宗教
宗教(Religion)は、キャラクターもしくは伯爵領にいる領民が信奉する神々(deities)や聖人(holy figures)を決定します。最も基本的な階層は宗派(faith)であり、その教義(doctrine)と信条(tenet)が効果と法を決めます。それぞれの宗派はより広い宗教(religion)に分類され、それは3つの宗教グループ(religious families[1])の1つに分類されます。
宗教グループ
それぞれの宗派は、信仰への敵意(faith hostility)がどのように算出されるかを決定する宗教グループ(religious family)の一部です。 世界教会主義、 スンニ、 シーア派 、 ムハッキマの教義(doctrine)を持つ宗派は、同じ教義を持つ他の宗派を迷信(astray)とみなします。信仰への敵意を修正するいくつかの教義(tenets)もあります。
グループ | 異なる宗教グループ | 異なる宗教 | 異なる宗派 | 異端者(heresies)の影響の受けやすさ |
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アブラハム宗教(Abrahamic) | 邪悪(Evil) | 邪悪 | 敵意(Hostile) | |
東方宗教(Eastern) | 敵意 | 迷信* | 迷信* | |
バガン(Pagan) | 邪悪 | 敵意 | 迷信 |
- ゾロアスター教(Zoroastrianism)は、宗教内の異なる宗派を敵意として扱う唯一の東方宗教です。他の東方宗教は今まで通り迷信として扱われています。
信仰への敵意
それぞれの宗派は他のすべての宗派に対してネガティブな見解を持っており、ネガティブな度合いは宗教グループによって異なります。 多元主義の教義を持つ宗派はこれらのペナルティを半分にし、一方で 原理主義の教義はペナルティを倍にします。
見解 | キャラクターの評価 | 領民の評価 | 異宗派間の結婚(Intermarriage) | 称号の剥奪(Title usurpation) | 聖戦(Holy Wars) | 説明 |
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正当(Righteous) | 0 | 0 | この宗派は正当であるとみなされている | |||
迷信 | −10 | −15 | この宗派は特に重要な点では異なっていない。 | |||
敵意 | −20 | −30 | この宗派は極めて逸脱している。 | |||
邪悪 | −30 | −45 | この宗派は忌むべきものとみなされている。 |
宗派の組織度
宗派の組織度(Faith organization[2]) とは、それぞれの宗派がどのぐらい組織化され、首尾一貫しているかを説明するものです。宗派は組織化されたもの(organized)と未改革のもの(unreformed)分けられ、それぞれに長所と短所があります。ほとんどのパガン(Pagan)の宗派は未改革で始まり、アブラハム宗教や東方宗教の宗派はすべて組織化されています。
組織化されたもの | 未改革のもの | |
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封建制を採用(Adopt Feudal) / クラン制方式のディシジョン(Clan Ways decision | はい | no |
改宗(Conversion) | 優良(superior) | 劣悪(inferior) |
封建、共和制、クラン制の封臣の評価 | 0 | −20 |
月ごとの威信(Prestige) | 0 | +20% |
未改革の宗派への改宗コスト | +500% | 0 |
征服 開戦事由(Casus Belli) | いいえ | はい |
パガンの戦闘優位性(combat advantage) | 0 | +10 |
宗派の創設 | 新しい宗派 | 改革(Reformation) |
美徳と罪
美徳(Virtues)と罪(sins)は、宗派や宗教がなにを美徳だとか罪深いとみなすのかの特性です。いくつかの信条(tenets)は、偉大な美徳や大罪を追加し、それは2倍の効果を持ちます。
特性 | 同じ宗派の評価 | 月毎の信仰点(piety) |
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美徳 | +10 | +1 |
偉大な美徳 | +20 | +2 |
罪 | −10 | −1 |
大罪 | −20 | −2 |
Religions
Religions have two main effects. First, each religion has a baseline set of sins and virtues. Second, the religion determines which men-at-arms its holy orders will favor. A faith's tenets can add traits considered sins and virtues, replacing some of the original ones if they happen to conflict.
