Roman events

This page lists dynamic historical events for  罗马.

Conflict of the Orders

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Legis Actiones

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The below description is one of several available for this event.

The recent work of plebeian jurist Gnaeus Flavius, his Legis Actiones or Actions in Law, is the first written account of the legal procedures of [ROOT.GetCountry.GetName]. The importance of this work propelled him to the office of Tribune of the Plebs and garnered him wide populist support.

The full extent and interpretation of our laws has, until now, been a verbal tradition of our judiciary, and Flavius' attempt to codify parts of our legal procedures for a wider audience has not been wholly appreciated.

Some patricians argue a public airing of our sacred laws, by a plebeian no less, threatens their traditional prerogative over government positions and the laws of [ROOT.GetCountry.GetName], while the populists welcome greater rights and participation for the plebs.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns land Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years If Gnaeus Flavius (113) is alive, save him as the dhe_rome_gnaeus_flavius_scope Otherwise, randomly choose a character in the current country's court that is an adult, in the populist faction, not a prisoner, and not a foreign citizen, with characters in more important jobs more likely to be chosen, and save the character as the dhe_rome_gnaeus_flavius_scope
Transparency can only benefit our legal system. The current ruler gains 10 popularity dhe_rome_gnaeus_flavius_scope gains 10 prominence Get the modifier Populist Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.5 Populist Faction Influence Get the modifier Legis Actiones for 20 years, giving: +5% National Freemen Happiness −20% Enact law cost  Enabled if: Gnaeus Flavius (113) is not the current ruler We cannot undo the damage, but we can control it. The current ruler loses 5 popularity dhe_rome_gnaeus_flavius_scope gets the the loyalty modifier Suppressed Plebs, giving -15 loyalty for 5 years Get the modifier Civic Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.50 Civic Faction Influence Get the modifier Legis Actiones for 20 years, giving: +5% National Freemen Happiness −20% Enact law cost Gain 6 tyranny

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Conflict of the Orders (start)

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In spite of the rights granted to plebeians since the last Secession in 411, tension between the patrician and plebeian classes of Rome has been growing lately, partly influenced by the work of Gnaeus Flavius, among others. None of our concessions have dampened the plebeians determination to secure political and legal equality.

However, a new political class made up of both patricians and plebeians has been growing, incorporating the middle income families of the republic. We must decide whether to promote the expansion of this new Nobilitas as a middle ground, or give in to the populist's demands for reform.

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Trigger conditions The date is between 1 January 454 and 1 January 470 AUC, inclusive Is  罗马 Owns land Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic Level of Civic Advances is at least 6 Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years Mark the conflict of the orders as started (with the dhe_rome_conflict_orders_flag variable)
Perhaps encouraging this new 'middle-class' could be the solution. Mark that the patricio-plebian aristocracy was chosen with the dhe_rome_ppa_flag variable Get the modifier Civic Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.50 Civic Faction Influence Get the modifier Patricio-Plebeian Aristocracy for 15 years, giving: +15% National Manpower +1.00 Pop Promotion Speed −5% National Freemen Happiness Only real reform will truly resolve the issue. Mark that the reforms were chosen with the dhe_rome_ppr_flag variable Get the modifier Populist Reform for 15 years, giving: +10% National Freemen Happiness +0.25 Populist Faction Influence Integration law is changed to Lex Hortensia, giving: −1 National Unrest +0.10 Religious Faction Influence Tooltip: The plebeians will be upset if this Integration Law is changed before the Conflict is resolved.

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Secession of the Plebs

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The below description is one of several available for this event.

The political debate of the patricians and plebeians has once again escalated into a full blown Secession. It seems promoting the new middle-class, while satisfying some of the wealthy plebeians and encouraging social mobility, only ostracized the rest of the population further.

