Part 19

Explore the detailed national ideas, government types, and leader stats for Hue, Arakan, and Assam in Europa Universalis IV, Part 19 of our guide.

This section of the guide provides detailed information on three nations in Europa Universalis IV: Hue, Arakan, and Assam. It covers their government types, national ideas, and a list of leaders with their associated administrative, diplomatic, and military (ADM) stats.

Hue

Province: Binh Tri Thien

Government: Aristocracy / Plutocracy

Sliders:

• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 3
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 0
• Quality / Quantity: 3
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Chinese

Religion: Buddhism

Primary Culture: Vietnamese

National Ideas:

• National Conscripts
• Glorious Arms
• Military Drills
• Battlefield Commissions
• Colonial Ventures
• Grand Army
• Espionage
• Merchant Adventures
• Engineer Corps
• National Trade Policy

Leaders:

• 1460 - Le Thanh Tong (8.6.6)
• 1475 - Nguyen Duc Trung (4.4.4)
• 1500 - Nguyen Van-Lang (5.4.3)
• 1513 - Nguyen Hoang Du (4.4.5)
• 1518 - Nguyen Kim (7.7.4)
• 1545 - Nguyen Hoang (7.8.4)
• 1613 - Nguyen Phuc-Nguyen (8.5.4)
• 1635 - Nguyen Phuc-Lan (5.4.3)
• 1648 - Nguyen Phuc-Tan (8.5.3)
• 1687 - Nguyen Phuc-Tran (3.3.3)
• 1691 - Nguyen Phuc-Chu I (4.4.5)
• 1725 - Nguyen Phuc-Chu II (4.4.4)
• 1738 - Nguyen Phuc-Khoat (5.8.5)
• 1765 - Nguyen Phuc-Thuan (3.3.3)
• 1777 - Nguyen Phuc-Anh (8.8.8)

Arakan

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Akyab, Arakan Province

Sliders:

• Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2
• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 3
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 0
• Quality / Quantity: 3
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Chinese

Religion: Sunni

Primary Culture: Bengali

National Ideas:

• National Conscripts
• Glorious Arms
• Military Drills
• Battlefield Commissions
• Shrewd Commerce Practice
• Grand Army
• Merchant Adventures
• National Trade Policy
• Engineer Corps
• Cabinet

Leaders:

• 1434 - Ali Khan (6.5.5)
• 1459 - Kalima Shah (6.5.5)
• 1482 - Dawliya (3.4.3)
• 1492 - Basawnyo (5.4.5)
• 1494 - Yanaung (4.4.4)
• 1495 - Salingathu (6.5.6)
• 1501 - Minyaza (5.5.5)
• 1523 - Kasabadi (4.5.4)
• 1525 - Minsaw O (3.3.3)
• 1526 - Thatasa (6.5.6)
• 1531 - Minbin (8.5.6)
• 1553 - Dikha (4.5.4)
• 1555 - Sawla (6.4.4)
• 1564 - Minsetya (4.4.6)
• 1571 - Minpalaung (4.6.6)
• 1593 - Salim Shah (6.6.4)
• 1612 - Husayn Shah (7.5.7)
• 1622 - Thirithudamma (5.4.6)
• 1638 - Minsani (3.3.3)
• 1639 - Narapatikyi (4.4.4)
• 1645 - Thado (5.6.4)
• 1652 - Sandathudamma (7.7.3)
• 1684 - Thirithuriya (4.3.3)
• 1685 - Waradhammaraza (4.6.4)
• 1692 - Munithudhammaraza (5.5.4)
• 1694 - Sandathuriyadhamma (4.4.3)
• 1696 - Nawrahtazaw (3.3.3)
• 1697 - Kalamandat (3.3.3)
• 1698 - Naradipati I (3.4.3)
• 1700 - Sandawimala I (4.3.4)
• 1706 - sandathuriya I (4.3.4)
• 1710 - Sandawizaya I (5.6.5)
• 1731 - Sandathuriya II (4.3.4)
• 1734 - Naradipati II (3.3.3)
• 1735 - Narapawara (3.3.3)
• 1737 - Sandawizaya II (3.3.3)
• 1737 - Katya (3.3.3)
• 1738 - Madarit (4.4.5)
• 1742 - Nara-apaya (7.6.6)
• 1761 - Thirithu (4.4.4)
• 1764 - Apaya (6.6.5)
• 1773 - Sandathumana (4.4.4)
• 1777 - Sandawimala II (3.3.4)
• 1778 - Sandaditha (3.4.4)
• 1782 - Thamada (3.3.3)

Assam

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Gargaon, Assam Province

Sliders:

• Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2
• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 3
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 1
• Quality / Quantity: 3
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Chinese

Religion: Hinduism

Primary Culture: Assamese

National Ideas:

• National Conscripts
• Glorious Arms
• Military Drills
• Battlefield Commissions
• Shrewd Commerce Practice
• Grand Army
• Merchant Adventures
• National Trade Policy
• Engineer Corps
• Cabinet

Leaders:

• 1439 - Susenpha (7.5.6)
• 1488 - Suhenpha (5.4.5)
• 1493 - Supimpha (5.4.5)
• 1497 - Suhungmung (3.3.4)
• 1539 - Suklenmung (6.5.5)
• 1552 - Sukhampha (6.6.5)
• 1603 - Susengpha (6.6.4)
• 1641 - Surampha (3.3.3)
• 1644 - Sutyinpha (3.4.3)
• 1648 - Sutamla (3.3.5)
• 1663 - Supungmung (5.5.5)
• 1669 - Sunya