Post by Administrator on Aug 10, 2015 22:40:05 GMT
Spanish National Institutions and Traditions:
Very Poor Credit Rating: (-)
Legacy of the Carlist Insurrection: (-)
National infastructure in northern Spain is damaged; Agricultural and industrial efficiency is decreased.
Carlists: (-)
Decreases stability; increases popular discontent.
Legacy of Trafalgar: (-)
The Spanish navy never recovered from defeat at the Battle of Trafalgar. As such, she lacks for competent leadership at sea.
Gibraltar: (-)
Diplomatic penalty in dealings with Great Britain.
The Guerilla: (+)
Exceptionally good irregular fighters when defending.
His Most Catholic Majesty: (+)
Bonus relations with the Papacy
Colonial Bitterness: (-)
Massive diplomatic penalties with Latin-America.
Legacy of Louis XIV: (+)
Louis XIV renounced all French claims on the Kingdom of Spain. France no longer has claims on the Kingdom of Spain.
Claim on France: (+)
Isabella II, an offical Bourbon, has a stronger claim to the French throne than Louis-Philippe, a member of House of Orleans. Spain therefore has a legitimate claim on the Kingdom of France.
Very Poor Credit Rating: (-)
Legacy of the Carlist Insurrection: (-)
National infastructure in northern Spain is damaged; Agricultural and industrial efficiency is decreased.
Carlists: (-)
Decreases stability; increases popular discontent.
Legacy of Trafalgar: (-)
The Spanish navy never recovered from defeat at the Battle of Trafalgar. As such, she lacks for competent leadership at sea.
Gibraltar: (-)
Diplomatic penalty in dealings with Great Britain.
The Guerilla: (+)
Exceptionally good irregular fighters when defending.
His Most Catholic Majesty: (+)
Bonus relations with the Papacy
Colonial Bitterness: (-)
Massive diplomatic penalties with Latin-America.
Legacy of Louis XIV: (+)
Louis XIV renounced all French claims on the Kingdom of Spain. France no longer has claims on the Kingdom of Spain.
Claim on France: (+)
Isabella II, an offical Bourbon, has a stronger claim to the French throne than Louis-Philippe, a member of House of Orleans. Spain therefore has a legitimate claim on the Kingdom of France.