The Ottomans begin with no industry however the economic policy of the party starting in power is State Capitalism meaning one can start building from the start of the game.
Flight from Istanbul which will change the capital to Ankara at the cost of prestige if the Ottoman Empire loses control over Bulgaria. The Tanzimat Reforms which will lower the militancy of non-Turks in the empire while raising consciousness. Kanun-i-Esasi which will give the Ottomans 5 prestige when Nationalism and Imperialism has been researched. The Ottoman Empire has two unique decisions: If one dares take up the mantle of the Ghazi state, know that it will be a long, difficult, and blood-strewn road to glory, as it was during the original Ottoman expansion almost 400 years ago. The Armed Forces are in horrible condition and nationalists in northern Greece and the Balkans threaten to tear the Empire of the Turks apart. The idea of a Unified Islam and the restoration of the Caliphate is dying. "Ottomanism" - the idea of a single state embodying multiple, peacefully co-existing cultures and religions is dying. To restore the glory of the Osman Dynasty and the power Suleiman the Magnificent achieved, one will need to re-conquer these wayward nations, modernize the army along Western standards, and ultimately fulfill the goal of generations longs past take Vienna and extend the Ottoman realm from Gibraltar to the island of Java. The Empire is a shell of what it once was, and to make matters worse, the so-called " vassal" in Egypt is independent and the Emir of Tripoli seems to be following the same path. Beaten down by stagnation, corruption, nationalism, and those pesky Austrians and Russians, the so-called "Sick Man of Europe" is in dire times. The glory days of the Ottoman Empire are long past. What men call sovereignty is a worldly strife and constant war Worship of God is the highest throne, the happiest of all estate's. The people think of wealth and power as the greatest fate, But in this world a spell of health is the best state. A picture of the European parts of the Ottoman Empire along the Greece in 1836
0 kommentar(er)
