Hadhramaut

General Information

Hadhramaut
Basic Data
Religion	South Arabian (until 650) Sunni (since 650)
Culture	Yemeni (Arabic)
Tech Group	Middle Eastern (until 650) Muslim (since 650)
Government	Tribal Federation (until 650) Iqta (since 650)
Government Rank	Kingdom
Country Development	10 (start)
Capital Province	Hadramaut (389) (until 650, since 1654) Shihr (4405) (650 - 1654)
Technical Data
Tag	HDR

Hadhramaut, at its start, is a South Arabian Yemeni tribal federation located in the Hadramut area, Arabia region, Near East subcontinent of the Asia continent. The tribe exists at the start of the timeline year 2, with cores, bordering fellow South Arabian Mahra east, Saba west and Qataban southwest, uncolonized native land north and the waters of the Arabian Sea south.

Hadhramaut will be conquered by Sunni Rashidun in 635, break from the Sunni Abbasids control by 845, conquered again by the Shia Rassids by 1654, break from the Rassids by 1681, finally taken over by Sunni Aden on November 30, 1967, keeping cores and never appearing on-map again.

Called "Hadramut" on-file

See also: Himyar, Qataban, Saba, 'Ad

Decisions

Hadramhi
Traditions
+10.0% Trade Power Abroad +1.00 Yearly Navy Tradition
Ambition
+1 Colonists
Ideas
Death Has Come +1.00 Attrition for Enemies
Tribes of Hadramut +15.0% National Manpower Modifier
Hawtas -1.00 National Unrest
Encouraging the Incense Trade +10.0% Trade Efficiency
Sailors of the Indian Ocean +5.0% Sailor Recovery Speed +25.0% Naval Force Limit Modifier
Hadramhi Diaspora -5.0% Technology Cost
Distant Diplomacy +30.0% Improve Relations

Eastern Technology Reform (until 650)

• Requirement(s):
  • Technology Group is Middle Eastern
  • Is not at war
  • Administrative power at least 200
  • Religious group is Christian
  • Administrative Technology is at least 21
• Effect(s):
  • Lose 200 Administrative Power
  • Lose 1 Stability
  • Change Technology Group to Eastern

Form Arabia

• Requirement(s):
  • Arabia does not exist
  • Is not:
    • Holy Roman Empire
    • The Papal State
  • Primary Culture is:
    • Arabic Group
    • Not Turkish
  • Is Independent or a Tributary
  • At Peace
  • Administrative Technology at least 55
  • Own core province(s): Iskandariyya (358), Qahirah (361), Halab (377), al-Quds (379), Dimashq (382), Madinah (384), Makkah (385), Adan (388), San'a (390), Al'Arid (392), Hufuf (394), Masqat (400), Nizwa (403), and Bagdad (410)
• Effect(s):
  • The Government Rank changes to Empire
  • Gain a permanent claim on region(s): Mashriq, Egypt, and Arabia
  • Gain 'Increased Centralization' for 20 years
    • +1.00 National Unrest
    • -0.05 Monthly Autonomy Change
  • Gain 25 Prestige
  • Country changes to Arabia

Muslim Technology Reform (until 650)

• Requirment(s):
  • Technology Group is Middle Eastern
  • Is not at war
  • Administrative Power at least 100
  • One of the follow must be true:
    • Religious group is Muslim
    • Administrative Technology at least 26
• Effect(s):
  • Lose 100 Administrative Power
  • Lose 1 Stability
  • Change Technology Group to Muslim

Unite Yemen

• Requirment(s):
  • Yemen does not exist
  • Is not:
    • Holy Roman Empire
    • The Papal State
    • Arabia
  • Primary Culture is Yemeni
  • Is not a colonial nation
  • One of the following must be true:
    • Is not a former colonial nation
    • Is a former colonial nation
      • not AI
  • Is not at war
  • Is free or a tributary
  • Is not a nomad country
  • Own core province(s): Mukha (387), Adan (388), San'a (390) and Taiz (4402)
  • One of the following must be true:
    • Own core province(s): Kindah (2540)
    • Own core province(s): Najran (391)
    • Own core province(s): Jazan (2537)
• Effect(s):
  • Change country to Yemen
  • Change country missions
  • The country is removed from the HRE
  • Change Government Rank to Kingdom
  • Gain permanent claims on Area(s): Yemen, Upper Yemen, Tihama al-Yemen and Hadramut
  • Gain 'Increased Centralization' for 20 years
    • +1.00 National Unrest
    • -0.05 Monthly Autonomy Change
  • Gain 25 Prestige
  • Can embrace Yemeni Ideas and Traditions