Events:
- Added events for the Mormon migration to Utah.
- Fort Ross (California) is now owned by Russia in 1836, also added events for Mexico or the USA to buy the province from them.

History:
- Updated religion in some parts of the world.

Miscellaneous:
- Updated "Spheres of Influence" components to match the standalone mod.
- Updated trigger tooltips used for custom diplomatic actions.

Great Power Influence:
- Now released seperately as a standalone mod.
- Now supports up to a maximum of 16 Great Powers, as opposed to the previous 8.
- If a country briefly falls out of Great Power, they will no longer lose all their Influence (unless multiple other countries suddenly become Great Powers soon after, which may overwrite the stored values).
- Spheres now require favors in order to be called into wars.
- Spheres can now be called into wars directly on the war declaration screen.
- Added the ability to use Influence to turn Spheres into Vassals or Tributaries.

History:
- Added Bahrain, Qatar and Sarawak to history as British Protectorates, as opposed to their previous inclusion as colonies.
- Ceylon is no longer owned by the EIC.
- Added historical railroads to more provinces.

Decisions:
- Added decision to form Ceylon (name change) as any Sinhala country, or Tamil with its capital on Sri Lanka.
- Added decision to form Patria Grande (name change) as any Hispanic American country controlling enough major capitals in the region.

Miscellaneous:
- New rulers in republics now spawn with more fitting religion/culture.

Government:
- Added new government reforms: "Colonial Oligarchy", "Responsible Government", "Muslim Kingdom" and "City-state".
- Added new government mechanics for interacting with political parties. Reforms that unlock political parties now also unlock menu's in the government tab for interacting with them, such as being able to bolster, suppress or outright ban any party.

Events:
- Added events for the Webster-Ashburton Treaty.

History:
- Added the countries of Selangor and Terengganu to Malaysian history.
- Changed Australian and Canadian colonial countries to be Anglican, as opposed to Protestant, in earlier time periods.
- The Sahara is now entirely "Hard to Colonize".

Miscellaneous:
- Added new National Ideas for Singapore and the East Indies.
- Added a simple shared mission tree for Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela.
- Made Gran Colombia less agonizingly yellow.
- Made Iberian Union more yellow (now also has unique colors if formed by Portugal).
- Overlords can now colonize their subjects' permanently claimed provinces, colonial countries can now colonize their overlord's permanently claimed provinces as well. Also improved tooltip used to explain colonizing provinces with permanent claims.
- Military modifiers unlocked via late-game military technology now also reduce morale damage received.
- Updated the "Industrialized Society" triggered modifier, it now requires Industry Score to be equal or greater than the amount of owned provinces in states. Also updated the trigger's tooltip to be more helpful with relevant counters.
- Increased requirements for selecting "Military-Industrial Complex" privilege, it now requires at least 500 country Industry Score.
- Joe found his keys again ("White House" monument is now usable by "US2" tag).
- Updated Workshop screenshots.

History:
- Slightly updated historical Egyptian territories.

Miscellaneous:
- Changed Colonial India's tag from "RAJ" to "RHJ" to fix a collision. Older saves may be affected by this change.

History:
- Ethiopia now starts divided into various Princedoms in 1836, subjects of the capital state of Gondar.
- Updated province history across China, changing some releasable countries and province religion in some areas.
- Added new releasable countries: Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane, Réunion, Yogyakarta, Surakarta and Karakalpakstan.
- Added the Netherlands Antilles and Sint Maarten to history as Dutch subject states.

Events:
- Added two new events for Ethiopia.
- Added two new events relating to culture conversion, one for Jewish diaspora cultures and one for European colonial cultures in Africa.
- Updated triggers for various election events, trying to prevent some countries from having elections trigger twice.
- Updated election mechanics for leftist-type governments.

Miscellaneous:
- Added a system for dynamically changing country color based on government.
- Added new "Prince-Bishopric" reform for Montenegro.

Updated for version 1.35.

Missions:
- Added a simple new mission tree for the East India Company, including different paths of conquest and reform.

History:
- Added three new Native American tribes to 1836; the Nez Perce, the Crow, and the Utes
- Overhauled distribution of Native American tribes in 1836, with most provinces in western America now being occupied by somebody (under direct ownership or as tribal territory).
- Overhauled distribution of cores in 1836 India, taking less inspiration from modern Indian states and more from contemporary Indian history.
- Added the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz to 1836's Germany.
- Added new dynamic province names for various South American nations.
- Went through every province in the world removing cores of dead/irrelevent tags through history.
- Increased time it takes for historical cores to expire, helping make sure the right cores stick around longer.