The city has ground to a halt with thousands of freemen leaving the city to occupy the hill of Janiculum across the Tiber. Their leaders are demanding legal and political equality to end the strike.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 465 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns land The Conflict of the Orders has started (as triggered by the event Conflict of the Orders (start) and checked by the variable dhe_rome_conflict_orders_flag) Does not have the law Lex Hortensia Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic Level of Civic Advances is at least 6 This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by the main country event pulse
Immediate effects Remove the modifiers Patricio-Plebeian Aristocracy and Populist Reform, if the country has them
Option conditions  Enabled if: The patricio-plebian aristocracy was encouraged earlier (checked by the dhe_rome_ppa_flag variable) Does not have the Lex Hortensia law What choice to do we have? Integration law is changed to Lex Hortensia, giving: −1 National unrest +0.10 Religious Faction Influence The country gets the modifier Patricio-Plebeian Aristocracy until the end of the game, giving: +15% National manpower +1.00 Pop Promotion Speed −5% National Freemen Happiness  Enabled if: The reforms were previously enacted (checked by the dhe_rome_ppr_flag variable) Does not have the Lex Hortensia law We must reinstate the promised concessions. Lose 15 political influence Integration law is changed to Lex Hortensia, giving: −1 National unrest +0.10 Religious Faction Influence  Enabled if: Always available They are outside the pomerium. Let us teach them a lesson. The capital gets the modifier Plebeian Secession Crushed for 50 years, giving: +2 National unrest −15% National freemen happiness

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Conflict of the Orders

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The below description is one of several available for this event.
The fractious years of the Conflict of the Orders have finally been put behind us; the promised legal reforms of populist politicians successfully eased the main grievances of the plebeians, despite attempts by other parties to undo their work. By maintaining their legal rights we have satisfied the main grievances of the plebeians, removing their political incentive to revolt. While some patricians may doubt the course we chose, there is no doubt that the populists ensured stability.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns land The Conflict of the Orders has started (as triggered by the event Conflict of the Orders (start) and checked by the variable dhe_rome_conflict_orders_flag) Integration law is Lex Hortensia Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Never
Enabled if: Integration law is Lex Hortensia They had better not ask for anything else. Gain 6 stability Tooltip: You can now freely change your Integration Law.  Enabled if: Integration law is not Lex Hortensia Why didn't we just let it lie...

Political events

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Expansion of the Tribes (Aniensis and Tarentina)

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Since Romulus founded our great city, its citizens have been divided into the tribes. Originally it was an ethnic distinction but since the Republic was formed the tribes have been divisions of eligible citizens whose local consensus is submitted as a vote in the Tribal Assembly in Rome.

The number of tribes has fluctuated throughout our history, beginning with merely three, there are now over thirty, added or redrawn as our state has grown. New tribes are formed as our citizen population rises to better represent the opinions of the whole Republic.

There have lately been calls to create two more tribes, to be named Aniensis and Terentina, to ensure votes are fairly distributed.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 460 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns at least 50 territories Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic The capital city does not have the modifier Immigration Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years
This should please the provinces. Get the modifier Expansion of the Tribes for 5 years, giving: +0.05 Provincial loyalty The capital city gets the modifier Immigration for 20 years, giving: +0.25% Local population growth We have enough tribes. Get the modifier Refused Tribes Expansion for 10 years, giving: −10% National citizen happiness −10% Wrong culture-group happiness

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Expansion of the Tribes (Quirina and Velina)

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Today's tribes are much changed from the strict geographic constituencies of the past, now consisting of a vertical slice of citizens from any one of the provinces. Although there are only four tribes within the city of Rome itself, the rural tribes are a valuable source of political legitimacy and play an important role in organizing the bureaucracy of the state, from electing local magistrates to passing motions by the Tribunes of the Plebs.
Rome has grown far beyond the borders of Latium, and with the large increase in population there are again calls to again more tribes for the Republic. In response, the Senate is debating the commission of two further tribes, to be named Quirina and Velina respectively.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 460 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns at least 50 territories Is an Aristocratic Republic or Oligarchic Republic The capital city does not have the modifier Immigration Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years
Our system requires granularity. Get the modifier Expansion of the Tribes for 5 years, giving: +0.05 Provincial loyalty The capital city gets the modifier Immigration for 20 years, giving: +0.25% Local population growth We have enough tribes... Get the modifier Refused Tribes Expansion for 10 years, giving: −10% National citizen happiness −10% Wrong culture-group happiness

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Development of Roman Law

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Our legal system has grown substantially as it tries to keep pace with the needs of an expanding population and the evolving social structure of the state. As a result, specialist jurists, often plebeians, have become a social caste unto themselves who supplement the work of judges and magistrates.

