The Kingdom of Hatra was a 2nd-century Arab kingdom located between the Roman Empire and the Parthian Empire, mostly under Parthian suzerainty, located in modern-day northern Iraq and they are known for being "kings of all arabs". reddit.com/gallery/sbnvsw
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πŸ‘€︎ u/humam898
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I'm the Maharaja of Gwalior in the 20th century. One of my predecessors accepted British suzerainty in the early part of the 19th century. To what degree can I influence the domestic policy of my own state? Do I get to decide how much is spent on healthcare and education, or am I just a figurehead?
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πŸ‘€︎ u/cestabhi
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What can I say? I'm Indo yields. (R5: Massive coastal yields from Mausoleum wonder; suzerainty of Auckland; and beaucoup Kampungs, fishing boats, offshore wind farms, and seasteads. Playing Gitarja on Deity)
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πŸ‘€︎ u/YentaMagenta
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I liberated Armagh last turn from the filthy Scythian menace. It was their last city. Can anyone tell me why Armagh is not on the city-state list? I wanted that suzerainty.
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πŸ‘€︎ u/mageta621
πŸ“…︎ Dec 09 2021
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MRW I play as Pericles and Matthiew takes back suzerainty over one of my CS for the 9th time
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πŸ‘€︎ u/Prokovka
πŸ“…︎ Nov 22 2021
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When You and Your Friend send over 120 envoys to a City State to Fight for Suzerainty
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πŸ‘€︎ u/whiteandnerdyTTV
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How to steal a city-state suzerainty while at war with the city state

Step 1) Capture city-state, annex it

Step 2) Allow to flip to free city

Step 3) Capture again, liberate

Step 4) Enjoy your new vassal

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Mamata for PM and Abhishek for Bengal CM, Pawar and Sonia also accept Mamata’s suzerainty tfipost.com/2021/07/mamat…
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πŸ‘€︎ u/xdesi
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Pronunciation of "Suzerainty"

How do you pronounce the 'u' in suzerainty? This isn't really important, but it's bothering me.

I have pronounced it o͞o ("Susan" or "Super"), and Dictionary.com agrees with me. However, recently I looked it up in a print Webster's Dictionary (1995 edition) and it says it should be pronounced Ι™ ("under" or "suds").

I can't imagine "suzerainty" is used commonly enough outside esoteric contexts to change pronunciation, nor can I find any evidence pointing to it being a regional difference.

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πŸ‘€︎ u/HelixAnarchy
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Godlike Suzerainty Start
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πŸ‘€︎ u/haaaaaise
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Discovered recently that if suzerainty over Kandy would introduce you to a natural wonder, the vision bonus kicks in BEFORE the suzerain bonus, meaning Kandy does NOT grant the free relic that one might expect.
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πŸ‘€︎ u/yamamsaheaux
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10/10 would play Suzerainty with Kim
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πŸ‘€︎ u/KurokawaAoi
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A real-life Sikh Nihang warrior. (Recently introduced as unique unit gained from the suzerainty of Lahore City State in CivVI)
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πŸ‘€︎ u/Meluhhan
πŸ“…︎ May 31 2020
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If Anyone knows what Suzerainty is, that pretty much describes my preferred relationship with my vassal states
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πŸ‘€︎ u/UltriLeginaXI
πŸ“…︎ Jul 22 2021
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My City State Ally Lahore invaded and burnt Jerusalem, under Chinese suzerainty, to the ground. Meanwhile I'm still struggling to take Xi'an
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πŸ‘€︎ u/69party69
πŸ“…︎ Nov 06 2020
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There should be a Casus Belli for someone flipping suzerainty of a city state

Edit - Should have flared this Civ6

Frequently in games where I am pursuing most any non-domination strategy a key city-state becomes integral to maintaining balance of power, and therefore peace, between me and a more aggressive neighbor.

The flipping of that city-state, even by a third party, is a borderline act of aggression in that context. And even if I immediately flip the city-state back I think I have legitimate grievance against that player.

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πŸ‘€︎ u/lsspam
πŸ“…︎ Jun 17 2020
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When your game of Suzerainty gets a bit too intense 6 hours in imgur.com/a/3AKPhkI
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πŸ‘€︎ u/munmoonpat
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March 14 1821: Signing of peace between Algiers and Tunis under the growing influence of European powers, under the auspices of the Ottoman Sultan, whose suzerainty is reaffirmed. Reconciliation remains formal. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tun…
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πŸ‘€︎ u/michaelnoir
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Bumbling Through Disco Elysium p.26 - Suzerainty: The Board Game youtube.com/watch?v=j_fqq…
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πŸ‘€︎ u/lraev
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Reworking Suzerainty and War.