Religious family | Religion | Virtues | Sins | Holy order men-at-arms | Holy sites | Holy order names | High god name | Great holy war name | Court Chaplain / Realm Priest name | |||
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Count | Duke | King | Emperor | |||||||||
Abrahamic | Christianity |
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Order Knights | 5 |
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God | Crusade | Suffragan Bishop | Bishop | Archbishop | Patriarch Matriarch |
Islam |
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Cataphracts | 5 |
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Allah | Jihad | Court Imam | Mufti | Allamah | Grand Allamah | |
Judaism |
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Shomer | 5 | Herem Warriors | The Lord | Great Holy War | Kohen | Rabban | Nasi | Gadol | |
Dualism |
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Mubarizun | 5 |
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God | Great Purification | Didaskalos | Bishop | Patriach Matriarch |
Patriach Matriarch | |
Miletê Tawûsê Melek |
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Cataphracts | 5 | Servants of Melek Taus | Melek Taus | Jihad | Peshimam | Pîr | Sheikh | Baba Sheikh | |
Eastern | Buddhism |
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Khandayat | 5 |
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Siddhartha | Great Purification | Upadhyaya | Purohit | Rajpurohit | Marajpurohit |
Hinduism |
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War Elephants | 7 |
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Brahman | Great Purification | Upadhyaya | Purohit | Rajpurohit | Marajpurohit | |
Jainism |
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Khandayat | 5 |
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The Tirthankaras | Great Purification | Upadhyaya | Purohit | Rajpurohit | Marajpurohit | |
Zoroastrianism |
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Mubarizun | 5 |
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Ahura Mazda | Great Purification | Herbad | Mobed Mobedyar |
Dastur Dastuyar |
Dastur Dastuyar | |
Taoism |
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Chu-ko-nu Archers | 6 | Faithful of Han Chung-li | Tao | Great Purification | Court Priest Court Priestess |
Libationer | High Libationer | High Libationer | |
Pagan | Tibetan |
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Mountaineers | 5 | Guardians of the Five Khandro | Sangpo Bumtri | Great Purification | Upadhyaya | Purohit | Banchenpo | Banchenpo |
Mandé |
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Bush Hunters | 5 | Watchers | Amma | Great Holy War | Hogon | Hogon | Hogon | Hogon | |
Hsexje |
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None | 5 | Faithful of the war god | Mubyasei | Great Purification | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Tanism |
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None | 5 |
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Donyi-Polo | Great Purification | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Mundhumism |
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None | 5 |
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Tagera Ningwaphuma | Great Purification | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Steppe |
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Horse Archers | 5 | Lords of the Sky | Tengri | Great Holy War | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Akan |
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Horn Warriors | 5 | Faithful of Adade Kofi | Nyame | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Baltic |
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Metsänvartija | 5 | Chosen of Perkunas | Dievas | Great Holy War | Court Seerer Court Seeress |
Vaidilė Vaidilutė |
Vaidilė Vaidilutė |
Vaidilė Vaidilutė | |
Finno-Ugric |
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Metsänvartija | 5 | Sons of Kalevala | Ukko | Great Holy War | Noaidi | Noaidi | Noaidi | Noaidi | |
Hausa |
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Bush Hunters | 5 |
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Boorii | Great Holy War | Adjingi Magadja |
Adjingi Magadja |
Adjingi Magadja |
Adjingi Magadja | |
Kordofan |
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Horn Warriors | 5 | Faithful of Wepwawet | Wepwawet | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Norse |
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Huscarls | 5 |
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Odin | Great Holy War | Godi Gydja |
Hofgoði | Riksgoði | Riksgoði | |
Oromo-Somali |
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Horn Warriors | 5 | Faithful of Wiilwaal | Waaq | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Senegambian |
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Bush Hunters | 5 | Servants of the Pangool | Roog | Great Holy War | Saltigue | Saltigue | Saltigue | Saltigue | |
Siberian |
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Metsänvartija | 5 |
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Numi-Turum | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Slavic |
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Horse Archers | 5 | Warriors of Perun | Rod | Great Holy War | Zhrets Zhritsa |
Volkhv Vedunya |
Volkhv Vedunya |
Volkhv Vedunya | |
Youruba |
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Bush Hunters | 5 | Faithful of Ogun | Ọlọrun | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman | |
Uralic |
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Horse Archers | 5 | Táltos of the Field | Isten | Great Holy War | Táltos | Táltos | Táltos | Táltos | |
Greco-Roman |
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Palatini | 5 |
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Zeus | Great Holy War | Flamen Vestal |
Pontifex | Oracle Sybil |
Oracle Sybil | |
Zunbil |
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Mubarizun | 5 | Faithful of Zun | Zun | Great Purification | Diviner | Diviner | Grand Diviner | Grand Diviner | |
Paganism |
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Horse Archers | 5 | Faithful of Mother Earth | Mother Earth | Great Holy War | Court Shaman | Shaman | High Shaman | High Shaman |
Religion | Description |
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Christianity |
Focused on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, Christianity revolves around the concept of salvation, in which adherents are forgiven for their sins and welcomed by God into the afterlife. |
Islam |
Islam is the final revelation of the Abrahamic faith, guided by the word of God, as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. It focuses on living a good life in servitude to the one and only merciful God. |
