The Sassanids (Empire Divided) Provincial Capital Level 2

Satrap Large City

Sometimes, autonomy comes at the cost of status.

Though the empires of the east had relied on client kings to indirectly administer their provinces for some time, satraps came into existence in their particular form under the Persian Achaemenid Empire. The divine associations attributed to kingship meant that the men appointed to rule their domains were instead called satraps, essentially governors who ruled in the Great King’s name. Despite this lesser status, they remained responsible for every aspect of administration from taxation to defence, and had miniature courts that reflected their power. Such autonomy decreased the administrative burden on the Great King but provided ample opportunity for rebellion when central power weakened.

汉化补丁: 3DM蒹葭汉化组

Effects

粮食-1 (this_region)
所有产值+8% (regions_in_this_province)
民生设施生产250财富 (this_building)
每回合人口增长+5 (this_province)
每回合公共秩序+2 (this_province)
[NOTDISPLAYED]Drivestheroadlevelsbetweensettlements (this_region)
（（不出现）） (this_region)
[NOTDISPLAYED]Usedforsettlementstoidentifythepresenceof15mwalls(Hellenic/Roman/Eastern) (this_region)
边界外视野范围+12 (this_region)

Provides Garrison Army

No Garrison Units

Recruitable Units

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