玻利维亚

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"Peru and Bolivia are close to the creation of a new confederation, but can the two countries come to an agreement? Will such a union be formed?"

Bolivia is a Minor Power in South America. It is bordered by 智利, 阿根廷 and 瓜拉尼瓜拉尼 to the south, its puppets 没有结果 and 没有结果 to the west, 没有结果 to the north and 巴西 to the east.

Journal and events

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The Peru-Bolivian Confederation

The Bolivian intervention into the Peruvian civil war of 1835 has led to the territories of Peru falling under the control of the President of Bolivia. We must do all we can to preserve this fragile Confederation, so that a true and complete union between our nations might become possible.
Whilst we seek to consolidate the Confederation's rule, we will be subject to increased aggression from our neighbors.

可见条件： Only while active
Activation conditions: 无	触发时效果：无

完成条件： Is Bolivia Has Peru, North Peru, South Peru or Iquicha as subjects None of our South Andean and Quechua subjects are currently in a Civil War Progress bar is complete	完成时效果： Trigger event The Pact of Arequipa

失败条件： Either: Bolivia does not exist Does not have Peru, North Peru, South Peru or Iquicha as subjects Does not have South Andean primary culture	失败时效果： Trigger event The Fall of the Confederation

Monthly If legitimacy is above 50, advance journal entry progress by 1 (out of 120)

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The Pact of Arequipa

Despite the machinations of our rivals, the Peru-Bolivia Confederation has endured for a decade. The possibility now exists for the true unification of our nation under a single, rationalized government.

趣味文本：

The mountains are only a distant knife piercing through the evening sky from here. Their jagged blade, pale between the clouds.
"As successors of the Inca Empire, we must annex its former territories, follow the line of the sea and go on, go on, go on."

触发于：

Completing journal entry The Peru-Bolivian Confederation

触发条件：

无

Sign for the Union!

Bolivia annexes every subject that is Peru, North Peru, South Peru or Iquicha
Becomes 没有结果

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The Capture of Salaverry

With the capture of the self-proclaimed Supreme Chief of Peru, President Andrés de Santa Cruz has finally consolidated his control over both Peru and Bolivia. Salaverry's capture represents the final act of the Peruvian civil war."

趣味文本：

Brought before the President, manacled and with charged bayonets at either side, Salaverry held his head as high as he could. Execution was all but guaranteed now.
Santa Cruz, however, saw opportunity. A fresh chance at a confederation was at hand with Salaverry defeated. The only question was what path would bring Peru into the fold the quickest.

触发于：

North Peru is a subject of this country

触发条件：

无

The penalty for his treason is death.

Salaverry dies
North Peru radicals
Every centralised country in South America that is not a member of the Confederation receives the event The Fall of Salaverry in 7 days

He will never be permitted to return to Peru.

Salaverry is exiled
North Peru radicals
Every centralised country in South America that is not a member of the Confederation receives the event The Fall of Salaverry in 7 days

Technology

Production technology	Military technology	Society technology
Prospecting Steelworking Distillation Cotton Gin	Drydocks Admiralty Army Reserves Artillery	Law Enforcement Currency Standards Colonization Democracy Medical Degrees Romanticism

Politics

Bolivia is a Military Dictatorship, with General Andrés de Santa Cruz supporting the Armed Forces.

Starting Laws
Power Structure		Economy		Human Rights
Governance Principles	Presidential Republic	Economic System	Interventionism	Free Speech	Censorship
Distribution of Power	Autocracy	Trade Policy	Mercantilism	Labor Rights	No Workers' Rights
Citizenship	Racial Segregation	Taxation	Per-Capita Taxation	Children's Rights	Child Labor Allowed
Church and State	State Religion	Land Reform	Tenant Farmers	Rights of Women	Legal Guardianship
Bureaucracy	Appointed Bureaucrats	Colonization	No Colonial Affairs	Welfare	No Social Security
Army Model	Professional Army	Policing	No Police	Migration	Migration Controls
Internal Security	No Home Affairs	Education System	No Schools	Slavery	Slavery Banned
		Health System	No Health System

Interest groups

Bolivia begins with the Armed Forces in government. The Landowners, Catholic Church, Industrialists, Intelligentsia and Rural Folk are in opposition, while the Trade Unions and Petite Bourgeoisie are marginalized.