The Legis Actiones has been supplemented by the Laws of the Twelve Tables, providing far greater transparency for plebeians, and a more simple and open interpretation of the law is emerging with the introduction of legal precedents, or case law, in determining sentences.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 515 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns land Is a republic The country does not have the modifier Development of Roman Law Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. The country gets the modifier Development of Roman Law for 50 years, giving: −20% Enact law cost

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The Great Transformation

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The expansion of the state has lead to large parcels of private farmland becoming concentrated in enormous provincial estates known as Latifundia. These estates have a reputation for the extensive use of slaves as well as directing their production towards profit oriented export products rather than grain for the population.

While these estates make us a great deal of money, the owners of smaller farms and some populist politicians who are beginning to feel marginalized by these enterprises have lobbied for the curtailment of the latifundia system.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 515 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns land Is a republic Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) There is an adult character in the populist faction who is not the ruler, a prisoner, or a foreign citizen This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years Choose a random adult character in the populist faction who is not the ruler, a prisoner, or a foreign citizen, preferring those holding a more important position
These developments suit our situation. Current ruler loses 10 popularity Get the modifier Support the Latifundia for 10 years, giving: +5% National citizen happiness +10% National slave output −10% National slave happiness The plebeians should be appeased. The chosen populist character gains 10 popularity Get the modifier Populist Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.50 Populist Faction Influence Get the modifier Placate the Plebeians for 10 years, giving: +15% National freeman happiness

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Increased Social Tensions

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As Rome has grown, our once vitally important permanent allies in Italy, known as the Socii, have become increasingly less important. Their diminishing significance has not been lost on them, with the privileges and attention the Socii formerly received falling into decline.

They are particularly irritated by the what they see as the encroachment of our citizens into their lands, who they claim are settling unlawfully. Thus they accuse us of favoring newly conquered peoples and citizens while disenfranchising our old and loyal allies who are not classed as citizens of Rome.

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Trigger conditions The date is 1 January 515 AUC or later Is  罗马 Owns at least 35 territories Has at least one feudatory in the Italic culture group Has not received a Roman DHE event in the last 5 years (as checked by the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by Random event on yearly main country event pulse
Immediate effects Set a cooldown for Roman DHE events (i.e. set the dhe_rome_flavor_cooldown variable) for 5 years
This will all blow over. Current ruler loses 10 popularity Every feudatory subject in the Italic culture group gets the opinion modifier Socii Tensions towards  罗马, giving −100 opinion with a yearly decay of 5 We must not lose their support. Current ruler gains 10 popularity Lose 16 months of income Every feudatory subject in the Italic culture group gets the opinion modifier dhe_rome_socii_gifts_opinion towards  罗马, giving +10 with a yearly decay of 5

Punic War events

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Carthage Attacks

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We have been attacked by the powerful trading empire of Carthage! Many predicted this would befall us eventually, but without assistance we have little chance of defeating the invaders.

The prevailing mood is that our only hope is send an envoy in supplication to Rome, a natural rival of Carthage, begging them to intervene on our behalf.

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Trigger conditions Owns land, but no more than 10 territories  罗马 and  迦太基 both own land Is at war with  迦太基 Does not have an alliance with  迦太基 Does not have an ally with 50 or more territories None of the following are true for  罗马 towards  迦太基: At war Allied Has at least 100 opinion Is independent Owns a coastal province in one of the following regions: Tarraconensis, Contestania, Numidia, Africa, Baetica, Mauretania, Transalpine Gaul, Cisalpine Gaul, Italia, Magna Graecia, Illyria, Greece, Cyrenaica  迦太基 has 80 or more territories  罗马 has 60 or more territories Capital city is within control range of  迦太基 This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by The monthly country pulse
Immediate effects Save the current country as the dhe_rome_aid_caller scope
We must send for help.  罗马 gets the event [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetName] Calls for Aid Against Carthage The gods will protect us. The current ruler gains 10 popularity Gain 6 stability

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[SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetName] Calls for Aid Against Carthage

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We have received an urgent envoy from the small state of [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetName]. [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetRuler.GetTitle] [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetRuler.GetName] is requesting our immediate assistance against Carthage, who he claims have treacherously invaded his country.

