Part 38

Europa Universalis IV Sind, Sulu, and Taungu details including government, capital, national ideas, and leaders.

Sind

Government = Despotic Monarchy
Capital = Thatta, Sind Province
Aristocracy / Plutocracy = -3
Centralsation / Decentralisation = 0
Innovative / Narrowminded = 0
Mercentilism / Freetrade = -4
Offensive / Defensive = -2
Land / Naval = -1
Quality / Quantity = -1
Serfdom / Free Subjects = -1
Technology Group = Indian
Religion = Sunni
Primary Culture = Sindhi

National Ideas : National Conscripts
Glorious Arms
Military Drill
Grand Army
Battlefield Commissions
Shrewd Commerce Practice
Merchant Adventures
Engineer Corps
National Trade Policy
Espionage

Leaders : 1453 - Sanjar (5.5.5)
1461 - Nizam ad-Din II Nanda (5.5.5)
1508 - Furuz Salah ad-Din (5.5.5)
1520 - Shah Shuja Beg (5.5.5)
1522 - Shah Husayn (5.5.5)
1554 - Mirza Muhammad Isa (5.5.5)
1567 - Mirza Muhammad Baqi (5.5.5)
1585 - Mirza Jani Beg (5.5.5)
1592 - Mughal Rule (5.5.5)
1701 - Yar Muhammad Khan (5.5.5)
1719 - Nur Muhammad (5.5.5)
1755 - Muhammad Murad (5.5.5)
1757 - Gulam Shah (5.5.5)
1772 - Sarfaraz Khan (5.5.5)
1777 - Gulam Nabi Khan (5.5.5)
1780 - Abd an-Nabi Khan (5.5.5)
1782 - Abd Allah Khan Talpur (5.5.5)
1783 - Mir Fath Ali (5.5.5)

Sulu

Government = Despotic Monarchy
Capital = Jolo, Sulu Province
Aristocracy / Plutocracy = -3
Centralsation / Decentralisation = 0
Innovative / Narrowminded = 0
Mercentilism / Freetrade = 1
Offensive / Defensive = -2
Land / Naval = 2
Quality / Quantity = -1
Serfdom / Free Subjects = -1
Technology Group = Chinese
Religion = Sunni
Primary Culture = Filipino

National Ideas : Merchant Adventures
Excellent Shipwrights
Shrewd Commerce Practice
Superior Seamanship
National Conscripts
National Trade Policy
Sea Hawks
Naval Fighting Instruction
Military Drill
Naval Glory

Leaders : 1450 - Sharif ul Hashim (6.6.4)
1480 - Kamal ud Din (4.4.5)
1503 - Sharif Sayyid Ala ud Din (3.4.4)
1522 - Amirul Umara I (4.5.4)
1545 - Muizz ul Mutawadiin (5.6.6)
1561 - Nasir ud Din I (5.5.4)
1576 - Muhammad al Halim (5.6.4)
1596 - Batarah Shah Tengah (3.4.3)
1610 - Muwallit Wasit I (4.6.5)
1650 - Salah ud Din Bakhtiyar (3.4.5)
1685 - Shihab ud Din (5.6.5)
1710 - Mustafa Shafi (5.6.7)
1718 - Muhammad Badaruddin I (6.5.4)
1732 - Muhammad Nasr ud Din III (3.3.3)
1735 - Muhammad Alimuddin I (5.4.4)
1748 - Muizz ud Din Bantilan (4.4.5)
1763 - Azimuddin I (3.3.3)
1764 - Muhammad Alimuddin I (3.4.4)
1774 - Muhammad Israil (3.3.3)
1778 - Muhammad Alimuddin II (4.5.6)

Taungu

Government = Despotic Monarchy
Capital = Toungoo, Toungoo Province
Aristocracy / Plutocracy = -2
Centralsation / Decentralisation = 3
Innovative / Narrowminded = 2
Mercentilism / Freetrade = -4
Offensive / Defensive = 0
Land / Naval = 0
Quality / Quantity = 3
Serfdom / Free Subjects = -2
Technology Group = Chinese
Religion = Buddhism
Primary Culture = Burmese

National Ideas : National Conscripts
Glorious Arms
Military Drill
Battlefield Commissions
Shrewd Commerce Practice
Grand Army
Merchant Adventures
National Trade Policy
Engineer Corps
Cabinet

Leaders : 1451 - Zalahtinyan (5.5.5)
1470 - Sithukyawhtin (6.6.5)
1481 - Sithunge (3.3.3)
1486 - Minkyinyo (7.6.6)
1530 - Tabinshwehti (9.8.8)
1550 - Bayinnaung (7.6.7)
1581 - Nanda Bayin (3.3.4)
1599 - Htin (8.8.6)
1605 - An (3.3.3)