The Armed Forces and Landowners have the Caudillismo ideology, which replaces the Paternalistic ideology for the Landowners.

Historical characters

Politicians
Name	Type	Interest Group	Ideology	Traits
Andrés de Santa Cruz	Ruler	Armed Forces	Moderate	Ambitious
Mariano Enrique Calvo	Politician	Landowners	Reformer	Erudite, Basic Political Operator, Honorable
Casimiro Olañeta	Politician	Petite Bourgeoisie	Radical	Charismatic, Basic Diplomat
José Miguel de Velasco	Politician	Armed Forces	Moderate	Ambitious, Brave, Arrogant

Generals and Admirals
Name	Role	Interest Group	Ideology	Traits	Rank	HQ Region
José Ballivián	General	Armed Forces	Moderate	Bigoted, Surveyor	Commander rank 1 Brigadier General	The Andes
Francisco Burdett O'Connor	General	Armed Forces	Moderate	Celebrity Commander, Honorable, Tactful		The Andes

Historical Character Templates
Name	Type	Interest Group	Ideology	Traits	Conditions
José María de Acha	Politician	Armed Forces	Liberal	Experienced Political Operator, Meticulous, Reserved	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1850 and 1870
José María Linares	Politician	Intelligentsia	Authoritarian	Erudite, Ambitious, Persistent	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1848 and 1862 Intelligentsia and Petite Bourgeoisie are not both marginalized
Casimiro Corral	Politician	Petite Bourgeoisie	Radical	Basic Political Operator, Charismatic	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1860 and 1880
Tomás Frías	Politician	Landowners	Liberal	Experienced Political Operator, Meticulous	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1840 and 1884
Aniceto Arce	Politician	Industrialists	Republican	Innovative, Master Bureaucrat, Direct	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1865 and 1900
Ismael Montes	Politician	Intelligentsia	Reformer	Brave, Wounded	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1900 and 1933
Servero Fernández Alonso	Politician	Industrialists	Pacifist	Reserved, Basic Political Operator	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1885 and 1910
Simón Iturri Patiño	Politician	Industrialists	File:Ideology leader protectionist.png Protectionist	Cruel, Ambitious	Owns the state La Paz Date after 1905
Francisco María del Granado	Politician	Catholic Church	Reformer	Inspirational Orator, Pious, Literary	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1870 and 1895 Catholic Church is not marginalized
Nicolás Armentia y Ugarte	Politician	Catholic Church	Moderate	Explorer, Pious	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1900 and 1910 Catholic Church is not marginalized
Baut/ista Saavedra	Politician	Petite Bourgeoisie	Reformer	Wrathful, Experienced Political Operator	Owns the state La Paz Date after 1915
Gabriel Gosálvez	Politician	Intelligentsia	Social Democrat	Experienced Diplomat, Basic Political Operator	Owns the state La Paz Date after 1928
Otto Philipp Braun	General	Armed Forces	Moderate	Mountain Commander, Brave	Owns the state La Paz Date between February 1836 and 1848
Manuel Isidoro Belzu	General	Armed Forces	Radical	Popular Commander, Charismatic	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1848 and 1865
Mariano Melgarejo	General	Armed Forces	Authoritarian	Ambitious, Cruel, Alcoholic, Basic Political Operator	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1860 and 1885
Hilarión Daza	General	Armed Forces	Authoritarian	Ambitious, Reckless	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1870 and 1894 Does not have Closed Borders
Eliodoro Camacho	General	Intelligentsia	Jingoist	Popular Commander, Basic Offensive Planner, Charismatic	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1870 and 1895
José Manuel Pando	General	Armed Forces	Liberal	Explorer, Basic Artillery Commander	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1880 and 1910
Narciso Campero	General	Landowners	Moderate	Honorable, Reserved	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1865 and 1885
Ernst Röhm	Agitator	Armed Forces	Fascist	Ambitious, Bigoted, Direct	Date after 1917 Armed Forces and Petite Bourgeoisie are not both marginalized
Andrés Ibáñez	Agitator	Intelligentsia	Radical	Firebrand, Brave, Charismatic	Owns the state La Paz Date between 1868 and 1877

