So I spent the last 3 hours digging into the game files and I've compiled a list of all melting pot cultures listed in events/NEOW_meltingpots.txt and elsewhere and what triggers them (God I need to get a life) Also note that melting pot culture events have a high MTTH (mean time to happen), which can be shortened if you use the 'faster melting pots' rule at game start, and that 'controls' means it's part of the ruler's demesne. I'm also posting this on Reddit, you can check it here.

Anglo-Indian/Angrezi (Anglo-Frisian) - Exists at game start. Expands by event to any Dravidian or Indo-Aryan (except Far Western Indo-Aryan) province if controlled by a Easlander, Northlander, Anglo-Norman, Westlander or Ulsterite ruler. (Note that it cannot expand by event through Anglo-Indian rulers, which is similar to the rest of the cultures here. Possibly in oversight, New English isn't counted for Anglo-Indian creation events.)

New English (Anglo-Frisian) - Created by decision if an Anglo-Frisian ruler controls all of England. This decision instantly converts all Anglo-Frisian provinces and courtiers in England to New English, but not Brittanic ones. (Listed in events/NEOW_england_events.txt.)

Lytsvin (Baltic) - Created by event if a Lithuanian ruler controls Belarussian provinces.

Brytwysher (Brittannic) - Created by event if a Briton, Southerner or Scouse ruler controls any Dravidian or Indo-Aryan (Except Far Western Indo-Aryan) province. (This culture does not have the character event which converts rulers if the culture is present in their capital, because according to the events file, "the language is supposed to be spoken by the native population").

Frencig (Brittannic) - Created by event if any Brittannic ruler controls any Francophone province.

Lietuvininkai (Central Germanic) - Created by event if a Prussian ruler controls Lithuanian provinces.

Langobard (Central Germanic) - Created by event if a Bavarian, Rheinlander or Swabian ruler controls Lazian, Lombard, Piemontese, Tuscanian or Venetian provinces.

Schleswigvolk (Central Germanic) - Created by event if a Prussian ruler controls Danish provinces.

Pondicherien (Francophone) - Created by event if any Francophone ruler controls any Dravidian province.

Atlantian (Hellenistic) - Created by event if any Hellenistic ruler controls Doggerman provinces.

Rumi (Hellenistic) - Exists at game start. Expands by event to Turkish, Elbistanli, Egeli, Kapadokyali and Karadenizci provinces if controlled by any Hellenistic ruler.

Andilsii (Maghrebi) - Created by event if an Algerian, Moroccan or Tunisian ruler controls Andalusian, Aragonese, Castilian, Catalan, Extremaduran or Portuguese provinces.

Babylonian (Near Eastern) - Created by event if an Aramaic, Assyrian or Syrion ruler controls Mashriqi/Iraqi provinces.

Gottonsk (North Germanic) - Created by event if a Gotish ruler controls any province in the Crimea region, no matter its local culture. (Because of this, this culture only expands by event to the Crimea region and nowhere else.)

Prinsesser (North Germanic) - Created by event if a Faroese ruler controls Scgot/Clydbraek provinces.

Jugoslavi (South Slavic) - Created by event if any South Slavic ruler controls any South Slavic province in Jugoslavia, the Jugoslavist faith has been triumphant and the year is past 2650. (Listed in events/yugo_melting_pot.txt, it also has unique events relating to converting South Slavic vassals to it)

Sazzac (Transnistrian) - Exists at game start. Expands by event to Cossack provinces if controlled by a Moldavian, Transylvanian or Wallachian ruler.

Ucranean (Transnistrian) - Exists at game start. Expands by event to Ukrainian provinces if controlled by a Moldavian, Transylvanian or Wallachian ruler.

Low Bhutanese (Tibeto-Burman) - Created by event if a Bhutanese ruler controls Assamese or Bengali provinces.

Anglische (Weser-Rhine Germanic) - Created by event if a Frisian, Kuhjung, Low German or Saxon ruler controls Briton, Scouse or Southerner provinces. (The inclusion of Frisian is interesting, as Frisian belongs to the Anglo-Frisian group instead of the melting pot culture's Weser-Rhine Germanic.)

Wendish (West Slavic) - Exists at game start. Expands by event to Prussian, Brandenburger or Saxon provinces if controlled by a Czech, Greater Polish, Lesser Polish or Mazovian ruler.


If I missed anything, please let me know.

just noticed your reply thank you its extremely helpful