I believe that when you declare war against a city-state it should automatically declare war against the nation that is it's Suzerain.

This would prevent allies/friends from taking your city-states. And really makes them act more like a vassal city-state.

Another idea would be the ability to gift units to city-states to help with their defenses.
Also, I want to see the AI less likely to raze a city-state. I hate hate hate when they burn a good one to the ground. #RIPAckland

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πŸ‘€︎ u/gogogoff0
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How justified was the reason for Charlemagne's coronation that empress Irene was the first Roman female monarch? And how did it change the acceptance of Byzantine suzerainty across Europe?
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Were the states around the Songhai empire including the ones on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean tributary states or accept suzerainty of Songhai?
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πŸ‘€︎ u/kratosasura123
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Suzerainty in Warhammer 40k

Suzerainty is when a foreign political force dictates the foreign policy of a state, while leaving the internal affairs autonomous. This describes almost every world outside of Holy Terra in the Imperium of Man. In real life Vlad the Impaler led a Suzerainty under the Ottomans until he famously and infamously threw them off. One can imagine how onerous it is to be ground down by a foreign power, and why a leader would seek to separate themselves.

They might even have good intentions.

The same applies to the worlds the Craftworld Eldar shepherd. They effectively dictate the foreign policy of Exodites. Exodites have no power projection and are mostly helpless against foriegn powers without Craftworld aid.

This all seems quite different from worlds enslaved by Chaos Marines; Chaos Marines do not appear to support autonomous self governing planets. They have to leave their graffiti everywhere.

That is all, I learned a new word today and realized it applied to a vast swath of 40k Lore, and yet I had never read it on /r/40klore. Historically suzerainty was often formally enforced by holding family members at the capital, in case the loyalty of the government wavered.

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πŸ‘€︎ u/d36williams
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Which positive things your country/peoples had benefited from the Ottoman conquest or suzerainty?

For the principalities which formed Romania there were quite many.

First is that they never imposed their religion in here. In fact they were forbidden to settle or build mosques here. For Transylvanian Protestants the Turkish suzerainty was way more preferable over the Austrian one and their re-catholicisation.

Second I think one look at the Romanian Moldova and the Republic of Moldova is quite telling. While Romanian was almost forbidden there in the last part of the Czarist rule, in the other part a Moldovan became the first ruler of a united country made by two Romanian principalities. And there's more.

What about you guys?

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πŸ‘€︎ u/verylateish
πŸ“…︎ Jun 19 2019
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Deity Diplo Victory as Hungary: swimming in gold and diplo favor, having suzerainty of all the city states, and as many alliances as possible
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πŸ‘€︎ u/TheAsianTubaGuy
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Suggestion: Ability to alter suzerainty of a city state by conquering it

Some idle thoughts.

I am often torn on city states. Depending on your victory plans, some are worth achieving suzerainty over, others are not. In some cases, the ones you want end up having been conquered several eras before you even meet them, by which point liberating them may not be feasible.

I'd like to see more power struggling revolving around these minor powers. The way they work in civ vi is a step in the right direction from civ v, but my issue is that in any case where the city state is conquered, the difficulty of liberating it and then keeping suzerainty is often not worth it, even if the ability is good. Not to mention keeping it alive again after liberating it.

Long story short, I'd like to see that you need have suzerainty of a city state for a certain number of turns before it will accept being annexed. Being able to then keep a slightly weakened version of that city states ability would be a nice incentive to go through that process too.

Liberating an annexed city can then still work as a peace deal or straight up conquest, but you'd need to promote a government in exile first before being able to keep it's special ability, otherwise it loses its bonus and is just a regular city.

Being able to trade envoys to certain city states with other civs could be cool too.

Thoughts?

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πŸ‘€︎ u/KrossF
πŸ“…︎ Dec 15 2019
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Did Trebizond and Epirus hold on to their claims on Byzantine Empire after Nicaean restoration or did they recognize Nicaean/Byzantine suzerainty?
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Brothers In Suzerainty? imgur.com/a/Ht6JdJh
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πŸ‘€︎ u/UtterHate
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On Sukritact’s Suzerainty [civ v]

I want to preface this post, by pointing out how I am a β€˜casual’ consumer of civ content - I love to play around with mods, and I am really appreciative of the great work done by so many of the people active on this sub, however I do not really participate in the community, and thus am not active on the modding discord. Therefore I am not quite up to speed on what is going on in terms of mods under production and so on, which may become obvious in the rest of this post. My reason for writing this post is not a sense of entitlement (I don’t want to seem like I’m demanding or asking for anything), but rather just pure curiosity.