Their envoy has spent many hours in supplication before the Senate, and passionately argued that if we let the cities of [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetName] fall, it will only be a matter of time before Carthage tries to invade and destroy Rome.

Given our conflicting interests with Carthage in the Mediterranean, and their continued policy of expansion, this could be an opportunity to escalate the situation in our favor. How should we respond?

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Trigger conditions This event has not happened before

Is triggered only by The event Carthage Attacks

We are not ready for war. Yet. Flag that Rome said they were not ready (with the dhe_rome_refuses_aid_flag variable) Lose 5 stability Gain 10,000 manpower Get the modifier Military Expansion for 1 year, giving: −20% Ship building cost −20% Heavy cavalry cost −20% Heavy infantry cost Get the modifier Military Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.5 Military faction influence (Hidden effect) Gain claims on all territories in  迦太基's capital province owned by Carthage or one of their subjects The country that called for aid (dhe_rome_aid_caller) gets the event The Roman Response "[SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_caller').GetName]? Please... Flag that Rome refused to aid (with the dhe_rome_refuses_aid_2_flag variable) Current ruler loses 10 popularity Get the modifier Mediterranean Traders Reassured for 5 years, giving: +10% National tax +10% National commerce income +10% National citizen happiness The country gets the modifier Civic Faction Promoted for 5 years, giving: +0.5 Civic faction influence  迦太基 gets the opinion modifier Increased Reputation towards the current country, giving +20 opinion with a yearly decay of −2 The country that called for aid (dhe_rome_aid_caller) gets the opinion modifier dhe_rome_refuses_aid_2_opinion towards the current country, giving −100 with a yearly decay of +5 The country that called for aid (dhe_rome_aid_caller) gets the event The Roman Response

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The Roman Response

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The below description is one of several available for this event.

Our envoy has returned from Rome with the news that they while they would like to help us, they cannot come to our aid at this time. The cowards said they were not ready for a war with Carthage.

Let us hope the gods are kind to us.

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Trigger conditions This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by The event [SCOPE.sC('dhe_rome_aid_ caller'.GetName] Calls for Aid Against Carthage
Option conditions  Enabled if: Rome said they were not ready (checked by the dhe_rome_refuses_aid_flag variable) We should never have put our faith in Roman cowards...  Enabled if: Rome refused to aid (with the dhe_rome_refuses_aid_2_flag variable) We should never have put our faith in Rome...

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(Hidden event)

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns land Is at war with  迦太基 The losing unit is a navy and still exists This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by On losing a battle
Immediate effects Trigger the event Rapid Assembly in 10 to 60 days

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Rapid Assembly

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After suffering a crushing defeat at the hands of the numerous, and fiercely competent Carthaginian navy, our fleet has slunk back to port with many hands lost.

All however, is not as devastating as it may appear. Amongst the surviving Roman vessels, a lone Carthaginian quadrireme sits; captured after it strayed too close to the retreating navy. Upon inspection by our shipwrights, a startling discovery was made - the Carthaginians, in a feat of engineering ingenuity, have numbered each plank, rib, and oar that make up the vessel, rendering construction of such majestic warships a matter of almost arbitrary skill.

Adopting such a practice could hugely increase our potential for fielding a vast navy, perhaps even rivaling that of the Phoenicians themselves?

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Trigger conditions

Is triggered only by a Hidden event

The shipwrights will not be pleased - but the reputation of Rome is at stake. Every owned port territory in the regions of Magna Graecia, Italy, and Cisalpine Gaul gets the modifier Shipwrights in Dismay! for 10 years, giving: +2 Local unrest Get the modifier Carthaginian Construction Techniques until the end of the game, giving: +25% Ship recruit speed −10% Ship building cost No. We must protect the ancient traditions. Every owned port territory in the regions of Magna Graecia, Italy, and Cisalpine Gaul gets the modifier Rights Safeguarded for 20 years, giving: +0.05 Territory provincial loyalty

Expansion events

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The Ascendance of Rome

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The efforts of our more belligerent senators have succeeded in persuading the majority of the Curia, and even the people of Rome, that Italia is ours. The Campus Martius is alive with the cries of our confident soldiers, and fresh haruspices reinforce the gods assent for war each day.

