天津风不是天津的风
“Brazil is in a period of upheaval following the abdication of Emperor Pedro I, which left the country in the rule of regents. Will Brazil manage to overcome these obstacles and emerge as a great power?.”
巴西是位于南美的 
Major Power主要政权。It is the largest and most powerful country in its region, taking up most of the eastern half of South America. It does however have many problems. First and foremost, it has two ongoing civil wars when the game starts on January 1st, 1836 – against 没有结果 and the 
皮拉蒂尼. After reconquering its revolters, Brazil borders all countries in South America with the exception of 
智利 and 
厄瓜多尔, though the 
秘鲁vian states are inaccessible.
Historical Background
Brazil was originally a colony of Portugal, founded in the 1500s. At the end of 1807, when France and Spain invaded Portugal, the royal court was transferred from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro. At the end of the Peninsular War, Brazil was elevated from a colony of Portugal to a kingdom in its own right, in personal union under the Portuguese monarchy. In 1820, a revolution in Portugal forced the royal court to return to Lisbon and further tried to revert Brazil to the status of a colony.
In 1822, Brazil declared independence, with Pedro I as emperor, finally winning recognition from Portugal in 1825. Emperor Pedro was beset by crises both within Brazil and in Portugal, where his daughter was queen. These crises led him to abdicate in 1831, leaving his five-year-old son as Emperor Pedro II. During Pedro II's regency, Brazil faced several revolts and rebellions, some of which last several years. Although Pedro was declared as reaching majority in 1840, the next three decades still held more struggle and conflict for Brazil. Still, the empire was able to develop its infrastructure and introduce liberal laws, culminating with the abolition of slavery in 1888. However, shortly after this, the military – led by republican ideals – executed a coup deposing Emperor Pedro II, who did not resist, in favor of a republic.
成立
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If Brazil ceases to exist, it can be formed by 
安哥拉然加 or 没有结果 if they control 14 of Brazil's core states, which are the 
homelands of the Brazilian culture. Brazil is also releasable by any country which controls its capital, Rio de Janeiro.
日志与决议
Ragamuffin War
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Rebels in Rio Grande do Sul are demanding independence, and are willing to pay for it with the blood of their soldiers.
科技
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Brazil begins with most era 1 technologies researched.
 Production technology |
 Military technology |
 Society technology
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政治
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Brazil is a Constitutional Empire, led by the underage Emperor Pedro de Bragança, who supports the 
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| Power Structure | Economy | Human Rights | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Governance Principles |  Monarchy
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Economic System |  Agrarianism
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Free Speech |  Censorship
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| Distribution of Power |  Wealth Voting
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Trade Policy |  Mercantilism
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Labor Rights |  No Workers' Rights
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| Citizenship |  Racial Segregation
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Land reforms |  Tenant Farmers
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Children's Rights |  Child Labor Allowed
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| Church and State |  Freedom of Conscience
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Taxation |  Per-Capita Taxation
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Rights of Women |  Legal Guardianship
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| Bureaucracy |  Appointed Bureaucrats
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Colonization |  No Colonial Affairs
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Welfare |  No Social Security
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| Army Model |  Professional Army
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Policing |  Local Police Force
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Migration |  Migration Controls
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| Internal Security |  National Guard
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Education System |  No Schools
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Slavery |  Slave Trade
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| Health System |  No Health System
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| Institution | Investment Level |
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1 |
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Interest groups
The are the sole interest group 
in government. Of the interest groups 
in opposition, the 
are unaffiliated with any party, the 
and 
are members of the 
Moderate Party, while the 
Catholic Church, 
, and 
make up the 
Exalted Liberal Party. The 
are 
marginalized.
The Intelligentsia have the 
Constitutionalist ideology instead of 
Republican, meaning they won't support a republic over a monarchy.
