Part 31

Europa Universalis IV Part 31 details Lan Xang, Madurai, Maharasthra, and Makassar, including their government, national ideas, and leaders.

Lan Xang

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Luang Prabang, Luang Prabang Province

Aristocracy / Plutocracy: 0

Centralsation / Decentralisation: 3

Innovative / Narrowminded: 2

Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4

Offensive / Defensive: 0

Land / Naval: 3

Quality / Quantity: 0

Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Chinese

Religion: Buddhism

Primary Culture: Lao

National Ideas: National Conscripts, Glorious Arms, Military Drills, Battlefield Commissions, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Grand Army, Espionage, Engineer Corps, National Trade Policy, Cabinet

Leaders:

• 1707 - King Kitsatrat (7.8.8)
• 1726 - Khamane Noi (6.5.5)
• 1727 - Int'a Som (5.5.5)
• 1776 - Sotika Koumane (4.6.3)
• 1781 - Tiao Vong (5.4.4)
• 1787 - Anourout (5.5.4)

Madurai

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Madurai, Madural Province

Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2

Centralsation / Decentralisation: 3

Innovative / Narrowminded: 2

Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4

Offensive / Defensive: 0

Land / Naval: -2

Quality / Quantity: 3

Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Indian

Religion: Hinduism

Primary Culture: Tamil

National Ideas: National Conscripts, Military Drills, Glorious Arms, Battlefield Commissions, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Grand Army, Patron of Art, Merchant Adventures, National Trade Policy, Espionage

Leaders:

• 1437 - Vira Pandya I (5.5.5)
• 1475 - Vira Pandya II (5.5.5)
• 1490 - Narasa (5.5.5)
• 1500 - Tenna (5.5.5)
• 1515 - Naransa Pillai (5.5.5)
• 1519 - Kuru Kuru Timmappa (5.5.5)
• 1524 - Kattyama Kamaiya (5.5.5)
• 1526 - Cimappa (5.5.5)
• 1529 - Ayyakarai Veyyapa (5.5.5)
• 1535 - Vishvanatha (5.5.5)
• 1564 - Kumara Periaya Krishnappa (5.5.5)
• 1572 - Krishnappa Periaya (5.5.5)
• 1595 - Lingayya Kumara (5.5.5)
• 1601 - Mutu Krishnapps (5.5.5)
• 1609 - Muttu Virappa I (5.5.5)
• 1623 - Tirumala (5.5.5)
• 1659 - Muttu Virappa II (5.5.5)
• 1662 - Chokkanatha I (5.5.5)
• 1678 - Muttu Linga (5.5.5)
• 1680 - Chokkanatha I (5.5.5)
• 1682 - Muttu Varappa II (5.5.5)
• 1689 - Chokkanatha II (5.5.5)
• 1731 - Minakshi (5.5.5)

Maharasthra

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Nagpur, Nagpur Province

Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -2

Centralsation / Decentralisation: 3

Innovative / Narrowminded: 2

Mercentilism / Freetrade: -4

Offensive / Defensive: 0

Land / Naval: 1

Quality / Quantity: 3

Serfdom / Free Subjects: -2

Technology Group: Indian

Religion: Hinduism

Primary Culture: Marathi

National Ideas: National Conscripts, Glorious Arms, Grand Army, Military Drills, Battlefield Commissions, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Engineer Corps, Merchant Adventures, National Trade Policy, Espionage

Leaders:

• 1647 - Shivaji I (7.7.9)
• 1680 - Shambaji (5.5.7)
• 1689 - Rajaram (6.5.7)
• 1700 - Shivaji II (8.4.6)
• 1707 - Sahuji I (6.4.4)
• 1713 - Balaji I Vishvanath (7.8.6)
• 1720 - Baji Rao I (6.9.8)
• 1740 - Balaji II Baji Rao (7.7.7)
• 1761 - Madhu Rao I Balai (7.5.6)
• 1772 - Narayan Rao (3.4.3)
• 1773 - Ragunath Rao (3.3.5)
• 1782 - Madhu Rao II (3.4.4)

Makassar

Government: Despotic Monarchy

Capital: Makassar, Makassar Province

Aristocracy / Plutocracy: -3

Centralsation / Decentralisation: 0

Innovative / Narrowminded: 0

Mercentilism / Freetrade: 0

Offensive / Defensive: -2

Land / Naval: 2

Quality / Quantity: -1

Serfdom / Free Subjects: -1

Technology Group: Chinese

Religion: Sunni

Primary Culture: Sulawesi

National Ideas: Merchant Adventures, Excellent Shipwrights, Shrewd Commerce Practice, Superior Seamanship, National Conscripts, National Trade Policy, Sea Hawks, Naval Fighting Instruction, Military Drills, Naval Glory

Leaders:

• 1440 - Tuni Djallori (4.4.4)
• 1470 - Tuni Parisi (4.6.5)
• 1500 - Tuni Palonga (6.3.6)
• 1530 - Tuni Butta (4.5.5)
• 1560 - Tuni Djallo (7.5.4)
• 1590 - Tuni Pasulu (7.6.7)
• 1593 - Allah ad-Din (8.5.8)
• 1653 - Muhammad Sa'id (6.7.8)
• 1669 - Amir Hamza (9.7.7)
• 1674 - Muhammad Ali (6.5.6)
• 1677 - Ab (This entry is incomplete in the source.)