It was last verified for version 1.33.Īdditionally, positive tolerance of heretics and heathens allows those provinces to contribute to religious unity ( see above). Please help with verifying or updating this table.
for each percentage point of religious unity:. Religious unity directly affects the following: +25% upon taking the "Edict de Nantes" decision as France. +15% from the tier 3 "Religious Societies" government reform. +25% from the "Brahmin Legitimacy to Rule" privilege. 
Bayreuther idea 4: Franconian Reformers.
Smolenskian idea 1: Smolenskian Resolve. Luccan idea 1: Mending the Papal Schisms. 
Religious-Offensive: The Anti-Heresy Act. West African idea 4: Ancestors and Crescent. Karamanid idea 6: Home of the Whirling Dervishes. East Frisian idea 3: Center of Religious Thought. Religious-Diplomatic: Policy of Calculated Delay. Humanist-Aristocratic: Enlightened Aristocracy. Horde government idea 3: Mandate of the Khan. Indian Sultanate idea 1: Tolerate the Idol Worshipers. Bengali idea 1: Bengali Hindu-Sufi Syncretism. Ideas and policies which increase religious unity: If heretic tolerance is +1 and heathen tolerance is −2, the country's religious unity will be (100% * 10 + 50% * 4 + 0% * 16) / (10 + 4 + 16) = 40%. The effects of tolerance on religious unity per province are as follows:įor example, suppose a Catholic country has a 10 development Catholic province, a 4 development Protestant province, and a 16 development Sunni province. Provinces of a heretic or heathen religion contribute a percentage determined by how tolerated they are. Provinces of the state religion always contribute 100% unity regardless of tolerance. Likewise, certain estate privileges (“Guaranteed Autonomy”) cause provinces of the relevant religions to be disregarded. Provinces assigned to trade companies are not considered when calculating religious unity. Religious unity is the percentage of a country's development provided by provinces that follow the state religion or a positively tolerated heretic or heathen religion.
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