Some subject types count towards the states required to form a country for the overlord. Subjects also give a percentage of their convoys to their overlord as the market leader. Most subject types pay a portion of their tax, minting and other government income to their overlord (but not from the tariff and diplomatic pact income). If a country with subjects becomes a non-autonomous subject, their subjects are also transferred to the new overlord. The other types, including Customs Union, are autonomous, meaning they may start or join diplomatic plays as normal, do not automatically join their overlord's diplomatic plays, and may have their own subjects. Three of the proper subject types are non-autonomous, meaning they are unable to start or join any Diplomatic Plays, except for independence, and they automatically join their overlord's diplomatic plays. There are six types of proper subjects, and one pseudo-subject type, the Customs Union member. If you have knowledge of this topic please verify the information, otherwise discuss it in the talk page.Reason: The following is unclear or not well understood: Which other types of income contribute to the income transfer (e.g.The information in this article or section may not be reliable.This article or section needs verification. The overlord can release the vassal at their own will, although it is a rare occurrence. Subjects may request independence from their overlord with a diplomatic action or force the issue with a diplomatic play, potentially leading to an independence war. For those where it is not the case, it is generally possible to use a diplomatic play to change the subject type to a less autonomous type. Provided independence was not demanded in the war, the subject and overlord return to normal relations after the war.Įnding subject status Īn overlord can fully annex some types of subjects with a diplomatic play, and there is a −75% infamy reduction for any of an overlord's diplomatic plays targeting its subjects, except for customs union members. Even in this case, the subject pact remains with all of its usual features. It is possible for an autonomous subject, such as a dominion, and its overlord to be at war with one another by backing opposing sides in a diplomatic play. The primary diplomatic restriction is that autonomous subjects and their overlords cannot use most war goals against each other. Some subject types are autonomous, meaning they can engage in most diplomacy with nations other than their overlord. However, subjects are not protected by their overlord if they join a diplomatic play targeting another country. However, they also receive a degree of protection, as the overlord is automatically called into diplomatic plays targeting the subject. For example, East India Company is a minor power at the start of the game because they are a subject of Great Britain, despite having more prestige than the United States of America, a great power.Īdditionally, subjects have other restrictions or obligations, varying by type, such as paying a portion of their government income to the overlord, being unable to start their own diplomatic plays, or being forced to join on the side of their overlord in diplomatic plays. Most subject types must be a lower rank than their overlord, and no subject type can ever be or become a great power or major power.
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