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Many Counties in the game feature slots for Special Buildings. This is in addition to any Building or Duchy Building slot that the county may have. Each Barony in the game only has 1 Special Building.
One of the following grants at most +1 Special building slot:
- Barony is a holy site
- Barony is the site of a historical building
- Barony is the site of a mine
- Barony is the site of a university
Holy buildings[edit | edit source]
Generic holy buildings[edit | edit source]
Holy buildings can only be constructed in a Faith's holy sites by Feudal or Clan Rulers and provide powerful bonuses. All holy buildings require 1000 
Gold, a culture with the 
Crop Rotation innovation, and 6 years to be completed.
| Building | Religion | Holding effects | County effects | Realm effects
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Grand Cathedral
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 Christian
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Grand Mosque
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 Muslim
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Grand Temple
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 Pagan
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+1 Monthly Tax
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Grand Temple
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Grand Temple
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All others | +2 Monthly Tax
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| Building | Religion | Description |
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| Grand Cathedral
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Christian
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The Holy Site in this area attracts Christian pilgrims from all around the known world. The grand cathedral is not just a marvel of engineering and beauty, but also a safe haven for travelers and a prestigious monument to its sponsor. |
| Grand Mosque
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Muslim
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The Holy Site in this area is a popular destination for devout pilgrims. The grand mosque gives them a place to pray, rest and pay homage before continuing their journey. Its beautiful domes and great intricate spires signal the greatness of god for all to see. |
| Grand Temple
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Pagan
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The Holy Site in this area attracts the faithful in droves. The grand temple is covered in ornate carvings displaying heroic deeds by gods and demi-gods alike. Massive bonfires send plumes of smoke upwards to the gods themselves, with holy men administering blessings to all who venerate the spirits. |
| Grand Temple
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 Buddhist, Hindu, or Jain Tani or Tibetan
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The Holy Site in this area attracts scores of humble pilgrims seeking to cleanse their souls. The grand temple is covered from foundation to spire with statues and idols to the gods, retelling ancient legends and the lifes of noble prophets. |
| Grand Temple
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All others | The Holy Site in this area is a meeting point for the devout and dedicated. The grand temple stands as a noble tribute to the higher powers, its walls and domes smoothed and painted in resplendent colors that honor the divine. |
Unique holy buildings[edit | edit source]
| Building | Holding effects | County effects | Realm effects | Barony | Required innovation | Enabled |
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Buddhas of Bamiyan
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Bamiyan | Always constructed | Any Eastern
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Canterbury Cathedral
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Canterbury (temple) | Always constructed |  Christian
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Great Mosque of Mecca
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Mecca (castle) | Always constructed | Holy Site |
Great Mosque of Samarra
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Samarra (castle) | Always constructed | Muslim
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Mahabodhi Temple
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Gaya | Always constructed | Holy Site
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Imam Ali Mosque
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+3 Monthly Tax
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An-Najaf | Always constructed | Holy Site
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Shwedagon Pagoda
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Dagon (castle) | Always constructed | Any Eastern
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The Friday Mosque
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+50% Level of Devotion impact
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Isfahan | Always constructed | Muslim
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The Great Mosque of Cordoba
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Cordoba (Castle) | Always constructed |
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| The Prophetic Mosque
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Al-Madina | Always constructed | Muslim
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Brihadeeswarar Temple
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Tanjavur |
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Any Eastern
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Temple City
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+1.5 Monthly Tax
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Chanderi |
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Any Eastern
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| Ananda Temple
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Pagan | None | Any Eastern
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| Cologne Cathedral
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Cologne | Crop Rotation | Christian
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Great Mosque of Djenne
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Jenne-Jeno | None | Muslim
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Notre-Dame
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Paris | Windmills | Christian
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Lund Cathedral
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+2 Monthly Tax
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Lund | Crop Rotation | Christian
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Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
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+3 Monthly Tax
