What's the pro of creating a theocracy?
I've searched on both wikis and on google itself, but I've found almost nothing about theocracies.
What are the pros and cons of having a theocratic vassal?
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A theocratic vassal is, for all intents and purposes, a temple vassal. Most importantly, this means you can have a vassal with a significant amount of land who is still expected to pay you taxes. Their levy contributions, however, may be a little lower.
You'll also find that theocratic vassals tend to be more obedient. They do have an opinion penalty for being of a different type of government but they tend not to be ambitious and very rarely try to rebel or take your title.
As a Catholic, granting temple vassals more titles gives them more eligibility to become a cardinal or even the Pope. They won't become a vassal pope this way but you will get a hefty opinion bonus for supporting them and a pope who likes you is more likely to accept requests.
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What are the pros of a theocracy?
List of Pros of Theocracy- It makes finding compromises within the majority easier. ...
- It makes it easier to create social reforms. ...
- It allows directives to be implemented much more quickly. ...
- It can create more unity from a global perspective. ...
- It allows for easier control over the citizens. ...
- It does not allow red tapes.
Why is theocracy important?
theocracy, government by divine guidance or by officials who are regarded as divinely guided. In many theocracies, government leaders are members of the clergy, and the state's legal system is based on religious law. Theocratic rule was typical of early civilizations.Minecraft wait what meme part 267 (Little Alex)
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