The end of the recent conflict with our enemies in Etruria and Samnium has left our Republic as the strongest power on the Italian peninsula. Our victory has firmly convinced our feudatories in the value of supporting our cause, and has shown other small states the value of being on our side.

Roman settlers are now moving on their own accord into the regions to our north and east, establishing new colonies, expecting our protection. All look to us, from Samnium and Etruria, to Sicily and Carthage, awaiting our next move.

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Trigger conditions Owns at least one territory Is  罗马 This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by the Encourage Expansion   Roman mission task
I sing of warfare and a man at war...

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Cradle of Civilization

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The Greek poleis spawned an exodus of art, philosophy, and culture, which shaped the development of Rome since the early days of our existence.

Now, with our hegemony stretching into the very heartlands of their past oppressors, the disparate city states of Greece cry out for an end to tyranny. It is our right - nay; our duty, to liberate the downtrodden people of the Greek peninsula, bringing them under the fair rule of Roman law.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns a territory in the Macedonia region Is not in the tutorial This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by The yearly claims pulse
Roma Invicta! Gain claims on all territories not owned by the current country or one of its subjects in the region of Greece

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Across the Adriatic

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For many long years, those in control of the Epirote lands have interfered in the region they call Magna Graecia. Now, with our territory beginning to overlap with their sphere of influence, it has become all too apparent that there is only one solution.

If we are ever to be free of their meddling, we must take to the sea, and claim their land in order to protect the fair citizens of so called 'Magna Graecia', who wish only to lead a peaceful existence under our rule.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns a territory in the Tarentum province Is not in the tutorial This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by The yearly claims pulse
Our eyes are on the horizon. Gain claims on all territories not owned by the current country or one of its subjects in the provinces of Epirus and Illyria Graeca

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Macedonian Threat

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Our landfall in Greece has raised the eyebrows of many of the kingdoms and successors splintered from the ruination of Alexander's great empire.

The region of Macedonia, populated by the proud ancestors of Philip and Alexander, poses a significant threat to Rome, and to the liberty of the numerous cities in our shared spheres of influence.

The gods themselves augur well for our continued involvement in Macedonia - we must put an end to any interference in our expansion.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns a territory in the Illyria Graeca province Is not in the tutorial This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by The yearly claims pulse
Macedonia shall be ours. Gain claims on all territories not owned by the current country or one of its subjects in the region of Macedonia

Roman Eagle events

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The Eagle Falls

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The catastrophic battle of [SCOPE.sP('battle_location').GetName] shall forever go down in the annals of history. In a stunning display of cowardice, [SCOPE.sUnit('legion').GetName] broke on the very field of battle, abandoning their posts, comrades, and ultimately; honor.

To add to this dark day for the [ROOT.GetCountry.GetAdjective] people, the standard of [SCOPE.sUnit('legion').GetName] was seen being triumphantly borne away by the [SCOPE.sC('antagonist').GetAdjective] barbarians. Even now, one of our proud eagles languishes in their capital of [SCOPE.sC('antagonist').GetCapital.GetName].

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Is not in a civil war The owner of the opposing army exists, and is not  雇佣兵,  蛮族, 请检查模板名和国家代码：{{Countries|flag/core|Pirates}}, or  叛军 The defeated army exists The owner of the opposing army does not own any province that already holds a captured eagle from the current country (as checked by the variable has_captured_eagle) This event has not happened before	Is triggered only by On losing a battle
Immediate effects Save the defeated army as the legion target Save the owner of the opposing army as the antagonist and trigger the event The Eagle of Rome Flag that the current country has a captured eagle in the opposing army's owner's capital (with the captured_eagles variable) Flag that the opposing army's owner's capital holds an eagle belonging to the current country (with the has_captured_eagle variable)
Option conditions  Enabled if: Always Horror! It must have been an ambush! If the current country is at war and has less then 20 war exhaustion, gain 5 war exhaustion Lose 10 stability Current ruler loses all popularity  Enabled if: The defeated legion target has a commander who is alive and not the ruler Find the one responsible for this outrage... The commander of the defeated legion is executed Lose 10 stability Current ruler loses all popularity

