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This page is about the Burghers estate; for the pop type, see Burghers (pop); for other uses, see Burghers (disambiguation)
Burghers is the estate made up of pops with the
Burghers social class. Every pop produces 2 Power and 20 Tax. While estate power is below 25%, the country will get up to +12.5% Maximum tax from the estate. While estate power is above 25%, the country will gain the following bonuses:
- Up to –15% Navy maintenance
- Up to +37.5% Trade capacity
- Up to +0.25 Monthly progress to Plutocracy
- Up to −37.5% Maximum tax from estate
Regardless of estate power, the country will gain the following effects depending on the estate satisfaction:
The estate's opinion of other countries scales with trade capacity difference and is also affected by the following:
- +5 if both countries have Republic government
- −5 if target has a merchant in the home market
Privileges[edit | edit source]
The Burghers estate can have the following estate privileges:
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![]() Building Roads Rights Allow rich Burghers to develop our infrastructure by building Roads, benefiting both our ever-expanding economy and the traders themselves. |
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![]() Control over Monetary Policy The finances of our nation are a topic of great importance as we strive to improve and perfect our ledgers. Perhaps it would be a good idea to entrust the wealthy members of our society with such a task, and in return provide them with reduced taxation on their commodities and assets. |
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![]() Florence Guilds The different artisans and merchants of Florence traditionally are associates in different guilds. This ensures not only a high standard of quality for the products, but also avoids breeding unfair competition. However, the power and influence these guilds hold as a result is undeniable.
This unlocks the Law Primacy of Florentine Guilds. |
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![]() Formal Guilds Federations and associations of merchants have loosely existed throughout our nation's history. However, we could choose to placate the most powerful traders across our markets by formalizing their participation in a centralized and officially recognized corpus. Such a privilege will undoubtedly impact both our foreign and domestic policies. |
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![]() Ivan's Hundred The heads of the Ivan's Hundred, our local merchant guild, are permanent members of the commerce court of Novgorod and the ruling council of the Novgorod Republic. With their political presence and the agreements they have made with the Nobility, our nation will surely enjoy continued, successful trade. |
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![]() Libro d'Argento Together with the Libro d'Oro that list all the noble families of the Most Serene Republic of Venice, the Libro d'Argento contains the names of all the Originarii families, who despite being commoners descend from the original inhabitants of the lagoon, and have gained thus the right to trade as citizens of Venice and take jobs in the administration of the [GetCountry('VEN').GetGovernment.GetGovernmentType.GetName]. |
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![]() Magdeburg Rights A set of privileges that were originally drafted using Flemish law, this legal framework was spread through central Europe via an influx of German immigrants. Aimed at cultivating the liberties of the individual citizen, these rights serve to guarantee and regulate the autonomy of the local administration. |
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![]() Privateer Contracts In order to expand our naval capabilities without having to maintain a large standing fleet, we shall regulate and officially oversee acts of piracy that benefit the nation. Our privateers operate under official sanction, sharing their plunder with the crown in exchange for legal protection. However, the fine line between privateering and piracy requires us to be cautious if we do not wish to damage our international reputation… |
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![]() Royal Burgh Commissioners The Royal Burgh Commissioners, representing the Crown-chartered burghs of Scotland, convene regularly to safeguard their privileges, regulate commerce, and advise the nation's ruler. Through their collective authority in the Convention of Royal Burghs, they ensure that Scotland's trading communities remain vital to governance, economy, and law, standing as a counterweight to the power of the Nobility and Clergy. |
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