Version 1.7.3

– Updated to version 1.13

Version 1.7.2

MAJOR:
– Added Liao culture to the Chinese culture group.
– Added Liao (CH0) as a new cultural tag.
– Added Xibei Chinese and Liao national ideas.
– All countries with Jianghuai culture have the Ming idea set.
– Forming the Qing Dynasty causes Liao culture to be removed from the map.

SCENARIO:
– Removed / Adjusted cores for the "Reign of 10,000 Princes" scenario to improve the survival chances of several smaller tags (Liao, Tang, Huai, etc.)
– Added forts to both scenarios to improve several tag's defensive abilities.
– Liao now exists as a 5-province Holy Principality (Confucian Monastic State) in southern Manchuria. It can change to a Chinese State if it forms Zhen or takes the cultural union decision.

Version 1.7.1

MAJOR:
– Fixed government bonuses scripting error and added localization for all ranks of Chinese State, with a separate localization for Korean Chinese States.
– Merged the Chinese State and Chinese Empire government types back into one single government type.
– Fixed Cultural tags for Hubei, Xibei and Jianghuai cultures (should now be Wuhan, Gansu and Bo respectively).

SCENARIO:
– Added in a Chahar khanate to the north of Jin in the 10,000 Princes scenario.
– Removed some stray Xi cores that existed at game start.

Version 1.7

MAJOR:
– Adapted files to match EUIV Patch 1.12 (Common Sense Update)
– Forming a new dynasty or uniting China now causes a global event to pop.
– Minor tags that unite China no longer have any Dynasty Formation decisions available (if you got that far, chances are you never wanted to change your tag).
– Mod adapted to hopefully support new Government Rank mechanic in the decisions and history files: regular tags are Ducal, dynastic challengers are Kingdoms, unchallenged dynasties are Empires.
– Fixed localization error for High Chinese tech group.
– Jin and Qing's colors are now back to their original, less eye-searing, shades.

SCENARIO:
– Yi and Miao should be slightly easier to play as.
– Yue gets one more province at the expense of Guangxi.
– Tang, Qin, Huai and Min retain pre-1.12 Mercantilism bonuses because of their difficult starts.

CULTURES:
– Current error with cultural tags for Hubei, Jianghuai and Xibei cultures (will be corrected next update).
– Split Mongol cultures (Mongol/Ilkhanic, Chahar, Khalkha, Oirat, and Buryat) into their own culture group.
– Added Ryukyuan to the Japanese culture group and made Ryukyu its cultural tag.

1.6.3
– Updated to the newest EUIV patch
– Changed several scripting terms and removed the Chinese Anarchy triggered modifier from applying to custom setups
– Zhongyuan-culture chinese states can now form Zhen rather than Shun.

Update 1.6.2
– Fixed triggered modifiers to match current 1.10 specifications.
– Gave Jianghuai, Hubei, and Xibei cultures their correct new tags.
– Prevented Reformed Chinese from being chosen at game start.

Update 1.6.1
– Fixed culture files to match post- El Dorado structure (male / female names + dynasties)
– Gyeonggi (province id = 735) starts with a University both to represent the Sungkyunkwan national academy and to make Korea keep up a bit easier with Ming in tech parity.

Update 1.6
– Updated to patch 1.10 (El Dorado)
– Province histories should now include the new Center of Trade modifiers and also the associated extra costs for the Nation Designer feature in El Dorado.
– Vanilla Mandate of Heaven Events now can fire during the Mandate Lost disaster.
– The first major Hidden Fun Stuff event now can trigger only in the 1525-1625 time range.

1.5.3
– The Reformed Chinese Tech Group pops up much slower than before.
– The Miao/Chu conflict is now much more merciful towards Miao– Chu's core is now removed and Miao now has a Reconquest CB.

1.5.2
– Changed decision type for enabling / disabling Hidden Fun Stuff, so that the missions/decisions tab isn't covered in green ribbons at the start of the game.
– Ming now becomes a Chinese Empire after taking the "Claim the Mandate of Heaven" decision, as before.