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Santiago
(Yant Yaqub) |
None | Christian
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| Building | Description |
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| Buddhas of Bamiyan
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Carved out of the mountainside, the massive Buddhas of Bamian loom over any visitors. While the area surrounding them is no longer the thriving center of Buddhist learning as it once was, there's still numerous Buddhist pilgrims and scholars visiting the statues. A shrewd Eastern ruler might even be able to pull a profit from the pilgrims, in addition to gaining some personal insights. |
| Canterbury Cathedral
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Augustine, Roman missionary and later archbishop, built the Canterbury Cathedral after choosing the town as his center for the episcopal see in Kent. This new cathedral revived the importance of the city, granting it authority over the English church. |
| Great Mosque of Mecca
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The Great Mosque of Mecca is a massive and ancient structure whose walls surround the holy Kaaba. Many great Sultans have expanded upon the mosque and its surroundings since its construction. Every Muslim is supposed to visit this site when on the Hajj. |
| Great Mosque of Samarra
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The Great Mosque of Samarra was completed in AD 851 by the Abbasid caliph Al-Mutawakkil, who reigned in Samarra. Its most prominent feature is the Malwiya Tower, a magnificent spiral minaret, which towers towards the skies at an impressive height. |
| Mahabodhi Temple
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The Mahabodhi Temple marks the location where the Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment. The site is a significant destination for pilgrimage by both Buddhists and Hindus. The construction of the temple was started around the year 200 by Emperor Ashoka, and has since been improved and restored multiple times. |
| Imam Ali Mosque
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The Imam Ali Mosque houses the tomb of Ali, cousin of Muhammad and the first Shi'ite Imam after him. Thousands of pilgrims come to pay tribute each year, greeted by the magnificent green dome of the mosque. |
| Shwedagon Pagoda
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The Shwedagon Pagoda is a sacred Buddhist stupa built by the Mon people around the year 500. It houses many famous relics, such as the staff of Kakusandha, the water filter of Koṇāgamana, a piece of the robe of Kassapa, and eight strands of hair from the head of Gautama. |
| The Friday Mosque
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The Friday Mosque, or the Jameh Mosque of Esfahan, was built during the Umayyad dynasty. It is said that the Caliph personally made one of the pillars in the mosque. Before becoming a mosque, it is said that it used to be a house of worship for Zoroastrians. |
| The Great Mosque of Cordoba
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The Great Mosque of Cordoba was erected after the Islamic Conquest of the Visigothic Kingdom, upon the foundation of a Christian church. Originally the site was shared, with both Muslims and Christians using it, but the Christian half was eventually purchased and demolished to make room for the Grand Mosque. |
| The Prophetic Mosque
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The Prophetic Mosque, or the Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, is an open-air style mosque established by the prophet Muhammad himself. It was one of the first mosques that he constructed, and the site was close to where he had his residence. |
| Brihadeeswarar Temple
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The Brihadeeswarar Temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva and is one of the largest South Indian temples built in the ornate Dravidian architectural style. The name of the temple is a Sanskrit composite word that roughly translates as "Temple of the Great Lord Shiva. |
| Temple City
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The Khajuraho temples are dedicated to the coexistence between Hindus and Jains, where their diverse religious views are celebrated. The temple walls are covered with intricate art and sculptures, making the place truly resplendent and attractive to pilgrims and scholars alike. |
| Ananda Temple
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While Pagan has thousands of pagodas, temples, and shrines littered throughout the city and the surrounding plains, the Ananda Temple stands as a crowning achievement among them. The perfectly dimensioned structure contains many unique plaques and stone images. It is a place of worship and a center of learning to educate the people in religious ethos. |
| Cologne Cathedral
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The Cologne Cathedral houses the relics of the Three Kings, which draw the attention of pilgrims from all over the Christian world. The cathedral is built using Gothic architecture and is richly adorned with spires and intricate details. |
| Great Mosque of Djenne
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The Great Mosque of Djenne stands on the bank of the Bani River. Constructed entirely out of mudbrick it requires a lot of care, which the faithful are more than willing to provide. Every year, large gatherings of people converge to repair and improve the mosque. |
| Notre-Dame
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Also known as 'Our Lady of Paris,' this magnificent cathedral is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Constructed in the Gothic style, it impresses with numerous statues and enormous colorful rose windows.
On the outside, the cathedral is covered with sculptures vividly retelling biblical stories, allowing even illiterate peasants to understand the glory of God! |
| Lund Cathedral
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Lund Cathedral is a magnificent church richly decorated with stone sculptures. Constructed with influences from Romanesque architecture, the church shares a lot of similarities with churches in Germany. The building is dedicated to Saint Lawrence, who is the patron saint of Lund. |
| Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
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Built over the tomb of James the Great, this splendid edifice is the end point of the Way of Saint James, and the crown of one of the great sites of Christendom. Pilgrims from all over Western and Northern Europe arrive in large numbers, speaking dozens of tongues — though many become mute with awe. |
University building[edit | edit source]
University buildings are Special buildings that specialize in providing Lifestyle experience to their holders. Rulers who have a university in their realm provide a higher quality education to their wards.
