Roads to Power DLC and Royal Court DLC to get the special effects
- Culture Changes:
   - Armenian:
      - Removed "Highland Warriors", Added "Highland Cavalry"

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed some missing language colors
- Roman Empire should show up in the Senate window now
- Fixed Sea showing up as plains in the Terrain GUI window

2024-08-13 v0.1.5.1
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Tweaks:
- Reduced the income multiplier of the Roman/Byzantine forums so they are not so overpowered.
- Reduced the cost of level 0 buildings, making them easier to build and start up an economy
- Overhauled development history to better line up with Vanilla 867
- Added some random non-dynastic senators at game start so the Senate is not so empty in 476
- Vache II of Albania has no claims in 476
- Romulus Augustulus is now part of Orestes dynasty
- Set Mottos for a handful of dynasties
- Updated some character's traits
- The rulers of Caucasian Albania and Sarir know the locals' language at start to reduce the odds of revolt
- Added Amun to the Egyptian religion pantheon localizations
- Added new icon for Gothic Christianity, replaced Arianism icon with old Gothic Christian icon

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed 476 Turkic powers having primogeniture at start
- Fixed wrong senate shield being shown for some senate events
- Fixed bug with Iranian culture building graphics
- Reduce the occurrence of courtiers having ethnic religions and incorrect cultures
- Fixed characters not learning the new language when their culture shifts language
- Fixed bug where western or eastern senators could be nominated to be consuls in opposing senates
- Fixed an error with conversion to feudalism decision being unavailable
- Fixed an error with being able to declare war on tributaries
- Fixed bug with Vlach culture divergence name

2024-04-27 v.0.1.5
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.12.4

Defines & Game Rules:
- Added default game rule slowing hybrid and divergence
- Reduced a number of hard-coded defines, slowing the growth of cultural acceptance
- Added game rule restricting the creation of de jure titles if the ruler's primary title is titular; off by default and has an "AI only" variant as well.

New Mechanics:
- The Senate:
   - Created two Senate institutions, with Roman and Constantinopolitan Senates, instead of having them on the map as a title
   - The institution is interactable through the GUI as a new menu item
   - Senate Interactions:
      - Request Recognition:
         - An event fires several days after taking the Senate Seat, where the Consul requests that you request Senatorial recognition
         - You can Accept, Ignore the Senate, or Stall; all actions costing prestige and conferring modifiers
         - After that event, players may request through the GUI that the Senate recognize them if they chose to stall instead of making a decision
      - Rather than a decision, players may disestablish the Senate in the GUI if they are not a Roman-type culture or a Roman government
   - Senatorial Recognition:
      - Getting the recognition of the Senate confers a modifier which negates short-reign penalties, at the cost of prestige, but also gains an opinion bump with Senators
      - Ignoring the Senate gains one prestige at the cost of an opinion malus with Senators
      - Stalling the Senate hurts one's opinion with Senators, and each new consul will both the Senate Seat top liege, requesting that they seek the approval of the Senate
   - Senate Character Interactions:
      - The top liege of the Senate seat (Rome or Constantinople for East and West, respectively) and the consul may use Senate Interactions
      - They may nominate a new Senator from characters in the "Senatorial Regions" around the Senate Seats or within the top liege of the Senate Holder's realm
      - They may elevate dynasties to join the ranks of the senate
      - The top liege of the Senate Seat may also nominate the next consul
      - However, Senators react negatively to such interference by the top holder and such actions give negative opinion modifiers and cost variable prestige (depending on the nominee's traits and standing)
   - Senatorial Families:
      - Senatorial families have some implicit modifiers, granting prestige gain for dynasty members as well as bolstering diplomacy and intrigue
      - Senatorial families expect to have a certain number of non-capital (or capital) baronies in their family
      - Senatorial family dynasts will bother the holder of the Senate seat if their family has fewer holdings than desired
         - Accepting grants a random non-capital barony to the Senator's family at the cost of aggravating vassals
         - Refusing irritates the whole Senate
   - Traits and Modifiers:
      - Senators for both the East and West have traits which denote their membership and provide some prestige gain
      - The Consuls have a character modifier indicating their consulship
      - Previous Consuls have a trait indicating their prior consulship
      - These Traits have additional, culture-related modifiers
   - Senate leadership is elected yearly
      - The Senate will behave somewhat autonomously, electing Consuls every January, or sooner if the consul dies mid-term, from among their ranks
      - Players may nominate Consuls if they hold the Senate Seat, annoying the Senate but giving their nominee prestige and renown, as well as making them next consul
   - Senate and Title Revocation:
      - Revoking non-capital baronies from Senators _without a revocation_ reason angers all Senators
      - Applies even for bureaucratic and gubernatorial governments (who otherwise have very liberal revocation rules)
      - This does not extend to Senators with counties or greater
   - Either of the Senates may collapse if no senator is available to maintain the Senate's functions
   - Rajamandala and Eranshahr governments cannot request interact with the Senate, as they function under very different understanding of universality than the Roman Empire
   - Senatorial approval and disapproval comes with legitimacy gain and loss, modified by government type, held titles, and culture features
- Title Creation:
   - Titular Cultural Titles and related concepts removed
   - Holding only Titular Kingdoms or Empires prevents you from creating de jure kingdoms and empires
   - Added a decision for making titular Kingdoms into de jure Kingdoms for characters who cannot establish Roman empires, or for land outside the Roman Empire
      - Only available to non-tribal, non-nomad, non-Gubernatorial governments
      - Requirements:
        - Have held the duchy in which the capital county resides for at least 30 years
        - Complete control of at least two duchies within the same de jure kingdom, one of which is the capital duchy
        - The capital duchy is your culture and faith
        - Your culture has Social Stratification and Writing Innovations
        - Legitimacy Level of 3
        - Prestige Level of 5
        - Maximum Crown-Type Authority if government has it, or sufficient fedualization for Sub-Roman governments
   - Added a decision for replacing de jure Roman Provinces with titular Kingdoms for characters who can establish Roman empires, for land within the Roman Empire
      - Similar to the above, but requires complete control of the associated kingdom
      - Prestige prices increases quadratically with the degree of feudalization in the Realm
      - Also requires Legal Codex Innovation
   - Added a decision for making titular Empires de jure
   - Added a decision for making titular Roman Empires de jure