Miscellaneous:
- Calmed down Pan-Nationalists.
- Removed various unused modded tags added in previous updates that never found any use.
- Updated Iberian Union flag.
- Updated Reorganized China flag.
- Various minor changes made to code using new features from 1.35.

The "Feature Creep" Update.

South Africa:
- Added the historical colonies of: the Cape Colony, Orange River Colony, Natal Colony and Transvaal Colony.
- These appear in historical startdates, and are also created if the United Kingdom subjugates their respective South African nation.
- Added an event for the "Battle of Blood River", spawning the Republic of Natalia in 1839.

Chinese Revolution:
- Remade and rewrote large parts of the disaster's events and localization.
- The Wuchang Uprising is now led by the Hubei Military Government, not the Kuomintang.
- The transition from the Xinhai Revolution to the Warlords is no longer as sudden and now instead consists of a slower collapse into warring states starting from the Wuchang Uprising.

WW2:
- Split the "main" war of WW2 into three separate wars (theaters), a West-European one, an East-European one and a Pacific one.
- All three "theaters" use the "Great War" Casus Belli, allowing for the Dismantle peace option.
- Countries that historically only participated in one theater will not particpate in the others.
- Added two new bookmarks relating to WW2; "Day of Infamy" and "Turning Tide".

Events:
- Added an event that changes Swiss cultures to their normal counterparts if no Swiss-cultured country has existed for 20+ years.
- Added events for the Plombières Agreement and Treaty of Turin.
- Added various new events concerning Sarawak in Borneo, overhauled some existing events.
- Added various new random political flavor events.
- Overhauled "Heavenly Kingdom" event chain in China. Also added new unique Government Reform for the Taiping.
- American Free vs. Slave state events now increase or decrease unrest in relevant provinces when a new state is admitted as either a Free or Slave state.
- Fixed American culture integration event triggering in unintended Western American provinces.
- Fixed Monroe Doctrine "Call to Arms" event continuing to trigger even if aid is refused the first time.

Decisions:
- Added improved tooltips to numerous "Release/Create Subject" type decisions.
- Added a decision for colonial nations to form their respective "Dominion of <Colonial Region>". This decision is now used instead of the previous event that would begin a short event chain leading to "Dominionship". Player nations can form their respective Dominion faster should they rush the decision requirements, while AI nations will stick to historical dates of formation.
- Added decisions to rename Lake Victoria and Lake Baikal while owning provinces surrounding them.
- Fixed an oversight where Belgium was able to repeatedly annex the Congo.
- Removed decisions concerning claims/reorganization in Africa, due to them causing bugs, lag, and other unpleasantries.

History:
- (1836) The "Indian Territory" is now represented using a newly added "Oklahoma" tag.
- (1836) France and Austria now guarantee Sardinia-Piedmont, preventing either power from just going in and conquering it without a response from the other.
- (1945) Austria, much like Germany, is now split-up under Allied occupation until 1955.
- Added the Congo Free State/Belgian Congo to history.
- Added dynamic province names for Nigerian provinces.
- Added dynamic province names for Central American provinces.
- Added "Puntland" as a distinct tag to Modern Day Somalia.
- Eliminated slavery in Modern Day (changed all slave-producing provinces to no longer produce slaves).

National Ideas:
- Added unique "Liberian Ideas" for Liberia.
- Added generic "African Ideas" for modern African countries without unique National Idea sets.

Estates:
- Added one new privilege for the Clergy: "Prohibition".
- Added one new privilege for the Corporations: "Military Industrial Complex".
- Added two new privileges for the Military: "Introduce Conscription" and "Produce War Propaganda".
- Added three new privileges for the Workers: "Encourage Education", "Empower Trade Unions" and "Workers' Cooperatives".

Removed Features:
- The Welfare Reform system seen in previous versions of the mod has been largely removed, as I was not satisifed with its implementation. This system may return in the future, possibly in the form of Estate Privileges with expanded mechanics rather than boring ol' modifiers.
- "Jingoism" (i.e., reskinned Revolutionary Zeal) has been removed, though work is being done on a new system that will be using Government Mechanic features coming in EU4 version 1.35 to represent Jingoism and more.