Judaism |
A good life is lived in accordance with the covenant entered between the Hebrew people and the unique and absolute God. |
Dualism |
Dualism most commonly is the belief that there are two fundamental forces which exist in direct opposition to each other; a benevolent spiritual force that gave birth to the human soul, and a malevolent material force that created the human body. |
Miletê Tawûsê Melek |
The eternal god created the universe and his seven angels. First among them is Melek Taus, whom god gave stewardship of the world. |
Buddhism |
Buddhism follows the teachings of Gautama Buddha and subsequent "enlightened ones", in order to overcome the suffering of existence, inflicted by the endless cycle of change through death and rebirth. Achieving enlightenment is the path to release from Samsara, into the non-existence of Nirvana. |
Hinduism |
Hinduism is a dharma, a way of life, that includes a multitude of gods and religious practices. Shared is the belief in samsara, the endless cycle of the soul's continuous rebirth into the world, and moksha, the freeing from that cycle. |
Jainism |
Jains seek to follow the twenty-four teachers, the thirtankaras, to leave the world's eternal cycle of death and rebirth by attaining omniscience, Kevala Jnana. Non-violence and good lives is at the center of Jainism, for and the foremost prayer states that "the function of souls is to help one another." |
Zoroastrianism |
Following the teachings of Zoroaster, Zoroastrians believe in the lord of wisdom, Ahura Mazda, who is the source of all good, and who opposes falsehood, represented by Angra Mainyu. A Zoroastrian seeks the path of Truth through Good Thoughts, Good Words and Good Deeds. |
Taoism |
Tao is the source, pattern, and substance from which all things exist. Living in harmony with the Tao leads to peace, contentment, and upon death, ascension to live within the Tao as an immortal spirit. |
Tibetan |
Bön is an ancient shamanistic religion indigenous to the region of Tibet. It is characterized by meditation, mystical rituals, and a strong belief in animistic spiritualism. |
Mandé |
The native faiths of the Mandé people focus on venerating both the great spirits of the land as well as the honoring the spirits of the dead. |
Hsexje |
The folk religions of the Qiangic tribes focus on the worship of the Gods of nature and their ancestors, as well as the veneration of white flint stones which are said to possess spirits of nature. |
Tanism |
The religion of the Tani Lhoba and their neighbors focuses around a duality of natural deities who are worshiped as the Suprume Being. To the Tani, these dual deities are Donyi, the sun goddess, and Polo, the moon god. |
Mundhumism |
Mundhumism is a religious tradition of the Kirati peoples of the Himalayas that focuses on the ancient stories and songs called Mundhum, which they consider to be their scriptures. Mundhumism is a syncretic religion, that incorporates many deities and practices from Hinduism along with the worship of ancestors. |
Steppe |
Tengrists view their existence as sustained by Tengri, the eternal blue sky, and Eje, the fertile earth mother. Adherents are expected to keep the world in balance by living an upright, respectful life; deceitfulness and subversiveness are highly stigmatized. |
Akan |
The various faiths of the Akan peoples worship the children of the creator and mother Earth. |
Baltic |
As adherents of "the abode of inner peace", Baltic pagans focus on living in harmony with the natural world around them while preserving the traditions and stories of their ancestors. |
Finno-Ugric |
The veneration of nature and a profound respect for one's ancestors and their traditions are what define Finno-Ugric paganism. Held in high regard amongst adherents is "sisu", a Finnish concept of stoic determination, grit, bravery, and resilience. |
Hausa |
Venerating the spiritual force that resides in all physical things, the priestesses of this faith serve as intermediaries between mankind and the spirits of the world. |
Kordofan |
Veneration of the ancient gods remains strong here, as does the veneration of the boundary between life and death. |
Norse |
The native faith of the Scandinavian region, Norse paganism revolves around reverence of gods known as the Æsir. Adherents are expected to live — and preferably die — in an honorable fashion. |
Oromo-Somali |
The world is ruled by many deities, but they are all subject to the highest one, Waaq, the god of the sky. Rain and life is brought down to us from above. |
Senegambian |
The Serer people's traditions outline the way of the Divine, the path to living a spiritually fulfilling life in honor of one's ancestors and the creator of the universe, Roog. |
Siberian |
Siberians believe in a horizontal world where men and beasts all live in clans, linked together through alliance or vengeance. Hunting is a core part of the equilibrium between taking and giving life, and with death all souls travel downstream to reincarnate in the clan they lived in previously. |
Slavic |
Emphasizing personal duty, morality, and conformity, Slavic paganism is the blanket term for the myriad native faiths of much of Central and Eastern Europe. Community is an important part of most, and religious ceremonies are often public gatherings which celebrate beauty and joyfulness. |
Youruba |
Though he created the universe, the high god of the Yoruba pantheon remains distant from mortal affairs. Practitioners instead pray to the òrìṣà, innumerable spirits sent by the higher divinities to guide humanity along their chosen path. |
Uralic |
In the native Mogyër faith each Táltos, or priest, is chosen by the gods prior to their birth. Endowed with superhuman strength, wisdom, and powers, Mogyërs entrust these Táltos with protecting their communities and leading them to prosperity. |
Greco-Roman |
Hellenists worship the ancient Greek and Roman gods, said to reside on Mount Olympus. Each god has their own aspects and is venerated by their worshipers in their own way. |
Zunbil |
Established by the Zunbil dynasty, Zunists revere and praise the sun for bestowing its bounty upon the surface of the earth. |
Paganism |
Commonly defined by a reverence for nature, ancestor worship, and a belief in spirits, many native faiths are considered to be various forms of paganism. |
Holy sites
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Holy sites are baronies that are considered sacred by a faith. If a faith controls a holy site, all characters belonging to that faith will gain a permanent bonus. For most religions, all faiths have the same holy sites. Most religions have 5 holy sites per faith, but a few have more. All Abrahamic faiths share Jerusalem as a holy site.
- ↑ 訳者注:https://paratranz.cn/projects/1518/issues/5114?id=5658
- ↑ 訳者注:wiki用語?なので一旦このように訳しました