WtWSMS Mechanics, from Previous Releases:
- Minorities:
   - Faith Conversion (by event/decision/interface): a large minority of your old faith will still exist in your capital if you convert
   - Culture creation removes parent culture minorities in counties of the new culture
   - If a hybrid or diverged culture is within the cooldown period, the parent cultures are subsumed instead of becoming a minority when the county culture changes
   - Conversion (by any means) now will keep a large minority of the old faith in your capital county
   - Rites and related faiths do not leave behind a minority if converted to the main faith, _unless_ it is a holy site of the Rite and not the main faith

Map and History:
- Adjusted position of the Ostrogoth presence around Lake Balaton
- Increased number of size and Amazigh minorities in North Africa
- Minor fixes to some minorities around the map
- Daylamite Zoroastrian and Iranian Polytheist counties use Afridunism

Government:
- Nomads obligations function like clan obligations in 1.10.*

Religion:
- Zoroastrian faiths no longer have access to Rite tenet, instead using the branch mechanic from Vanilla
- Added Bosnian Church to Christian religion, but made it unconvertable for the time being
- Manicheanism has "Clerical Vegetarianism" Doctrine
- Tenets:
   - Hellenic Syncretism is extended to Mazdan faiths as an option
   - Patron Gods available to Zoroastrians
- Faith Changes:
   - Scythian Paganism replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
   - Mazdayasna replaces "Sky Burials" with "Ecclesiarchy", Replaces "Pluralism" with "Righteous"
   - Zurvanism replaces "Sky Burials" with "Ritual Celebrations"
   - Khurmazta replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
   - Arewordik replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
- Funeral Rite Changes (beside Stoic):
   - Religions:
      - Arabian Paganism uses Bewailment
      - Celtic Paganism uses Cremation
      - Egyptian Paganism uses Mummification
      - Georgian Paganism uses Sky Burials
      - Hepthalite Religion uses Cremation
      - Indian Tribal Religion uses Cremation
      - Iranian Paganism uses Sky Burial
      - Khasi Religion uses Cremation
      - Peristani Religion uses Cremation
      - Proto-Carpathian Religions use Bewailment
   - Faiths:
      - Illyrian Paganism uses Cremation