Miscellaneous:
- Added American state names as suggested names when creating Client States. Creating a Client State in historical American provinces will give the nation a default name relative to which American state it's created in.
- Added several straits connecting the eastern Caribbean islands.
- Added a bunch of new government names for various countries/government types.
- Added some flavorful localization to political ideologies (Hint: check the "Seat of Government" modifier of different country capitals).
- Various internal changes made to the dynamic country name system. Added some new names, removed some old ones. If you load an older save and names look weird, simply load the save as normal and they should be fixed automatically once in-game.
- Made Puppet States more unstable.
- Treaty Ports no longer change their trade good to gold, but instead have a 25% chance of changing to produce either chinaware, gems, silk or tea once activated.
- Updated Nakhchivan flag.
- Updated Dutch East Indies flag.
- Updated Quebec flag.
- Updated icons used for political party influence modifiers to better fit their respective political party icon.
- Updated Yemen areas slightly.
- Slighly changed modifiers granted by different political parties in government.
- Significantly reduced Reform Progress gain in later time periods (it was way too much before).
- Fixed being unable to release subjects as Spheres.
- Fixed a consistent stutter in game performance that would happen every month, especially in early startdates.

Switzerland:
- Added an extra state to Switzerland, "Eastern Switzerland". The region was previously composed of two rather large states, but is now split into three areas roughly corresponding to Swiss linguistic regions.
- Added new province/city names for every province in Switzerland, for every Swiss subculture/language.
- Added an event chain for the Sonderbund War.
- (1836) Swiss Cantons now start as subjects of Bern, using a new subject type: "Swiss Canton".
- (1836) Fribourg now starts Catholic.

Peru-Bolivia:
- (1836) Peru now starts the game allied with Bolivia in a war against South Peru. This is the "Salaverry-Santa Cruz War", which if won by Santa Cruz, will lead to both Peru's falling under Bolivian dominion as Puppet States within the (loose) Peru-Bolivia Confederation.
- Succeeding in this war as Bolivia will trigger another event that presents the Confederation with a number of different challenges to face, such as unruly subjects, instability and angry neighbors. Only by overcoming these problems can the Confederation be fully united.
- Securing the loyalty of North and South Peru by decreasing their Liberty Desire triggers events that grants cores on their territories, speeding up integration.
- Should Bolivia lose control over one of its two Peruvian subjects, the Confederation will immediately disband, removing any cores or subject relations Bolivia has in Peru.

Events:
- Added an event for Poland that gives them cores on all Polish-culture provinces in Europe (if Poland is fully independent, and exists anywhere between 1795-1918). This event also allows Poland to absorb Polish minor nations, like Poznan, Krakow, etc. if these are also independent.
- Added a short event chain for India/Pakistan relating to the war over, and partition of, Kashmir.
- Polished localization and pictures used for some election events.

Decisions:
- Added a decision to "befriend" a Great Power while playing as a smaller country. This is meant to give players more control over who they wish to be sphered by, as "befriended" Great Powers are more likely to influence your country. Secondly, the decision's description also displays how much influence Great Power nations currently have within your nation.
- Added a decision for Bhutan to become a monarchy and form the Wangchuck dynasty.
- Added a decision for Britain to establish the House of Windsor if they have a German dynasty and are at war with a German Great Power.
- Added a decision for India to establish its modern state borders by adding them as releasable nations.

History:
- Added Dom Pedro II's regency to Brazilian history.
- Added the Dutch East Indies as a subject of the Netherlands to history, also adjusted province ownership and subject relations between some states in the region.
- Added more releasable nations in Indonesia.
- Added the Italian Social Republic to history as a German Puppet State in relevant time periods.
- Added Puntland to modern Somalia.
- Changed Occitan provinces in southern France to be cores of the "Toulouse" tag, instead of Provence.
- Certain modern Monarchies will now receive their proper historical royal ruler if the "Royal Power" reform is selected.
- Slight modifications made to Arabia in 1836.

Miscellaneous:
- Mobilization modifier has been adjusted to only grant a discount on Infantry Cost, as opposed to it previously discounting all land units.
- Colonial Dependencies and Dominions now have the ability to declare their own wars and create their own subjects.
- Fixed various code that was generating errors.
- Updated some straits: Removed straits deemed 'too unrealistic' (too long) or plain ugly, updated some existing straits to look better, added a new strait between the Kurils and Kamchatka.
- Updated East India Company flag to a more unique design, inspired by a similar flag design from Victoria 3.
- Updated Iberian Union flag.
- Updated cog icon (wow).
- Updated mod thumbnail.

Events:
- Added an event for Paraguay to stop being Revolutionary once Rodriguez de Francia dies.
- Added events for modern day Ukraine, where Democratic nations can lend support either monetarily or by donating Artillery units, including HIMARS if America is feeling generous.
- Added an event that flips province ownership during Civil Wars. If a war participant occupies the entirety of a state, it will flip to the controller nation (capital provinces being an exception).
- Updated and improved existing Australian events.
- Updated and improved existing American events, rewrote a bunch of localization. Added more alt-history options to some historical events, such as the Oregon Treaty and Alaska Purchase.