Generic university[edit | edit source]
Unless already built, one can build a university through the 
Found University decision, costing and requiring the following:
| Building | County effects | Realm effects | Location | Description |
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University
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A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate, study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls. |
Unique universities[edit | edit source]
| Building | County effects | Realm effects | Barony | Requirements | Description |
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Al-Azhar University
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Cairo |
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A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate, study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls.
The Al-Azhar University is named in honor of Fatimah, the daughter of Muhammad, who was often called 'al-Zahra' (the Luminous). |
Nalanda University
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Pataliputra | Always constructed | A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls.
The Nalanda University is an important seat of Vedic scholarship and attracts studens from as far away as Tibet and China. |
The University of Sankoré
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Tirakka |
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A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate, study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls.
The University of Sankoré, which started out as a Mosque, transformed into a center of learning after acquiring a wealth of books from traveling merchants. |
The University of Siena
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Siena | Decision
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A university is a place of higher learning, reserved for those of good standing and wealth who are deemed worthy enough. It attracts scholars and scientists who debate, study, scribe, and ultimately pool their knowledge within its walls.
The University of Siena and the maestri who serve within are entirely funded by taxes from Siena itself, more specifically a tax imposed on those who rents rooms to its students. |
Historical buildings[edit | edit source]
Historical buildings are unique buildings, both ancient and those built during the middle ages which have to be constructed, located in predetermined Baronies on the map. Some historical buildings are represented with 3D models on the map. Some historical buildings may only be constructed by characters of a certain religion and become disabled if captured by someone of another religion.
| Building | Holding effects | County effects | Realm effects | Barony | Required innovation | Description |
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Aurelian Walls
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Rome | Always constructed | The Aurelian Walls were built during the reign of the Roman Emperors Aurelian and Probus. To this day they provide formidable defense, completely enclosing the seven hills of Rome. |
Doge's Palace
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Venezia | Always constructed
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The Doge's Palace acts as the residence for the government of the Republic of Venice. An impressive structure, it houses multiple chambers dedicated to things such as the Council, Senate, administration, and justice. | |
Hadrian's Wall
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−10% Building Construction Gold Cost
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Bebbanburg Carleol Hexham Whitehaven |
Always constructed | Hadrian's Wall was built during Roman times to keep the northern Picts out of the province of Britannia. Nowadays it serves no defensive purpose, but the stones make for a cheap and convenient source of building material! | ||
House of Wisdom
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Baghdad | Always constructed | The House of Wisdom contains a vast collection of books, and the scribes therein work tirelessly both day and night to translate even more great works of literature. The sources vary from Greek, Persian, Indian and many more — truly, it contains the entire world's knowledge! A shining beacon of human knowledge! And comfortably far from the illiterate horsemen of the steppe... | |
Iron Pillar of Delhi
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Indraprastha | Always constructed | The mighty Iron Pillar of Delhi stands as a symbol to the glory of King Chandragupta II, though subsequent rulers have also etched their names into it. Despite having stood for a long time, there's no trace of rust – a testament to the skill of Indian ironsmiths! | |
Offa's Dyke
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 +2 Defender Advantage
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Chester Clifford Clun Gloucester Hereford Shrewsbury Wigmore |
Always constructed | Offa's Dyke, which is a long ditch flanked by a wall of earth, was constructed by the Anglo-Saxon king of Mercia to defend the border towards Wales. This raised earthwork offers an advantage to whoever stands on the side of the wall, as any attackers have to fight an uphill battle from the ditch. | ||
Palace of Aachen
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 +0.2 Monthly Development
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Aachen | Always constructed | The Palace of Aachen was chosen by Charlemagne to be the center of power of the Carolingian Empire. It served a both political and religious purpose, and is still an excellent place for hosting important gatherings. | |
Petra
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+0.8 Monthly Tax
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Baidha-Petra (city) | Always constructed | The city of Petra is a true wonder of the ancient world. Carved directly out of naturally occuring rose-tinted rock, the city stands as a curiosity that intrigues even the mightiest sultan. | |
The Colosseum
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 −10% Building Construction Time
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−5% Army Maintenance
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Rome | Always constructed | The Colosseum is one of the largest amphitheaters ever built and has hosted countless spectacles such as gladiatorial combat, animal hunts and even reconstructed sea battles. Its construction was started by the Roman emperor Vespasian in AD 72 and was completed in AD 80 under his successor, Titus.