Historical characters
| Name | Type | Interest Group | Ideology | Traits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro de Bragança |  Ruler |
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 Reformer |
 Meticulous,  Child
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| Diogo Antônio Feijó |  Politician |
|
 Moderate |
 Reserved
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| Bernardo Pereira de Vasconcelos | Politician |
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Reformer |
 Expert Political Operator
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| Martim Francisco Ribeiro de Andrada | Politician |
|
Moderate |
 Persistent,  Erudite
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| Januário da Cunha Barbosa | Politician |
Catholic Church |
Reformer |
 Inspirational Orator,  Tactful
|
| Nicolau Pereira de Campos Vergueiro | Politician |
|
Moderate |
 Imperious
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| Aureliano de Sousa e Oliveira Coutinho | Politician |
|
Moderate |
 Charismatic, Meticulous
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| João Paulo dos Santos Barretto | Politician |
|
 Royalist |
Tactful
|
 Francisco Sabino |
 Agitator |
|
 Radical |
Inspirational Orator
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| Name | Type | Interest Group | Ideology | Traits | Rank | HQ Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro de Alcântara Bellegarde |  General |
 Random |
Random |
 Commander rank 1 Brigadier General |
Brazil | |
| Pierre Labatut | General |
Random |
Random |
 Arrogant,  Woodland Combat Expert |
Commander rank 1 Brigadier General |
Brazil |
| John Grenfell |  Admiral |
Random |
Random |
 Experienced Naval Commander,  Innovative,  Scarred |
Commander rank 1 Commodore |
Brazil |
| Name | Type | Interest Group | Ideology | Traits | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Isabel de Bragança |
 Heir |
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 Abolitionist |
Reserved, Tactful |
By event after 1849 |
| Getúlio Vargas |
Politician |
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 Authoritarian |
Erudite, Meticulous,  Ambitious |
By event after 1909 |
| Benjamin Constant |
Politician |
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 Positivist |
 Engineer, Erudite
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| Ruy Barbosa |
Politician |
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Abolitionist |
 Direct, Persistent, Erudite
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| Prudente de Morais Barros |
Politician |
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Moderate |
 Experienced Political Operator, Meticulous
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| Quintino Bocaiúva |
Politician |
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 Republican |
Direct,  Literary
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| José do Patrocínio |
Agitator
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Abolitionist |
Literary, Persistent,  Demagogue
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| Joaquim José Inácio | Admiral |
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Royalist |
 Brave,  Pious, Experienced Naval Commander |
Date between 1836.1.1 and 1870.1.1 |
| Joaquim Marques Lisboa | Admiral |
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Royalist |
Brave, Experienced Naval Commander,  Dockyard Organizer |
Date between 1847.1.1 and 1870.1.1 |
| Luís Alves de Lima e Silva | General |
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Royalist |
 Surveyor, Charismatic |
Date between 1836.1.1 and 1870.1.1 |
Diplomacy
Brazil starts in two separate civil wars: against the 皮拉蒂尼 and 没有结果. Luckily, there are no other involved parties, and as the wars have already broken out, no outside parties can directly intervene.
Brazil has 
claims on the state of Amazonas, which is owned in part by Grão-Pará, 
玻利维亚, and 
哥伦比亚. It has no diplomatic pacts, but 
葡萄牙 starts with 
cold relations.
Economy
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| Statistic | Starting value |
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 GDP |
 5.1M
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 Population |
4.0M |
 Literacy |
20.1% |
 Standard of Living |
 Struggling (8.7)
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States
| Name | Type | Homelands |  Arable Land
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Resources | State Traits | |||||||||
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| Size | Uses |  |
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| Rio de Janeiro |  36px |
Brazilian Afro-Brazilian |
80 |
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9 | — | — | — | 9 | 4 | — | 7 | — |  30px
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| Bahia |  36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian |
80 |
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18 | — | 15 | — | 8 | — | — | 3 | — | 30px
 30px
 30px
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| Ceará | 36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
90 |
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7 | — | 18 | — | 3 | — | — | 3 | — | 30px
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| Goiás | 36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
40 |
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16 | — | — | — | 7[1] | — | — | 16 | — |  30px
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| Maranhão | 36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino Amazonic |
40 |
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16 | — | — | — | 7 | — | — | 6 | — | 30px
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| Mato Grosso | 36px 36px |
Guarani Amazonian Brazilian Paulista |
60 |
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29 | — | 18 | — | — | — | — | 26 | (5) | 30px
 30px
30px