Government Reforms:
- Added a new Government Reform for both Republican and Theocratic Muslim states; "Islamic Republic". For Theocracies, this reform unlocks mechanics normally tied to a Republican government type, such as elections.
- Fixed some issues with Government Reforms that arose after the 1.34.4 update.

History:
- Some countries who have most of their mission tree completed by 1836 (like France or Prussia) now start the game with most of the permanent rewards normally earned for completing those missions.
- Added new 'Faroese' culture to the Faroe Islands.
- Added the CSA and New Africa as releasable nations to post-civil war America.
- Texan culture now continues to exist into later start dates (previously, it would get replaced with 'Dixie' over time).
- Added numerous historical conflicts to Xinjiang/East Turkestan region's history, including the Dungan Revolt and later Turkestani Republic revolts.

Miscellaneous:
- Added Baltic German "Balten" province names for Estonian/Latvian provinces.
- Added unique Faroese and Greenlandic National Ideas.
- Updated flags of the Kingdom of France (KOF) and Bermuda.
- 'Texian' culture has been renamed to Texan. The country of Texas now uses the country adjective 'Texian' instead.
- Some releasable countries, like for example Liechtenstein, now receive a ruler of a historically correct dynasty if released.
- Added support for Dynasty-based country names.
- Improved stability of country renaming system.
- Fixed a bug where annexing a country via the "Unite the Nation" peacedeal would sometimes have unintended countries taking unintended land.

Afghanistan:
- Afghanistan between 1823 and 1863 now starts off fragmented into three major states; Kabul, Kandahar and Herat.
- In history, Kabul will go on to unite these three states and eventually turn into Afghanistan proper in 1926.
- Added decision "Form Emirate of Afghanistan", available to the three Afghan states mentioned before if they can unite the region. This decision does not form the tag of Afghanistan, but it does change the country's name to "Afghanistan".
- Added decision "Form Kingdom of Afghanistan", available to whichever nation presses the latter decision, this one does change the country's tag to Afghanistan. The decisions are formatted like this to reflect the historical flag-change that happened between the "Emirate" and "Kingdom" phases of the country.

Decisions:
- Added Prussian decision to colonize southern Namibia.
- Added British decision to "develop" the Falkland Islands, which makes the Falklands a releasable nation.
- Added triggers to several British formable ET nations to prevent them being formed by end-game tags.
- Certain "Unify Region/Culture" decisions have been changed to annex subject nations via a new event, rather than an effect. This gives player nations a say in whether or not they wish to be annexed while (for example) Prussia is forming Germany. AI nations will never refuse this event.

History:
- Added African American culture to several provinces in 1836.
- Added the Trans-Siberian Railway to history after 1916.
- Updated "preferred religion" of a bunch of smaller German states. This means many German states will no longer randomly convert religion the moment they get Sphered by another country, and will stick to their preferred historical religion unless force-converted.
- Updated provinces and countries in the general 1836 Germany area. Added new releasable nations (including B I G Liechtenstein), changed some cores, corrected some incorrect government names/ranks/reforms, added some new dynamic province names for some tags.
- Made some changes to the history of the Palestine/Israel region. Changed claims, cores, province names, subject relations, etc.
- British Nigeria is now given those two provinces in western Cameroon previously owned directly by the UK on game start in relevant time periods.

Government Reforms:
- Added two new starting Monarchy reforms: "Principality" and "Grand Duchy". Not to be confused with similarly named reforms in vanilla, these reforms simply change a country's government name to "Principality" and "Grand Duchy" respectively, with associated ruler titles. Available to countries that historically held such titles.

Miscellaneous:
- Added two new ruler personality traits: "Communist Sympathizer" and "Fascist Sympathizer", which increase diplomatic opinion of the current country with other countries of those ideologies, even if these countries do not share state-ideology.
- Updated a bunch of vanilla/ET National Ideas to support alias tags. Also gave various minor nations lacking unique Ideas access to existing National Idea sets (Hesse-Darmstadt now has "Hessian Ideas", for example).
- Updated development in 1836, many regions have had development significantly reduced to better balance Great Powers.
- Updated a bunch of dynamic province names for different tags/cultures.
- Updated the re-election effect for some EF political events to include new effects added in 1.34, last time I did this it lead to some strange crashes so we'll see how this goes...
- Countries in later time periods now start the game with slightly more money.
- Countries in later time periods no longer start the game with random unfinished colonies.
- Republics in later time periods now start the game with varying amounts of Republican Tradition based on selected government reforms.
- Improved Pan-Nationalist rebel tooltip to better explain what the rebels will try to do.
- Fixed Prime Minister election events creating male rulers with female names.