Despite its vibrant history, its primary use today is for harvesting marble and bronze for use elsewhere. | |
The Pyramids
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+0.1 Monthly Development
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Gizeh | Always constructed | The pyramids, most prominently the one of Cheops, stand as wonders of the ancient world. Vast and impressive, they enhance the image of any ruler who controls them. | |
Theodosian Walls
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Constantinople | Always constructed | The Theodosian Walls were built during the reign of Emperor Theodosius II in the early 5th century, but they still remain some of the most formidable fortifications built by human hands. |
Walls of Genoa
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Genoa | Always constructed | The Walls of Genoa were built in the 9th century after the city was granted significant autonomy. The walls, together with the protection of the coastline, allow the area to develop and prosper. | |
Iron Pillar of Dhar
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Dhara |
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The Iron Pillar of Dhar is constructed from the molten-down arms of an entire army. The craftsmanship is truly astounding, bringing glory upon the dynasty which holds it. | |
Stonehenge
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Salisbury | Always constructed | Stonehenge is an ancient, mystical structure that has inspired many a scholar. Even today, in these enlightened times, learned men from all around Britain flock to study it. What truly is its purpose? | ||
The Tower of London
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 +30% Dread Gain
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Lunden | Battlements | The Tower of London is a castle that serves as both a vital fortification and a prison. The central tower is called the 'White Tower' and houses the ruling class. The position of the Tower of London means that it's vital to the defense of the entire County. |
Visby Ringmur
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Visby | Battlements | The Visby City Wall protects the city from external threats such as raiders or Danes. It also efficiently keeps out tax collectors sent by the Thing of Gotland! To get to the riches within, assailants must first deal with a plethora of towers all manned by archers. | |
Walls of Benin
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Benin City | Battlements | The Walls of Benin are a massive series of earthworks (Iya in the Edo language), that encircle the entirety of Benin. The walls are built of a ditch and dike structure, with an inner moat and an exterior rampart. | |
Golden Gate of Kyiv
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Kyiv | Battlements | Modeled and named after a gate in Constantinople, the Golden Gate of Kyiv serves as both an entrance to the city and a triumphal arch. The golden dome of the church, built on top of the gate, can be seen from afar and makes it a prominent symbol of Kyiv. |
| Heddal Stave Church
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+1 Monthly Tax
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Túnsberg | City Planning | Heddal Stave Church is the largest stave church in Norway and has a beautiful wooden interior. Legend says the church was built by a mountain troll in merely three days. |
| Danevirke
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+2 Defender Advantage
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Hedeby
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Always constructed | The Danevirke is an extensive earthwork fortification build to prevent incursions from the continent into Danish territories and has been expanded multiple times since its original construction. | ||
Roman Walls of Lugo
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Lugo (city) | Always constructed | Built by the Romans long ago, the great Walls of Lugo remain an impressive sight. Pilgrims pass their five gates on the road to Santiago de Compostela, making the journey even more profound. |
Rock of Gibraltar
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+10% Monthly Development
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Algeciras | Always constructed | The monolithic Rock of Gibraltar overlooks a narrow strait that is the gateway to the Mediterranean Sea. It was one of the Pillars of Hercules in antiquity, considered to mark the end of the known world. Looking at it now, you cannot help but wonder what lies beyond. |
Aljafería
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Zaragoza
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Hoardings
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A great palace-fortress built on the Saría plain, the Aljafería is a testament to the power and wealth of Zaragoza. Imposing and splendid in equal measure; it is both an intimidating fortification and a pinnacle of Iberian architecture. |
| Farum Brigantium
Tower of Hercules |
+1 Monthly Tax
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A Corunnã | Always constructed | This ancient lighthouse is said to have been based on its more famous sister in Alexandria. Having guided seafarers for untold centuries, it remains important to Galicia's coastal trade. Some claim that you can glimpse Ireland's green coast from the top of this lonely tower, but gazing out, you see only endless sea. | |
City Walls of Toledo
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Toledo
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Always constructed | Originally built by the Romans in days of old, these massive walls were significantly expanded under the reign of Wabma, king of the Visigoths. The early Arabic rulers widened them even further, creating a defensive system fit for the City of Kings. | |
Alcázar of Segovia
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Segovia(Cuellar) | Hoardings | Rising like the bow of a ship from a rocky crag, this fortress is an awe-inspiring sight. As majestic as it is impenetrable, it is the greatest of all castles in the kingdom of castles — Castille. |
Convertible historical buildings[edit | edit source]
The following historical buildings can only be used by Faiths belonging to one of the Abrahamic religions who's faith considers the location a holy site. Rulers who belong to one such faith can convert the building for their faith to use for 1000 Gold and Piety.
| Barony | Christianity version | Islam version | Effects | Description (Christianity version) | Description (Islam version) |
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| Constantinople | Hagia Sophia Cathedral
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Hagia Sophia Mosque
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Realm
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The Hagia Sophia is a true marvel of engineering, with a massive dome standing out as the most impressive feature. Completed in AD 537 by emperor Justinian I, it now houses the Ecumenical Patriarch and stands as a monument to Christianity.