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(Hidden event)

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Trigger conditions The province has a captured eagle belonging to its current owner (as checked by the has_captured_eagle variable)	Is triggered only by On province colonization or ownership change
Immediate effects Save the current province as the eagle_location target Remove the captured eagle from the province (i.e. clear the has_captured_eagle variable) Province owner gets the event The Lost Eagle

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The Lost Eagle

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The fate of one of the lost eagles of Rome has finally come to light. Abandoned in the smoking ruin of [SCOPE.sP('eagle_location').GetName], the tarnished gold and bronze was nearly invisible to our soldiers. Luckily, a passing centurion happened upon the standard; once proudly displayed at the head of our legions, and now rotting in foreign climes.

Honor is finally restored to Rome.

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Trigger conditions	Is triggered only by a Hidden event
Immediate effects Clear the eagle_location from the current country's list of captured eagles (i.e. the captured_eagles variable list)
Praise be! Gain 20 stability Current ruler gains 25 popularity

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The Eagle of Rome

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After a victorious battle in [SCOPE.sP('battle_location').GetName], our troops have found one of the famous eagles of Rome and brought it home to [ROOT.GetCountry.GetCapital.GetName]. These spoils of war will forever stand as a testament to our triumph over the Latins.

When the Romans are informed about their loss, they will desperately do everything in their power to get the eagle back. After all, who could live with such shame?

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Trigger conditions	Is triggered only by the The Eagle Falls event
A celebration is in order. If it does not already have it, the capital gets the modifier Captured Roman Eagle until the end of the game, giving: +25% Local tax +5% Local civilization level +0.03% Monthly civilization change

Civil war events

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The Two Romes

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The divisive civil war in Rome has caused a vast rift in all aspects of Roman society. The magnitude of the betrayal that [SCOPE.sC('other_romans').GetRuler.GetName] wrought upon our great nation, has led to many speaking of the existence of two Romes; the rightful government to the west, and the illegitimate pretenders in the east.

This eponymous schism serves only to reinforce the severity of the conflict, and we must do all in our power to bring an end to this affair, before the vultures descend.

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Trigger conditions Is  罗马 Owns at least 200 territories Is in a civil war Capital is Roma (1) There is a neighbouring country that: Is in a civil war with  罗马 Owns at least 100 territories Capital is in the regions of Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, Illyria, Moesia, Asia, Cilicia, Galatia, Bithynia, or Cappadocia This event has not triggered before	Is triggered only by On the yearly country pulse
Immediate effects Save as the other_romans target a neighbouring country that: Is in a civil war with  罗马 Owns at least 100 territories Capital is in the regions of Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, Illyria, Moesia, Asia, Cilicia, Galatia, Bithynia, or Cappadocia If the current country is a republic, change its name to Western Roman Republic Otherwise, if the current country has the Empire government form, change its name to Western Roman Empire Otherwise, if the current country has the Dictatorship government form, change its name to Western Roman Dictatorship Otherwise, if the current country is a monarchy, change its name to Western Roman Kingdom Otherwise, change the current country's name to Western Rome If the other_romans country is a republic, change its name to Eastern Roman Republic Otherwise, if the other_romans country has the Empire government form, change its name to Eastern Roman Empire Otherwise, if the other_romans country has the Dictatorship government form, change its name to Eastern Roman Dictatorship Otherwise, if the other_romans country is a monarchy, change its name to Eastern Roman Kingdom Otherwise, change the other_romans country's name to Eastern Rome
Troubling. Lose -10 stability Make a speech to the loyal sons of the true Rome. Get the modifier Inspiring Oratory for 10 years, giving: +10% Morale of armies -10% Army maintenance cost