One of the mods I consider to be essential in my games, is β€˜Sukritact’s Suzerainty’, which introduces the suzerain mechanic of civ vi to civ v. I have always felt city-states seemed incredibly bland, and that the cultures and people they represented felt disconnected to the gameplay, and only served as a β€˜placeholder’. Therefore I was delighted by the introduction of the suzerain mechanic in civ vi, as I felt this gave each city-state a β€˜soul’ and was a great way to honour the historical uniqueness of the city/people. As civ v is more in my taste than civ vi, I was extremely pleased with the way Sukritact managed to port the mechanic into the game. As the mod didn’t really get updated beyond its release, I was certain that its 46 wonderful new city-states would remain the only city-states in my games. However, this changed with the release of β€˜Grant’s African City States’, which as the cherry on top of the fantastic β€˜12 Days of Africa’ event introduced an additional 6 suzerainty-compatible city-states. This gave me new hope, that more may come.

So my question is whether any of you know of suzerainty-compatible city-states planned or perhaps even in production? Or perhaps I have missed the release of other mods adding these city-states, beyond the original and the African expansion? Any answer would be greatly appreciated :) And thank you for coming to my TED-talk.

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πŸ‘€︎ u/Dolphin_dane
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Sovereignty Vs Suzerainty. Heaven Is The Abode Of The Sovereign King. Suzerainty is a relationship in which one state or other polity controls the foreign policy and relations of a tributary state (Earth, that tithes to God), while allowing the tributary state (Church) to have internal autonomy.
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πŸ‘€︎ u/pregadorchuck
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Best Suzerainty Bonuses?

What city-states do you always go for the Suzerain bonuses on? For me it’s probably Beunos Aires and Zanzibar. The amenities are too helpful.

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πŸ‘€︎ u/7ejk
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This is my second game of civ, tips? My plan going ahead is to provoke Greece by suzerainty Zanzibar , and parking my army at his capital, then I’ll Attack him in a joint war with Spain, and following that snowball into a science victory.
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πŸ‘€︎ u/Toxreg
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In HistoryMarche's videos on Michael the Brave, they say the principality of Moldavia was a vassal of Poland, under suzerainty of Transylvania and paying tribute to the Ottoman empire, all at the same time. They call this joint dominion "condominium". Were condominiums common? Other examples?

I was watching this video of HistoryMarche:
Battle of Selimbar, The Unification, Story of Micheal the Brave (Part 3/5)
https://youtu.be/MzSFTytjvTc?t=140

I had never heard of joint dominion, or "condominium", over a principality or a territory. I am curious to know how, in practice, these territories were administered, and how they could owe loyalty to different overlords at the same time. Wouldn't it cause confusion, or at least tensions, between these different overlords?

Are there other interesting examples of condominiums in history? Did they exist outside of Europe's feudal system?

Any insight into these "condominiums" would be appreciated. A Google search on the subject only gives me apartment buildings.

Thank you!

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πŸ‘€︎ u/odysseusnostos
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For those of you still playing Civ 5, I've made a mod porting Civ 6's Suzerain bonuses over: Sukritact's Suzerainty forums.civfanatics.com/th…
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πŸ‘€︎ u/sukritact
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Suzerainty on the Whirling in Rags floor
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πŸ‘€︎ u/PoketPaint
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Many believe that Arabs used curved swords but those were only introduced after the Turkish invasions. Only Arabs that used curved blades were those that lived under direct Axumite rule or suzerainty, but even then it didn’t stuck and as soon as the axumites left the straight sword returned.
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πŸ‘€︎ u/grauenwolf
πŸ“…︎ Jan 26 2020
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More than 1500 GPT(!!!) from a single late game city using Great Zimbabwe and Carthage suzerainty
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πŸ‘€︎ u/MisterJH
πŸ“…︎ Feb 11 2019
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Control vs Influence/Suzerainty in 1750 New France [961x976]
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πŸ‘€︎ u/NorthernNut
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Suzerainties and Warfare

I’m brand new to Civ 6 and I’ve got a question about being a suzerain. I control all of the city states on my continent and there are two other civilizations with us.

One of the others civs has declared war on one of my highest level suzerainty, but it just so happens I am allied with that civ. Is there anything I can do to try and save my little vassal? I haven’t come across any diplomacy I could use.

So, TL;DR if I levy all of my suzerainties militaries and use them would they effectively be fighting under my flag or would it appear to the enemy civ the city states are just fighting back?

I Need that deniable plausibility haha

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πŸ‘€︎ u/mistertrevinwhite
πŸ“…︎ May 10 2019
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Manuls are the suzerainty of scrunge
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