Cultures:
- Add ability to have more than one parent culture for historical cultures (enabling hybridization locks)
- Updated custom culture name triggers so they should appear more often in games
- Tweaked Sanitization innovation so that its available during classical antiquity to any culture that can build cities during that era
- Traditions:
   - Hereditary Hierarchy unlocks the ability feudal government for government changing decisions, just like Divine Right Doctrine
   - Xenophobic Tradition adds a malus to minority opinion (on top of the previous negative opinions)
- Heritages and Languages:
   - Kemetic language added for Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian)
   - Trojan language added for Trojan
   - Trojan heritage added for Trojan
- Culture Tweaks:
   - Qatarye's innovations at start have been slightly changed
   - Sardinian starts with Proto-Sardinian instead of Sardinian Vulgar in 476
   - Suebi (as in, Iberian Suebi) replaces Agrarian with Strong Believers
   - Lusitanian is a parent culture of Romano-Hispanic (to prevent hybridization)
   - Coptic is a divergent culture of Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian)
   - Helleno-Coptic is a hybrid of Greek and Kemetic
   - Trojan has its own heritage and language
- Made Indo-Scythian Indo-Aryan instead of Sakan heritage, to prevent hybridization with surrounding Indo-Aryan cultures
- Tradition Changes:
   - Medio-Persian Traditions
      - Unlocks Deqhan Tax Jurisdiction
      - Makes characters better Tax Collectors
      - Is not selectable with Engligthened Magnates
- Culture Tradition Changes:
   - Afghan:
      - DLC Triggered: Jirga (with Legacy of Persia)
   - Brahui:
      - DLC Triggered: Staunch Traditionalists (with Royal Court) / Isolationist (without)
      - DLC Triggered: Jirga (with Royal Court) / Tribal Unity (without)
   - Cyrtian
      - DLC Triggered: Fierce Independence (with Legacy of Persia) / Swords for Hire (without)
   - Daylamite
      - Removed: Refined Poetry
      - Added: Stallwart Defenders
      - DLC Triggered: Pragmatic Creed (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Khotanese:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia)
   - Khwarezmian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warrors (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Parthian
      - Removed: Ruling Caste
      - DLC Triggered: Beacon of Learning (with Legacy of Persia) / Philosopher Culture (without)
   - Sogdian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Tocharian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia)

Traditions:
- Roman/Latin Traditions have a feature reducing occurrence of the Dissolution Faction for Roman Empires
- Extended Byzantine Dissolution Faction blocker to all Roman Empires
- Frankish Traditions have looser can_keep conditions to model the continuation of Salic Law into the Medieval Period
- Added parameter to Colonizers so that your heritage and language are kept during event hybridization and the capital county's ethos is adopted
- Added parameter to Culture Blending & Malleable Invaders, where the capital county's heritage and language are kept during hybridization and your ethos is adopted

Innovations:
- Hospices are available from Classical Antiquity Era
- Writing is required to unlock all scriptorium buildings, in addition to any other innovations

Council Tasks:
- If a hybrid or diverged culture is within the cooldown period, the parent cultures are subsumed instead of becoming a minority when the county culture changes

Events:
- Overhauled Vanilla Culture Hybridization Event
   - By default, the hybrid culture uses the capital county's heritage and language, along with your ethos
   - If you have Colonizers tradition, instead your heritage and language are used by the hybrid, along with the capital county culture's ethos
   - If you have Malleable Invaders or Culture Blending, the default is always used
   - Extended Staunch Traditionalist hybrid event protection to a number of other cultures (Greek, Egyptian, Armenian, &c.)
- "Intransigent Marital Practices" event
   - Fires if:
    - A culture head converts to a reformed faith from an unreformed faith
    - He controls 50%+1 of the culture counties
    - The unreformed faith is present in 50%+1 of the culture counties
   - The culture gains the corresponding marriage type tradition of the old faith
- Feudalization Event Chain
   - Players have the option of converting to feudal or clan, depending on faith and culture parameters

Traits:
- Added Senate-related traits and modifiers

Other:
- Greatly simplified title revocation for bureaucratic and gubernatorial governments
- Vassals who both Greco-Roman Social Traditions will not take minority stance against their liege if their liege has a Greco-Roman Social Tradition as well
- Dissolution factions are fixed, so they large realms should shatter more readily
- Vassal stances applied to Crown-Authority like laws
- Vassal stances applied to minority laws
- Realm succession laws tweaked at start, so there's more "Male-Only" succession for cultures that are male biased

GUI:
- Re-aligned the Ritual Doctrines GUI; should be properly centered now
- Overhauled Realm GUI:
   - Non-Crown Authority-like laws are now shown in the Law Tab instead of as a Realm Law
   - The feudalization progress, influencing how like the feudal shift is to occur, is now shown to the Players
   - Added tool tips to feudalization progress which show when feudalization can occur

GFX:
- Overhaul bookmark graphics to be closer to Vanilla
- Added new loading screen illustrations
- Updated loading screens so that Vanilla loading screens do not show
- Slightly changed Zurvanism, Arewordik religious icons

Localization:
- Cleaned up bookmark localizations
- Added localization for case where Roman culture heritage drifts in the heritage/language drift events
- Restored dynamic localization of Legalism for Hellenic and Egyptian religions
- Changed Localization:
   - Renamed "Byzantine Traditions" to "Eastern Roman Traditions"
   - Renamed "Coptic Heritage" to "Kemetic Heritage"
   - Renamed "Divine Ontology" to "Perichoresis"
   - Renamed "Heritage Culture Tradition" to "Legal Tradition"
- Fixed various missing localizations

