Part 20

Explore Part 20 of the Europa Universalis IV guide, detailing the government, national ideas, and leaders for Atjeh, Ayutthaya, and Bali.

This section of the Europa Universalis IV guide covers the nation of Atjeh, Ayutthaya, and Bali. It details their government types, national ideas, and lists their leaders with their associated years and stats.

Atjeh

• Government: Despotic Monarchy
• Capital: Banda Aceh, Aceh Province
• Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2
• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 3
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercantilism / Freetrade: 0
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 3
• Quality / Quantity: 3
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2
• Technology Group: Chinese
• Religion: Sunni
• Primary Culture: Malayan
• National Ideas: Merchant Adventures, Excellent Shipwrights, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Superior Seamenship, National Conscript, National Trade Policy, Sea Hawks, Naval Fighting Instruction, Military Drills, Naval Glory
• Leaders:
  • 1453 - Ali Mugayat Shah (6.6.4)
  • 1528 - Salah ad-Din Ibrahim (4.4.5)
  • 1537 - Ala ad-Din al-Qahhar (8.6.4)
  • 1568 - Husayn Ali Ri'ayat Shah (5.5.5)
  • 1575 - Sultan Sri 'Alam (3.3.3)
  • 1576 - Zayn al 'Abidin (3.3.3)
  • 1577 - Ala ad-Din Mansur Shah (5.5.4)
  • 1585 - Ali Ri-ayat Shah (5.6.4)
  • 1588 - Sultan Buyong (6.4.4)
  • 1596 - Ala ad-Din Ri'ayat Shah (4.4.4)
  • 1604 - Ali Mugat Shah (3.3.3)
  • 1607 - Iskandar Shah (7.5.5)
  • 1636 - Iskander Tani Ala ad-Din (3.4.4)
  • 1641 - Safiyat ad-Din Taj (6.6.5)
  • 1675 - Neqiyat ad-Din Inaya (3.3.4)
  • 1678 - Zaqiyat ad-Din Inaya (5.4.4)
  • 1688 - Zirat ad-Din Kamalat Shah (5.5.4)
  • 1699 - Badr ad-Din Sharif Hashim (4.3.3)
  • 1702 - Perkara Alam Sharif (3.3.3)
  • 1703 - Jamal al-'Alam Sharif (6.5.4)
  • 1726 - Shams al'-Alam (3.3.3)
  • 1727 - Ala ad-Din Ahmad Shah (4.4.3)
  • 1735 - Ala ad-Din Shah Jahan (7.6.6)
  • 1760 - Mahmud Shah I (7.5.6)
  • 1781 - Ala ad-Din Muhammad (6.5.4)

Ayutthaya

• Government: Despotic Monarchy
• Capital: Ayutthaya, Ayutthaya Province
• Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2
• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 3
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercantilism / Freetrade: -4
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 0
• Quality / Quantity: 3
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2
• Technology Group: Chinese
• Religion: Buddhism
• Primary Culture: Central Thai
• National Ideas: National Conscripts, Glorious Arms, Military Drills, Battlefield Commissions, Colonial Ventures, Grand Army, Espionage, Merchant Adventures, Engineer Corps, National Trade Policy
• Leaders:
  • 1448 - Boromo Trailokanat (9.5.5)
  • 1488 - Boromorajat III (4.6.3)
  • 1491 - Rama T'ibodi III (5.4.4)
  • 1529 - Boromoraja IV (5.5.4)
  • 1534 - Ratsada (6.8.6)
  • 1535 - P'rajai (5.4.6)
  • 1546 - Keo Fa (3.4.4)
  • 1548 - Khun Worawongsa (5.4.5)
  • 1549 - Maha Chakkrap'at (4.4.3)
  • 1569 - Mahin (3.4.3)
  • 1569 - Maha Thammaraja I (3.3.3)
  • 1590 - Naresuen (7.6.8)
  • 1605 - Ekat'otsarat (5.4.4)
  • 1620 - Songtham Int'araja II (7.4.3)
  • 1628 - Jett-atirat (3.5.4)
  • 1629 - At-ityawang (3.3.3)
  • 1629 - Prasat T'ang (3.3.6)
  • 1656 - Chao Fa Jai (5.4.4)
  • 1656 - Sri Suthammaraja (3.5.3)
  • 1656 - Narai (6.8.6)
  • 1688 - P'ra P'etraja (6.7.7)
  • 1703 - P'racaho Sua (3.3.4)
  • 1709 - T'ai Sra Pumint'araja (4.4.4)
  • 1733 - Boromakot T'ammaraja II (5.6.4)
  • 1758 - Ut'ump'on (5.5.5)
  • 1767 - Phya Taksin (6.7.8)
  • 1782 - Rama I (8.5.7)

Bali

• Government: Despotic Monarchy
• Capital: Singaraja, Bali-Lombok Province
• Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2
• Centralisation / Decentralisation: 0
• Innovative / Narrowminded: 2
• Mercantilism / Freetrade: -4
• Offensive / Defensive: 0
• Land / Naval: 2
• Quality / Quantity: 2
• Serfdom / Free Subjects: -1
• Technology Group: Chinese
• Religion: Hinduism
• Primary Culture: Sulawesi
• National Ideas: Merchant Adventures, Excellent Shipwrights, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Superior Seamenship, National Trade Policy, Naval Fighting Instruction, Sea Hawks, National Conscripts, Mi