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15 Jan – Four provinces are now cores
22 Jan – I get another Great Draperies! Event
2 Feb – Rebels in Yelets.
5 Feb – Two more provinces now cores
22 Feb – I discover a Muscovy spy
I fabricate claims on two of the provinces under the control of the Oirat Horde
I order a workshop in Viatka
1 Mar – They capture Yelets
5 Mar – I send a missionary to Beloyarskiy
15 April – We take them out
26 April – Most of my cores are complete
2 May – We retake Yelets
19 June – The last of the cores are done. We are fully cored
I hand Glazhov to the Boyers
I am currently getting more than 30 gold a month in my treasury, for a total of around 1 manufactory and one lesser building/year.
13 Dec - I pass the Conventicle Act which increases my Missionary Str by 1 but -1 tolerance of heretics
I am working to build up my spy network in the central Asian horde areas where I don’t have cores already
1 Jan, 1542 –
I order:
Workshop in Perm, Vladimir, Yuriev, Pronsk
Weapons Manufactory in Bolgar, Ishkar, Tula
Farm Estate in Kazan
5 Mar – I put down the rebels from before that crossed into other territory. They came back
1 Apr -I get a an event to improve our manpower considerably by taking “cannon fodder” from the Livonian Order. I do and I get more than 20k manpower! But relations worsen and their liberty desire rises. I spend 20 prestige to make nice with them and drop it back to lesser levels
With my huge investment in manpower, I move my armies around subtly, preparing for a potential war with the Great Horde. They are allied to the Transoxiana and a vasal state of Crimea. I want to get the trade node of Astrakhan on the Caspian Sea. That’s one of the few real targets back here
29 Sept – All five of my armies are on the border with our foes.
27 Oct – I get an excellent minister event. There is a level 3 adviser in ADM I can get for 50% now and 50% off for his monthly cost, so I hire him! He gives me -2% unrest. I also take a level 3 MIL adviser in the same event for 50% off now and later! I get +10% manpower
My tech investment is now 12/8/10
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