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with the Fall of Rome Event
- Fixed a bug with independent Marauders Tradition depending on DLC available
- Fixed a bug where Hinduism was missing the Eastern religion doctrine
- Fixed a bug with some combinations of religious reformation and tenets not being selectable properly
- Fixed an arithmetic bug causing culture shift events to happen much faster than desired
- Ensured the AI properly references existing, historical hybrid cultures at game start for culture divergence events
- Fixed a bug with cultural tradition triggers preventing some traditions from being selectable
- WtWSMS Main Menu Theme "From the Hills" plays correctly
- Fixed error where some patron deity modifiers wouldn't be cleaned up during conversion
- Improved Character View GUI so that the triburtary tab functions like all other tabs
- Added travel point of interests for WtWSMS buildings
- Various other bugfixes

2023-10-01 v0.1.4
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.10.2
- Added New "Rise of the White Huns" bookmark to 476 group

Mechanics:
- Improved CCU model:
   - Languages:
      - Introduced notion of dialect continua to provide more granularity to languages
         - A language can have multiple continua, helping provide a better model for languages at the lowest levels
      - Introduce notion of creoles to allow genetically unrelated languages to have some degree of relation to each other
   - Heritages:
      - Allowed heritages to have multiple heritage groups and families, in line with the generally fuzzy notion of what a heritage is
      - Added "Kulturbund" concept to capture the relative heritage closeness of some heritages that are still distinct
         - Example: Altaic Kulturbund for Turkic and Mongolic heritage, Scythian Kulturbund for Sarmatian and Scythian heritages
- Implemented heritage and language drift events to model the evolution of culture and language during the period
  - Implemented for Latin heritage and languages
  - Implemented for Indo-Aryan languages
- Integrated Nezaros' Minority system and adapted it to WtWSMS
  - Added new minority map modes to be able to see distribution of minorities on the map
  - Integrated with council tasks
    - "Promote Culture" and "Convert County" tasks increase minority level by one (none -> small minority -> large minority -> majority)
    - By default, the tasks will continue until the majority of the county is changed
  - Integrated with Migrations
    - Instead of county modifiers, migrations (major and minor) will spawn minorities based on development and migration type
- Integrated Typical's Tributary system and adapted it to WtWSMS
  - Disabled tributary income at the moment, as the tributary income system is broken
  - General Changes:
    - Tributaries can call their suzerain to war if being attacked by an external power via decision
    - Suzerain can always call tributaries to war via decision
    - Made it possible to refuse a suzerain call to arms, breaking the tribute contract and making tributaries target-able with punitive CBs (reinforce Tribute and depose the punished ruler)
    - Made it possible to refuse a tributary's call to arms, breaking the tribute contract
  - New Tributary Types:
    - Foederatus Tributary
      - A permanent tributary, but (ai) will never refuse a call to arms, either as a foederatus or a suzerain
      - Has some additional modifiers for this tribute type
      - Created "Right to Rule" interaction for Roman Emperors with federates
        - Enables foederatus to conquer former Roman lands as if Roman Successor
        - Costs 1000 prestige for the Emperor but grants a 100 year truce (preventing raiding, among other things)

Causus Belli:
- Minor Migrations
  - Overhauled code for minor Migrations
  - The player's capital now gets a small minority of the player's faith and culture if successful
  - Removed some of the old modifiers that blocked conversion for a limited time
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones
- Major migrations
  - Counties still have a chance to flip to the migrator's culture & faith
  - If not, there's a chance to spawn large or small minorities
  - The probability of these minorities spawning is inversely related to the county's development
  - Removed some of the old modifiers that allowed rapid conversion for a limited time
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones
- Extended Sub-Roman reconquest CB to Federates with "Right to Rule" character modifier
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players with "Right to Rule" modifier to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones

Culture Pillars:
- Added new heritages:  Common Slavic, Peristani, Sakan, Sarmatian
- Moved Old Slavic to Common Slavic heritage
- Broke up East Iranian heritage into several different heritages
    - Sarmatian Heritage: Sarmatian, Alan, Iazyges
    - Sakan Heritage: Sakan, Dahi Scythian, Indo-Scythian
    - Peristani Heritage: Nuristani
    - Tocharian Heritage (Now Serindian): Sogdian
    - Iranian Heritage: Afghan, Khwarezmian, Bactrian, Mazanderani (Amardian)
- Overhauled languages in line with with the improved CCU model

Traditions:
- Added concept of Greco-Roman Social Traditions, raising baseline acceptance between Greek and Roman cultures _but_ preventing their hybridization
- Added increased baseline acceptance between cultures sharing a Heritage Tradition
- Caucasian Wolves is tied back to Georgian instead of Colchiscan
- "Right to Rule"-type changes:
  - Strong Kinship unlocks the ability to adopt clan government (if neither your culture nor your religion supports your current government type)
  - Persian Traditions unlocks the ability to adopt Eranshar government (if neither your culture nor your religion supports your current government type)

