Leading to the emperor directly was abolished, instead appeared вЂњThe restoration of the formerвЂќ event.In this event, you can choose another person from the other dynasties I said before being emperor, which triggers the rebuild resolution. So,apart from the external cause of the former rebels, we can use the internal class, when class loyalty is relatively low and the influence is relatively high, will trigger a disaster: The emperor who has lost the heart of the people. In the Eastern Dynasty, since the heir must be the same family, he has no reason and no way to change the name of the country.The following complement is also made for the problems pointed out in the old post: This is some of my ideas in the old post, and thanks to Lazuline for his better translation of my views. These changes can not only weaken Ming but alsoincrease the playability of Chinese-culture countries. Other nations can use their spy network tosupport the restoration of the old dynasty.This can also lead to a change in ownership of the Mandate of Heaven. This changes the country to the relevant dynastic-country, the country gets a global modifier of National Unrest+10, and the country receives new national traditions and ambitions corresponding to the new dynastic-country. Whenever the dynasty changes, an event fires entitled: 'Rebuild Great XXX', wherein XXX can be tied to the relevant Chinese Country (XIA, SHANG, ZHOU, QIN, HAN, JIN, SUI, TANG, SONG.YUAN,MING,QING).The various Chinese countries are tied with their corresponding dynasties (such as: QIN-YING Dynasty, HAN-LIU Dynasty and so on).

Thus, I propose that the following changes be made: Having no impact at all is simply crazy and unrealistic. Whereas in fact, this should give a national unrest +10 across all my provinces. But in the current version of the game, whenever I play as a Chinese-culture group country, I find it baffling that the dynasty could change with minimal to no effect on my country. However, in China, a change in the country's dynasty directly results in the original country's demise. It is different from Western Dynasties wherein royal marriages and multiple dynasties can coexist at the same time. Playing as the Eastern Dynasties is not fun.Unfortunately, it isn't possible to reproduce the rise of such an empire in China in EU4. For example, the Han Empire, during its time, was a powerful empire that rivalled the Roman empire. There are many strong national periods like Ming. However, the history of China is too long. EU4 basically covers the vast majority of powerful countries in the world.Under the 'One China' concept (means strong national unity), Ming is highly developed and difficult to invade.

The main points that I would like to raise are the following: This broke my habit of sleeping at 10 p.m. First of all, thanks to Paradox for giving me such an excellent game.

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