Empire of Brazil | |
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Leader
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Pedro de Alcântara João Carlos Leopoldo Salvador Bibiano Francisco Xavier de Paula Leocádio Miguel Gabriel Rafael Gonzaga |
Capital
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Rio de Janeiro |
Start Bias
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Jungle |
Religion
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Catholicism |
Culture
req. mod |
Colonial
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Traits req. mod
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Creative, Expansive |
Map Labels Language req. mod
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South American |
Magical Girl req. mod
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Dilma Rousseff |
Brazil led by Pedro II is a civilization available in vanilla Civilization 5. It requires the Brave New World expansion pack.
A rework for Pedro II's Brazil was created by DuskJockey. Parts of this rework are also incorporated into Brazil (Juscelino Kubitschek), which gives Pedro II the rework's Unique Ability; Brazil (Getúlio Vargas), which gives Pedro II the rework's Unique Unit; and Brazil (Mem de Sá), which gives Pedro II the rework's Unique Building.
Overview[]
Brazil[]
Paulo Coelho, Brazil's greatest novelist, wrote of the history of his people, "They were seeking out the treasure of their destiny, without actually wanting to live out their destiny." Among former colonies, Brazil is unique in the Americas because, beyond gaining its independence through a relatively peaceful path, and even after dozens of failed separatist movements, it did not fragment into separate countries as did British and Spanish possessions. Brazil was a Portuguese colony from the time of the arrival of Pedro Cabral, who claimed it for his sovereign in 1500 AD, until the royal family in exile from their occupied homeland elevated it to the status of kingdom in 1815. Full independence was achieved in 1822 when the Empire of Brazil was created with a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary government. With the overthrow of Pedro II, the second and last emperor, in 1889 AD it became a republic. Although the republic would suffer through dictatorships and military juntas over the next century, democracy returned in the 1980s when the first elected civilian government assumed power after a negotiated transition. Under a succession of able leaders, Brazil achieved political and economic stability, became a vital and influential member of the international community, and has at last achieved "the treasure of [its] destiny."
Pedro II[]
The first Brazilian monarch to be born in Brazil, during his long reign Pedro II brought stability and progress to his homeland, as well as making it the preeminent power in South America. A calm and serious man, Pedro II zealously guarded his nation's sovereignty, challenging the mighty British Empire and fledgling United States when those countries sought to meddle in the region. He led Brazil in three wars, gaining new territory and prestige, while continuing to focus his attention primarily upon making Brazil a modern state. He encouraged coffee production rather than sugar, and actively supported and sponsored road, railroad, telegraph and undersea cable construction.
Although popular with his people, the Emperor was overthrown in November, 1889 by a group of military leaders wanting to form a republic headed by a dictator. Ever a patriot, when he departed into exile, Pedro II expressed his "ardent wishes for the greatness and prosperity of Brazil."
Dawn of Man[]
All Hail his most respected and magnanimous Emperor, Pedro II of Brazil. It was with great insight and unshakeable dignity that you ruled the Brazilian Empire for over 50 years, ushering in a time of lasting peace and prosperity. Your reputation as a stern, but fair leader was never blemished by controversy, as your unwavering dedication to the people of Brazil provided hope and established the kingdom's position in South America. Your scholarly pursuits and staunch defense of freedom of speech led to the creation of several institutions of higher learning, strengthening Brazil's sense of national identity.
Revered Emperor Pedro, your people long for a return to the peaceful days when you walked among them, hearing their stories and reassuring them of a bright future. Will you once again lead your kingdom to prosperity? Can you build a civilization that stands the test of time?
Introduction: I am Pedro, Emperor of Brazil. I have little time for pleasantries, what brings you here?
Defeat: This is why I prefer diplomacy to violence...
Unique Attributes[]
Brazil (Pedro II)
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Carnival During Golden Ages, generate +100% Tourism and +50% generation of cultural Great People. |
Pracinha (Infantry) |
Brazilwood Camp |
Brazil (Pedro II)
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Empire of the Tropics Completing a National Wonder triggers a global WLtKD based on the number of your cities. Earn Science from Population growth during WLtKD. |
Fatherland Volunteer (Rifleman) |
Imperial College (University) |
City List
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Spy List
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Strategy[]
Music[]
Peace Theme | War Theme |
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Mod Support[]
Events and Decisions[]
- Player must be Brazil
- Must have researched Combustion.
- May only be enacted once per game.
When Brazil (Lula) is installed, the Develop Ethanol Fuel decision is replaced with the Upgrade the Imperial Navy decision.
- Player must be Brazil (Pedro II)
- Must have researched Steam Power.
- May only be enacted once per game.
- Player must be Brazil.
- Must have researched Gunpowder.
- May only be enacted once per game.
Exploration Continued Expanded[]
Colony List
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Unique Cultural Influence[]
"Our people are now drinking your Caipirinha and listening to your Bossa Nova. I worry the rest of the world will also succumb to the influence of your culture."
Vanilla Civilizations | |
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Stock
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America • Arabia • Aztec • China • Egypt • England • France • Germany • Greece • India • Iroquois • Japan • Ottoman • Persia • Rome • Russia • Siam • Songhai |
DLC
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Babylon • Denmark • Inca • Korea • Mongolia • Polynesia • Spain |
Gods and Kings
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Austria • Byzantium • Carthage • Celts • Ethiopia • Huns • Maya • Netherlands • Sweden |
Brave New World
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Assyria • Brazil • Indonesia • Morocco • Poland • Portugal • Shoshone • Venice • Zulu |