General Information[]
Equatorial Guinea is a Catholic Castilian autocracy located in the Atlantic Islands area of the Guinea region and the Gabon area of the Kongo region, all in the African continent; arising during the 'Cold War' era.
The autocracy will reform into a constitutional republic in 1900, and will change the state religion from Catholic to Secular in 1910.
Emerging, gaining cores, from Catholic Spain on October 12, 1968 the mainland African holdings of the republic borders fellow Secular countries ( Cameroon north and Gabon southeast) and the waters of the Gulf of Nigeria and Coast of Gabon (Gulf of Guinea Sea area, West African Sea region) west.
The country is on-map to the present day.
See also: Spain, Portugal, Sao Tome and Principe, Cape Verde, Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria
Decisions[]
Abandon Secularism (since 1910)[]
- Requirement(s):
- Effect(s):
Dismantle the European Union[]
- Requirment(s):
- Effect(s):
- Gain 100 Prestige
- EU is dismantled
- All subjects of the European Union are released
- Every country part of the EU is no longer so
Form Spanish Nation Militarily[]
- Requirement(s):
- Is not:
- Spain
- The Papal State
- Holy Roman Empire
- France
- The Knights
- Andalusia
- Granada
- Cordoba
- Part of the Muslim Group
- Culture is:
- Part of the Iberian group or
- Basque
- Spain does NOT exist
- Administrative Technology at least 10
- Is Independent or a Tributary
- Is not a nomad country
- At Peace
- Own core province(s): Barcelona (213), Zaragoza (214), Valladolid (215), Salamanca (216), Servilla (224), Toledo (219), València (220), and Granada (223)
- All provinces in the Iberian region are NOT in a Muslim religion group
- Is not:
- Effect(s):
- Country changes to Spain
- Obtain new missions
- Country will be removed from the HRE
- Change Government Rank to Kingdom
- Gain opportunity to embrace Spanish Ideas and Traditions
- Gain a permanent claim on the entire Iberia region except for: Beiras, Alentejo, and Macaronesia areas
- Gain 'Increased Centralization' for 20 years
- Gain 25 Prestige