Economy

Starting Statistics
Statistic	Starting value
GDP	1.0M
Population	1.38M
Literacy	14.2%
Standard of Living	Struggling (8.8)

States

The Andes
Name	Type	Homelands	Arable Land		Resources								State Traits
Name	Type	Homelands	Size	Uses									State Traits
La Paz	36px	South Andean Quechua Aimara Amazonian	120	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	20	—	—	—	—	4	—	(30)	30px +25% Building Hardwood output −33% Infrastructure −33% State Construction Efficiency 30px −10% Infrastructure −10% State Construction Efficiency
Santa Cruz	36px	South Andean Quechua Aimara	100	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	15	—	—	—	—	—	14	(30)	30px +25% Building Hardwood output −33% Infrastructure −33% State Construction Efficiency
Potosí	36px	South Andean Aimara	20	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	9	—	12	—	—	4	—	—	30px −10% Infrastructure −10% State Construction Efficiency
Antofagasta	36px	South Andean Aimara	30	30px 30px	—	30	—	48	5	—	—	—	30px −10% Infrastructure −10% State Construction Efficiency 30px +15% Sulfur Mines building Throughput −10% Infrastructure −10% State Construction Efficiency
Jujuy	36px 36px	Platinean	50	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	8	36	18	—	—	3	—	—	30px −10% Infrastructure −10% State Construction Efficiency
Acre	36px	Amazonian	10	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	9	—	—	—	—	—	8	—	30px +25% Building Hardwood output −33% Infrastructure −33% State Construction Efficiency

Brazil
Name	Type	Homelands	Arable Land		Resources			State Traits
Name	Type	Homelands	Size	Uses				State Traits
Amazonas	36px	Amazonian	16	30px 30px 30px 30px 30px 30px	13	14	(5)	30px +25% Building Hardwood output −33% Infrastructure −33% State Construction Efficiency

Companies

Military

Bolivia has the Professional Army law.

Bolivia begins with 15 regular battalions and 2 conscript battalions available, using the following production methods: Line Infantry, Cannon Artillery, File:Method cavalry scouts.png Cavalry Scouts, File:Method standardized infantry.png Standardized Infantry, and Wound Dressing.

Bolivia has no flotillas at the start of the game.

Strategies and guides

以下内容为诸多玩家中的一员所给出的，关于玻利维亚的策略建议。请注意，由于游戏的动态机制，这些内容对其他玩家而言可能会以不同的方式展开。

Bolivia starts the game with three puppets: 没有结果, 没有结果 and 没有结果, and 50 infamy. If Bolivia maintains control over at least one puppet and its government has at least 50 legitimacy for 10 years, the Peru-Bolivian Confederation will unify into a single country, 没有结果. Due to the starting high infamy, it is best for the confederation to concentrate on developing its economy and only engage in warfare which will not increase its infamy.

Dismantling Brazil

Once the game is unpaused, Bolivia should start a diplomatic play liberating nations from Brazil:没有结果, 没有结果, and 没有结果 are all good options. This also adds to the possibility of 没有结果 and 皮拉蒂尼 succeeding in their rebellions. Even if Brazil is successful in quelling the revolts, Bolivia shouldn't have a problem winning the war. Brazil should remain Bolivia's target until its GDP and army no longer threatens Bolivia.

Expansion targets

As long as the great powers don't intervene and Brazil has been dismembered, Bolivia should have little difficulty annexing states from 智利 and 阿根廷. Once 巴拉圭 and 乌拉圭 are in range, they should be annexed once they are built up to near infrastructure limits. Forming 没有结果 is a viable option.

Achievements

Viva la Confederación!

As Bolivia, succesfully form the Peru-Bolivian Confederation

Federation Day

Form the Federation of the Andes

References