Culture:
- Added a number of custom culture creation names from CK2 WtWSMS
- Added customized culture histories that provide players with additional information regarding cultures and design decisions
- Added New Cultures:
  - Arabic Heritage:
    - Qatarye: Christian coastal Arabs with significant commercial influence before Islam
  - Baltic Heritage:
    - Sudovian: Models the ancient people who were attested as early as Herodotus and Ptolemy
    - East Galindian: Baltic people listed in Slavic records, likely separate from the (Western) Galindians
    - Kolochin: Balto-Slavic Archaeological Complex between the Vth and VIIth Centuries
    - Dneiper Baltic: Baltic Subgroup in the Dnieper river basin, extant until (possibly) as late as the XIIIth Century
  - Caucasian Heritage:
    - Awaral: Migration Era (Caucasian) Avars
    - Svan: Ancient highland tribal Kartvelian culture
  - Indo-Aryan:
    - Mathil: Models one of the major Gangetic cultures/languages
    - Gandhari: Early important culture in the transmission of Buddhism to Central Asia
  - Peristani:
    - Burusho: Models the non-Indo-European-speaking people in the Yaisn valley
    - Pamiri: Models the East Iranian-speaking people of the Pamir region (Credit: cyberxkhan's RICE)
  - Central Germanic:
    - Suavi: Tribal Suebi that didn't migrate to Galacia (see Hunimund PLRE Vol 2)
  - Sarmatian:
    - Romano-Alan: Models the Romanized Alans near Orleans in the Vth Century
    - Alano-Vandals: Models the Vandalized Alans in the African Vandal Kingdom
  - Serindian:
    - Khotanese: Models the Sakanized Tocharian basin culture in Khotan
  - Southeast Asian (Burman):
    - Tripuri: Ancient Tibeto-Burman people in Tripuria (Credit: Rajas of Asia)
    - Khasi: Austroasiatic people settled in Meghalaya (Credit: Rajas of Asia)
  - Tibetan:
    - Balti: Tibetan people noted by Ptolemy
- Changed Cultures:
  - Przeworsk moved to East Germanic heritage
  - Brahui moved to Iranian heritage
  - Reudignian moved to North Germanic heritage
  - Nuristani moved to Peristani heritage
- Removed Cultures:
  - Aeolian (Byzantine heritage)
  - Gruzinim (Israelite heritage)

Innovations and Eras:
- Reduced number of eras by one and renamed: Tribal, Classical Antiquity, Late Antiquity are the new eras
- Redistributed Vanilla Tribal innovations effects across the new Tribal, Classical Antiquity, Late Antiquity eras
- Overhauled innovations for a cleaner, more natural progression; every era of the above has 10-12 innovations now

Religion Doctrines/Tenets:
- Added Liturgical Rite Christian flavor Doctrines
- Moved Christian Ecumenism to be a Christian Doctrine instead of main group doctrine
- Added "Right to Rule" doctrines from Rajas of Asia, detailing the ability to change government depending on faith and culture
- Added Buddhist Canon doctrines to Buddhist faiths, courtesy of RICE
- Moved Hindu Sampradaya doctrines to the main group (as there is only 1 doctrine specific to Hindus)
- Tweaked nudity doctrine so new Jain faiths can more freely adopt naked priests
- Added new "Ritual Doctrines" category for Vegetarianism and moved Pilgrimages to the Ritual Doctrine category
- Zunism uses Zoroastrian Syncretism instead of Ritual Hospitality (under the Zurvan-hypothesis; the links of Zhun to Shiva is handled elsewhere)
- Donyipoloism uses Communal Identity instead of Ethnic Religion
- Gnostic Tenets/Doctrines consider each other Astray, not Righteous
- Doctrine Changes:
  - Zoroastrian Asvan faiths that share a Head of Faith convert counties to their Head of Faith's faith instead of their own
  - Iranian Pagans consider and are considered by Zoroastrians to be hostile instead of evil
- Tenet Changes:
  - Gnosticism is unavailable to Christians; they use the "Gnosis" Christian doctrine now
  - Reincarnation is available to Christians with Gnosis Doctrine or Jews with Gnosticism Tenet

Religion:
- Removed Eastern Pagan family; the relations between the Eastern Faiths and Eastern pagans is now handled by a doctrine
- Improved Vanilla compatibility and removed some unnecessary religion overwrites
- Moved Priscilianism to Christianity (formerly Dualism)
- Reviewed Clergy in all faiths:
  - Jainism and Buddhism use Lay Clergy
  - Modified some Dualist Theocracy stances; the proto-Christian faiths now use Theocracy instead of Lay Clergy
- Scythian Paganism made a faith in the Steppe Religion
- New religions:
  - Indian Tribal Religion for Munda and Gondi Paganism
  - Added Dezawism covering the religious traditions of the Peristani people
  - Added Austroasiatic religion covering the religious traditions of the Khasi people
  - Added Iranian Religion covering the proto-Zoroastrian beliefs of the Highland peoples that influenced later Yazidism and Yarsanism
- New Faiths:
  - Maronite Church added for the Chalcedon Creed accepting, West Syriac Liturgy Christians that retained their communion with Rome