And so it will remain for all eternity, for surely nothing could ever topple the might of Rome. |
The Hagia Sophia is a true marvel of engineering, with a massive dome and four impressive minarets standing out as the most impressive features. Started in AD 537 by emperor Justinian I, it has since been turned into an awe-inspiring Mosque.
And so it will remain for all eternity, for surely nothing could ever topple the might of Rum. |
| Judaism version | Christianity / Islam version | Description (Judaism version) | Description (Christianity / Islam version) | ||
| Jerusalem | The Third Temple
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Dome of the Rock
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Holding
County
Realm
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Hundreds of years after the destruction of the Second Temple the time has finally come to restore the Temple in Jerusalem! This Third Temple will stand the test of time, vigilantly guarded from all who would see it destroyed. | The Dome of the Rock is situated in the center of the Temple Mount, in the place where the Temple of Solomon and the Jewish Second Temple stood. The temples foundation stone is said to be the place where God created the world and the first human, Adam. The Dome of the Rock and the nearby Church of the Holy Sepulchre attract Abrahamic pilgrims from all around the world. |
Upgradable historical buildings[edit | edit source]
The following historical buildings can be upgraded.
| Type | Building | Holding effects | County effects | Realm effects | Barony | Required innovation | Required religion | Description | |
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Alhambra
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Alhambra Fortress Ruins |
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Granada | Always constructed | Any | The Alhambra is a fortress built upon the remains of an ancient Roman fortification. While it is serviceable as a defensive structure, with the right investments it could be turned into something more... | |||
| Royal Palace of Alhambra |
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Hoardings | Any | The Alhambra has since its days as a mere roman ruin been upgraded to a royal palace befitting an emperor! A shining example of local architecture, the color of the buildings in contrast with the surrounding woods lead poets to describe it as "a pearl set in emeralds". | |||
Citadel of Aleppo
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Citadel of Aleppo |
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 +0.1 Monthly Prestige
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Halab | Always constructed | Any | The Citadel of Aleppo is an ancient fortification, having been in use by numerous powers since it was constructed. The citadel acts as a royal residence, fortified retreat, temple and prison. | ||
| Reconstructed Citadel of Aleppo |
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Hoardings | Any | After having went through major reconstruction, the Citadel of Aleppo has been significantly fortified and turned into a proper palatial city! | |||
Hotin Fortification
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Hotin Fort |
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 +5% Monthly Renown
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Hotin | None | Any | Hotin Fort is a small fort built on the banks of the river Dniester. Its location allows it to protect local trade routes and grants the owner control of the river. | ||
| Hotin Fortress |
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+5% Holding Taxes
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 +1 Martial per Level of Devotion
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Hoardings | Any | An impressive Fortress that makes the old fort pale in comparison. The fortifications have been expanded across the centuries to include high stone walls, a wide moat, and several massive towers. This defensive structure will hold most besiegers at bay with ease. | |||
Temple of Uppsala
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Temple of Uppsala | +1 Monthly Tax
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 +10% Levy Size
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+0.2 Monthly Piety
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Sigtuna | Always constructed | Christian
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The temple at Uppsala serves as a religious center for large parts of Scandinavia. A sacred tree stands near the temple, next to a well, similar to that of the legendary Yggdrasil. | |
| Uppsala Cathedral | +2 Monthly Tax
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+15% Levy Size
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+0.2 Monthly Piety
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Manorialism | Christian
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A lofty cathedral built to rival the most splendid constructions of southern Europe, Uppsala Cathedral serves as the burial site for some of the most prominent monarchs of Sweden and contains several saintly relics. |
NorseMines[edit | edit source]
Mines are historical buildings that have 4 levels each. Constructing or upgrading a mine takes 5 years. Mines can be constructed in Tribe holdings but require a Castle, City or Temple Holding to upgrade.