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| Minas Gerais | 36px |
Brazilian Afro-Brazilian |
150 |
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24 | — | 45 | 30 | — | — | (10) | 7 | (5) | |
| Paraná | 36px |
Guarani Brazilian Sulista Paulista |
40 |
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30 | 20 | — | — | 3 | 2 | — | — | — |  30px
30px
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| Paraíba | 36px |
Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
50 |
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4 | — | — | — | 2 | — | — | 1 | — | 30px
30px
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| Pernambuco | 36px |
Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
60 |
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5 | — | — | — | 3 | — | — | 2 | — | 30px
30px
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| Piauí | 36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
30 |
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14 | — | 36 | — | 7 | — | — | 4 | — | 30px
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| Rio Grande do Norte | 36px |
Tupinamba Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Nordestino |
30 |
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7 | — | — | — | 4 | — | — | 2 | — | 30px
30px
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| Santa Catarina | 36px |
Guarani Brazilian Sulista Paulista |
40 |
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7 | 20 | — | — | 2 | 2 | — | — | — | 30px
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| São Paulo | 36px |
Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Paulista |
130 |
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22 | — | — | — | 15 | — | — | 10 | (5) | 30px
30px
30px
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| Amazonas |  36px |
Amazonian | 40 |
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40 | — | — | — | — | — | — | 25 | (5) | 30px
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| Pará | 36px |
Amazonian Brazilian Afro-Brazilian Amazonic |
30 |
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9 | — | 78 | — | 3 | — | — | 22 | (5) | 30px
 30px
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| Rio Grande do Sul | 36px |
Guarani Brazilian Afro-Brazilian |
80 |
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11 | 28 | — | 30 | 6 | 2 | — | — | (5) | 30px
 30px
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工业与资源
- Industry
Brazil has minimal industry, with a somewhat more developed agricultural sector, notably in 
Coffee Plantations.
- Resources
Brazil has several states with the Amazon Rainforest trait, boosting 
production. Combined with a very large potential for 
Logging Camps, wood production is really Brazil's trump card. The downside is that the Amazonan also decreases infrastructure and construction efficiency. On top of that, there are multiple states with traits increasing agricultural production. The Pampas modifier in soon-to-be-reconquered Rio Grande do Sul gives +15% agricultural throughput and so does the Pantanal in Mato Grosso, although the latter comes with a −10% infrastructure reduction.
Later, both and become available in Brazil. The one glaring lack is 
, which needs to be imported or a source colonized or conquered.
军事
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Brazil starts with the Professional Army law.
Brazil starts with 33 
Battalions and can call upon 19 Conscript Battalions. All Barracks use 
No Organized Training. The battalions are divided into three armies.
| Army name | Battalions | Generals | HQ region |
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| Exército do Sul |
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Pedro de Alcântara Bellegarde | Brazil |
| Exército do Amazonas |
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Pierre Labatut | Brazil |
| Exército Imperial Brasileiro |
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— | Brazil |
The Exército do Sul is stationed at the front with the 皮拉蒂尼, and the Exército do Amazonas is stationed at the front with 没有结果.
Brazil starts with 10 
Flotillas. All Naval Bases use 
Naval Traditions.
| Navy name | Flotillas | Admirals | HQ region |
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| Armada Nacional |
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John Grenfell | Brazil |
策略与指南
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以下内容为诸多玩家中的一员所给出的，关于巴西的策略建议。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。Brazil truly has the potential to be a world power. But it is certainly not a given, when looking at Brazil's many problems.
Opening moves
The first thing to do is to win the to civil wars. It should not prove much of a problem. The two generals should be able to handle both with the standing army alone. Hold one back in defense, while you take care of the other.
Afterwards, Brazil can attack either 哥伦比亚, 
乌拉圭, or 
巴拉圭.
Expansion locally
Brazil can beat any other country in South America, and unifying the entirety of South America is not out of the question. One can simply start from one end and continue from country to country. The only thing holding Brazil back is potential European or North American interference. So one should make sure to be diplomatically on the good side of France, Great Britain, and the USA.
The only resources that Brazil completely lacks, Sulphur, is luckily found in abundance in 秘鲁, so long term, getting access to these mines should probably be a priority.
Joining a market
The main thing holding Brazil back from long term growth is the lack of coal and initially the lack of iron and steel. Early game, it can be very beneficial to join a larger market (France and UK are the obvious once) to get a access to industrial goods. There Brazil can specialise in selling agricultural products and wood, which can be very profitable.
成就
参考资料
- ↑ Not useable as non-coastal state