Buildings:
- Overhauled buildings in light of innovation rework
  - Level 1 unlocked in the Tribal Era
  - Level 2 unlocked in the Classical Antiquity Era
  - Level 3 unlocked in the Late Antiquity era
  - Level 4-5 in Early Medieval Era, 6-7 in the High Medieval Era, 8-9 in the Late Medieval Era

Governments:
- Removed contract option to change non-Gubernatorial governments to Gubernatorial (temporarily, under review)

Council Tasks:
- Establish Title Task:
  - Update Establish Title task; progress is saved in the capital and thus stays through a ruler and his councilor's deaths
  - Moving or loosing the capital county eliminates all progress
  - Establish Title base speed reduced to 5/3× that of title drift, down from 5/2× title drift speed in light of progress being more readily saved

Decision/Activities:
- Removed Chariot Races (Temporarily)
- Added Government Conversion decisions from Rajas of Asia (with permission) and extended to WtWSMS governments
- Added decisions relating to adopting/abandoning vegetarianism
- Removed "Proclaim Gothic Empire" decision

Map/History:
- Characters:
  - Added Theodorus, satrap of Sophanene in 502
  - Orestes is an extremely entrenched diarch, making playing Romulus Augustulus harder
    - Because of game mechanic issues, the associated event fires one day after game starts
  - Updated history of various characters related to Attila, Tanukhids, Langobards, Goths, and Bosporans
  - Various other minor character history tweaks and improvements
- Countries:
  - Thaton and Ostrogoths made Tribal in 476 in line with history information
- Map overhauled
  - Added new cultures, religions to the map and adjusted them throughout in line with minority mechanics
  - Overhauled history, especially in Britain, Gaul, Hispania, North Africa
- Specific Region Notes (includes major cultural/religion changes):
  - Africa (Northwest):
    - Added Byzacena duchy to k_africa
    - Granted Byzacena to Theodoric, son of Gaisaric as per attestation (PLRE Vol 2)
    - Removed Aeolian and replaced with Greek
    - Adjusted placement of Montanism, Hypsistarianism to match historical records better
  - Arabia:
    - Adjusted some county borders to better represent 
    - Fixed Zarqa Jadi being alive in 476 and replaced with Monophysite Hanzalah tribe in Yamama
    - Added Hanwazinid's as a subordinate tribe to Hajr-Amr
    - Fixed Tamim, Taghlebi, and Al-Qays locations
    - Removed Lebbaeus presence in Arabia, as Mesan did not extend that far south
    - Added Christian Qatarye provinces for settled Arabic provinces in the Sassanid Empire
  - Britannia:
    - Added additional historic holders to various parts of British territory
    - Added Jute presence on the Isle of Wight
    - Added additional Pictish principalities with improved granularity
    - Moved Pelagian counties to those under Germanic domination, in line with early references to Pelagianism being a problem for the Church in the Urban east
    - Improved locations of Angles, Jutes, Saxons in the east of Britannia
  - Caucasus:
    - Abaza made a vassal of Lazica (in line with notional control)
    - Added fictional Svan vassal of Svaneti to match the historic quasi-independence of the region
    - Sarir moved to a more accurate location centered on Kumukh, as per best sources for its location
    - Added fictional Durdzuk ruler under Sarir so Sarir is connected (tenuously) to the ERE
    - Added independent Adyghes ruler in Cabardinia
    - Adjusted Corduenian culture to better match history
    - Added Awaral to match historic distribution
    - Extended Adyghes counties to match historic distribution
  - Dacia & Moesia:
    - Added Tuldila's (PLRE Vol 2) descendents in Moesia, as records of Hunnic raiding extend to the Vth Century
    - Added Hormidak (PLRE Vol 2) as a vassal of the Gepids as he was active during the period
  - Gaul and Italia:
    - Corrected the placement of Frankish tribes
    - Expanded Frankish presence in Gaul
    - Improved Romano-Raetian distribution
    - Added new holders for Romano-Alan regions in Gaul
    - Handled the division of Burgundians between the children of Gunderic (whereas they were previously unlanded)
    - Adjusted the Roman-Germanic border along the Danube to more accurately represent the chaos of the period
    - Gave St. Severinus a holding in Sankt Polten under Rugi dominion, to model the complexity of the period
  - India
    - Western Satraps moved to a more accurate location
  - Persia
    - Zurvanism remains the court religion of the Sassanids, but has no on-map presence
    - Indo-Parthian used to cover the extent of future Balochi cultures
    - Brahui brought more in line with historic presence
  - Tarim Basin and Central Asia
    - Fixed the horrific Bactrian/Sogdian border (the old version was to fix some CTD; no longer CTDs)
    - Sakan replaces Sogdian in the Syr Daya basin
  - Thrace and Hellas:
    - Gave the Thracian Goths a Hunnic vassal in c_vratsa based on historic attestation of Hunnic settlement & activity into the Vth Century
    - Tsakonian reduced to historical Tsakonia
  - Balto-Slavia:
    - Very much in progress; may be extensively changed in future versions
    - Adjusted position of Antes and Sklaveni to closer match early Archaeological complexes
    - Removed ahistorical Slavic tribes (Lutogostians, Berimirians) to have more accurate Balto-Slavic tribes instead
    - Added additional East Baltic tribes in Aesti territory
    - Adjusted general disposition of Balts and Slavs in e_russia, e_finland, e_baltic_empire
  - Germania Magna:
    - Adjusted borders of many tribal powers to better match historical records, include Saxony, Thuringia, Alamannia, Lombards, Venedi
    - Added Suavi vassal in the eastern part of the Alamannian Confederation, per Jordanes
    - Chatti moved to a more accurate region for Vth Century
    - Cheruscii removed as they were likely no longer extant
  - Pontic-Caspian Steppe:
    - Improved the position of the Bolghar tribes
    - Improved the division of Crimea between the Bosporan Kingdom, the (Crimean) Goths, and Byzantium
  - Tibetan Plateau:
    - Balti replaces Zhangzhung in the Kashmir area
    - Kalash and Burusho made independent, as has more-or-less been the case in that region
  - Turks:
    - Turuk/Gokturk culture removed for 476