- Constructing the Mining Settlement requires 400 Gold and the Crop Rotation Innovation
- Upgrading to Mine requires 500 Gold and the
Manorialism Innovation - Upgrading to Large Mine requires 600 Gold and the
Windmills Innovation - Upgrading to Mining Complex requires 700 Gold and the Cranes Innovation
| Mine | Mining Settlement effects | Mine effects | Large Mine effects | Mining Complex effects | Barony (County) | Mining Settlement constructed |
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| Siderokausia | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Polygyros (Chalkidike) | 
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| Gold Mines of Mali | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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| Kremnica | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Turiec/Turóc (Trenčín) |
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| Kollur | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Mudigonda (Mudigonda) |
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| Schwaz | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Innsbruck (Innsbruck) |
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| Argentiera | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Cagliari (Cagliari) | 1066 only |
| Falun | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Falene (Dalabergslagen) | Not Tribal Holding
1066 only |
| Kutná Hora | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Čáslav (Čáslav) | 1066 only |
| Rammelsberg | Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Holding
County
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Goslar (Göttingen) | 1066 only |
| Mine | De Jure Kingdom | Description |
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| Siderokausia | Thessalonika | The Siderokausia mines are rich in silver and gold, and are exploited by twelve separate villages that each run a part of the mines. |
| Gold Mines of Mali | Mali | The mines of Mali are truly overflowing with gold. Endless wealth stream from their depths and into the treasuries of the local rulers, who adorn themselves with the precious metal. |
| Kremnica | Hungary | The Kremnican mountains are abundant in gold. With blood, sweat, and the assistance of a few hundred experienced German miners, that gold will be minted into Florins in no time! |
| Kollur | Maharastra | The Kollur mines exploit the largest seam of diamonds in all of the Indian subcontinent. The work is extremely dangerous, but the riches are unimaginable. |
| Schwaz | Bavaria | The Schwaz silver mine lies at the foot of the Kellerjoch and Eiblschrofen mountains, in the middle of a valley. The opportunity for mining means that a lot of people are drawn to the area. |
| Argentiera | Sardinia | The Argentaria del Sigerro is rich in underground silver veins. With sufficient incentive and development, this area could be exploited for vast quantities of precious silver. |
| Falun | Sweden | Also known as "Stora Kopparberget" (the Great Copper Mountain) this mine produces vast quantities of copper. |
| Kutná Hora | Bohemia | The Kutná Hora mine is a large silver mine located on the lands of the Sedlec Monastery. With the support of local Abbots (and German miners) industry in the area is prospering. |
| Rammelsberg | East Francia | At the foot of Mt. Rammelsberg lies a profitable and ever sought-after silver mine. |
Decision buildings[edit | edit source]
The following buildings can only be created by certain Decisions. The Parliament will become inactive if the realm capital is moved. The Glass Monument occupies a "normal" building slot (which is itself created by the decision that unlocks it), and can therefore uniquely be combined with another special building.
| Building | County effects | Realm effects | Decision | Location | Description |
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Glass Monument
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Build a Glass Monument | This building is seemingly excellent for growing vegetables. | |
| Parliament
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+0.7 Monthly Prestige
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Representatives of the Three Estates meet regularly at this building to deliberate on the affairs of the realm and advice the current ruler. |
Hall of Heroes[edit | edit source]
The Hall of Heroes is a building chain created on a holy site via the Defenders of Dievas, Defenders of Rod or Defenders of Ukko decisions. Upgrading the Hall of Heroes costs 225 Gold and takes 16 months.
| Type | Building | Levies
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 Garrison
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 Prowess
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 Knight Effectiveness
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Piety per Knight
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Description |
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Hall of Heroes
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Level 1 | +150 | +75 | +1 | +5% | +0.1 | A grand hall where heroic warriors can meet and organize. |
| Level 2 | +265 | +110 | +1 | +10% | +0.1 | ||
| Level 3 | +375 | +150 | +2 | +15% | +0.1 | ||
| Level 4 | +500 | +225 | +2 | +20% | +0.1 | ||
| Level 5 | +700 | +260 | +3 | +25% | +0.1 |
The Hall of Heroes can be built multiple times by swapping faiths and remains active for all Baltic, Slavic or Finnish Pagan faiths. The bonuses this building provide stack with each other, resulting in a possible tripling of the above bonuses
References[edit | edit source]
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game\common\buildings\00_special_buildings.txt,holy_site_cathedral_01, in-game tooltip rounds to 0.2.
