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Following successful wars against Holland (1652-1654) and Spain (1654-1659), the monarchy would be re-established by General Monk in 1658, to the profit of Charles II Stuart (1660-1688), a fervent absolutist. The decisive reform and new model army of Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658) led to the capture and execution of king Charles I (1649) and the establishment of the English Commonwealth, a military dictatorship controlled by a Lord Protector (Cromwell - 1653) and a reduced (Rump) Parliament. The arrest of John Pym, the Puritan leader and the Catholic uprising in Ulster (1641) sparked the war between the Royalists and the Parliament. Type the name of a console command into the search box to instantly search 305 EU4 commands.Hover over a cheat code to view detailed argument explanation. Intensification of royal judicial procedures (Star Chamber) and demands for taxes (1635, money for naval construction) were faced by Parliamentary opposition (summary of grievances in the 1641 Grand Remonstrance) and execution of royal advisors. EU4 Cheats is a searchable list of all EU4 Console Commands for the lastest version on Steam (PC and Mac). Id The English Civil War The English Civil War (1642-1648) was the result of a long power struggle between the Stuart monarchs and the Puritan-led Parliament. If the progress reaches 100%, the disaster will start with the following event Has “Support Ruling Dynasty” as the current debate. has less than 2 stability and at least 20 seats in parliament.If these prerequisites are met, the monthly progress can begin. owns any provinces in Britain except in Munster, Connacht, Leinster and Ulster areas.

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.

is either Great Britain or England if Great Britain does not exist.

It’s the ‘Age of Absolutism’ and this country:

3.2.1 Self-denying Ordinance and New Model Army.

Reelecting is generaly a thing you want to do and if you switch it up with taking a new guy a few times in a row when the 6/6/6 you keep electing dies. The upside to that is that it is really easy to switch to a monarchy by reelecting the same ruler a bunch of times.

That only matters in the later part of the game. The disadvantage is that getting really high absolutism cap is a lot harder to get. The plutocratic idea group is fine but definitly not great. It gives you complete contol what idea groups make sense without looking at what your ruler is good at. You can pick what category your ruler is good in and you switch it up every couple of years. Republics have great monarch point generation and control. Loosing a stability on ruler death isn't fun. The downside of monarchies is that you can end up with bad rulers for a long time and can have some opporunity cost because you cant declare wars when you got a regency council. Royal marriages have the small advantage of getting some relations but its not much. The great advantage of monarchies are PUs.