Localization:
- Increased number of dynasty names in Old Kamarupan culture
- Renamed "Gupta" government to "Rajamandala" government
- Culture Pillars:
  - Renamed West Iranian heritage to Iranian heritage
  - Renamed Tocharian heritage to Serindian heritage
- Cultures:
  - Added extensive custom culture history localizations to provide players with increased information about various proto-cultures
  - Renamed Macronian to Lazic
  - Renamed Galician to Gallaecian to avoid Vanilla collision
  - Renamed Amardian to Mazanderani
- Religion Doctrines:
  - Renamed "Gnostic" Soteriology Doctrine to "Gnosis"

Bugfixes:
- Fixed vassals to the Roman Empires having access to the Sub-Roman Reconquest CB
- Fixed bug in Fall of Rome event firing incorrectly (hopefully)
- Nepos properly hates Romulus and Orestes now

2022-12-19 v0.1.3
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.8.1

Faiths:
- Fixup some Hellenic gender laws vis-a-vis Pythagoreanism and Platonism
- Assyrian Pagans gain piety from raiding in addition to other effects
- Audianism, Patripassianism use Communion instead of Aniconism as they have a HOF
- Sethians use Communion instead of Inner Journey because Inner Journey isn't available to Dualists
- Hepthalites use Lay Clergy
- Made Slavic pagan pluralist instead of fundamentalist

Cultures:
- Przeworsk become Cosmopolitan (i.e., Egalitarian) to better reflect contact culture status and make amenable with Vistula-Veneti divergence
- Old Slavic touch-ups (Stoic instead of Bellicose + Collective Lands)
- Fixup Vidivarii ethnicities

Localization:
- Hypsisterian holy book changed to match Hellenism
- Fixed Armenian Chancellor name
- Updated tooltip as to why k_byznatium can't be made

Graphics:
- Changed Valentinianism color for more clarity
- Ported in new religion icons, courtesy of super7700

Gameplay:
- Added empire creation rule to allow players to create multiple empires if they so desire (like in Vanilla)
- Modified Zeno's War CB to account for total occupation of Zeno's provinces somewhat.

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed Valentinianism consanguinity doctrine
- Fixed issue with Italian kingdom triggers
- Added missing localization for Roman Empire triggers
- Fixed WRE de jure flips
- Removed hanging prefeudal conversion reference that was missed
- Fixed the create Israel decision
- Removed references to an unexisting Germanic-Norse split
- Fixed the starting governor of Liguria being a part of Flavius Aetius' dynasty

2022-10-02 v0.1.2
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.7.2

Title Grants:
- Temporarily disabled the generic title grant buttons in the GUI for Eranshahr governments with low Secular Authority for counties while working on a GUI fix that takes religion of the holder into account

Culture:
- Ostrogoths get "Quarrelsome" tradition to grant them additional CBs

History
- Updates to some in-game DNA (does not yet effect bookmarks)

Decisions
- Nikomedia is a valid capital for ERE restoration

Casus Belli:
- Roman Successor and Roman Imperial conquests have dynamised gold costs; they cost 1/2 the years income OR 500 gold, whichever is less

Landed Titles:
- Titular titles now properly support AI primary priorities

Map:
- Some minor updates to Aghwank (Caucasian Albania) holdings and cultural names

Religion:
- Women allowed to be Mithraic priests

Localisation
- Updated Hypsistarian localisation
- Updated Slavic Duchy flavorisation
- Updated the "Grant to [My Culture] Noble" and "Grant to Local Noble" buttons to inform players of why that button might be disabled
- Localisation typo fixes

Bugfixes:
- Patron Gods extends to Hellenics properly
- Fixed automutilation being available to eunuchs
- Tax revolt localisation/graphics issues fixed
- Allowed non-Zoroastrian Eranshahr government characters to grant Zoroastrian counties to anyone
- Islamic Syncretism blocked before rise of Islam
- Fixed the bureaucratic succession bug not changing vassal bureaucrats to gubernatorials
- Ahistorical artifacts should no longer spawn as a result of inspirations
- Fixed tribal holdings not converting when changing government to Feudal/Clan
- Fixed permission issue for government conversion decisions
- Fixed issue with title revocation for capitals
- Fixed independent Sub-Roman getting the "as a vassal you petition your liege on taxes" Sub-Roman event

2022-09-11 v0.1.1
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- Update for 1.7.0 

Religion:
- Tib is a holy site for Mandeans, replacing Farz
- Assur, Ninive are holy sites for Assyrian Pagans; new holy sites are Assur, Ninive, Harran, Baghdad, and Sinjar
- Monophysitism gets Apostolic succession to enable potential Autocephaly like in CK2

Culture:
- Frankish Traditions get 50% MAA maintenance cost (can't currently make that only prestige cost)
- Indian Language Union extended to Meitei, Kachari languages
- Taifals have Concubines Tradition like other Christian Germans

Map:
- Some city name improvements
   - Takrit is Birtha for Greeks
- Takrit is Assyrian culture
- Updated Sitifensis religious distribution

Casus Belli:
- Roman Successor Reconquests are available again for hefty prices.
- Advanced Governments (Sub-Roman, Bureaucratic, Gubernatorial, Gupta, and Eranshahr) have access to De Jure and Claim conquests

Localization:
- Added missing Assyrian Pagan Localization for Assyrian Paganism
- Some additional localization polish (making some adjectives proper adjectives)

Other:
- Tweaked WtWSMS default game rule conversion values slightly
- Updated credits for more proper names and catching some contributors that had been missed
- Updated music with new version of "From the Hills", courtesy of Christian Szajna and TJ Moran (lead cello)

Major Bugfixes:
- Custom characters will not yield feudalism; on account of how CK3 works, on day 1 the character will be feudal. Day 2, it will revert to the previous government. We will continue to investigate how to mitigate this in the GUI in the future.
- Fixed bug in minor aristocracy time being 50 instead of 25 years
- Colonizers/Romance Culture/Hellenizers/Hellenic Culture traditions should be selectable so long as the resulting hybrid has the appropriate heritage
- High Tribals may build/use tribal buildings now
- Custom titles are creatable under most circumstances; the Franks must still try to make Francia while the Goths need to try to make Empire of the Goths. Will look into making a game rule to disable this in future releases.
- Sub-Romans should not get every feudal transition event a the same time anymore
- Conversion to High Tribalism no longer requires a reformed faith (as faith reformation is innovation locked)

Minor Bugfixes:
- Many localization typo corrections
- Fixed an issue with monolithic culture triggers
- Fixed some incorrect ages in bookmarks for character dna
- Fixed some wonkiness in the Arascid dynasty by making Phriaptes an Arascid
- Fixed duplicate Creones/Western Isles duchy
- Catholicism/Orthodoxy won't appear as a result of stress anymore
- Liege's may demand settled vassals convert (if the liege has State Religion)
- "As I Lay Dying" event should no longer occur (for now)
- Trier instead of Turin is one of the valid capitals for re-establishing the Roman Empire
- Fixed Empire of Gaul creation trigger so it's available to human players
- Graphics bugs in Chur and Barcelona should be fixed
- Sub-Romans can retract vassals

2022-09-04 v0.1
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Initial alpha release, including:

- Playable 476 bookmark
- Fully covered map with title history
- Ported functional religions 
- Entirely ported cultures
- De jure spanning across the map
- Ported character history
- Ported governments with adapted vassal contacts
- Reworked terrain for 476
- Key CBs, like Migration and Roman Reconquest
- Review of existing vanilla content, including character and heresy spawns