+0.03 Trade Routes (not affected by happiness)Д¬itizens also have the following other properties:Д¬itizens generally only have a significant desired ratio in cities, metropolises, and the capital (even if it does not have city status), though most larger settlements will usually have room for one or two citizen pops as well.However, conquered noble pops will in general remain in significant numbers and non-integrated culture noble pops can be a significant source of unrest when conquering the cities and especially capital provinces of other countries, and will additionally be slow to assimilate, convert, and demote, ensuring that they can be a persistent problem.Д¬itizens represent those with a privileged legal status in Rome.Д®ach Citizen Pop at 100% Happiness produces per month: Noble civic rights are rather exclusive, giving a combined -4% Integrated Culture Happiness malus and -5% Primary Culture Happiness for every non-primary culture, which means that granting these rights give a heavy penalty and generally only primary culture pops will have the civic right and be able to promote to nobles. Trade goods are an important source of happiness modifiers, and as they are applied-province wide it is usually best to focus most on noble ratio in cities in the capital province (which has the additional benefit of usually being primarily the primary culture). Nobles are generally the most powerful and productive pop type and it can be advantageous to maximize the number of nobles in the country, as long as their happiness can be kept under control - their high food consumption is significant, particularly in the capital where they are concentrated in large numbers and will often outstrip the local food supply, and their low happiness and high political weight makes them dangerous if not properly appeased. Both their ratio and happiness can be increased via the library, while the academy increases their ratio by half as much along with their (significant) research output. Their happiness is heavily affected by civilisation level and is in general difficult but important to manage, with both the lowest base happiness and the highest political weight of all pop classes.

Nobles only have a relevant desired Ratio in cities, metropolises, and the capital (even if it does not have city status). Nobles also have the following other properties: +0.15 Trade Routes (not affected by happiness).Typically, they would be owners of a Latifundium.Д®ach Noble Pop at 100% Happiness produces per month: Nobles represent the elites in Rome, and nobility in monarchies. Some events can also immediately promote or demote pops.When any territory is occupied, some of its pops will be enslaved according to the army's enslavement efficiency and immediately moved to one of the occupier's territories, usually a provincial or country capital, as a new slave pop (keeping its culture and religion).When a territory is occupied, there is a chance that some pops will be immediately demoted one level: Nobles в‡’ Citizens (5% chance), Citizens в‡’ Freemen (25% chance), and Freemen в‡’ Slaves (25% chance).There are also a few other effects that can directly change a pop's social class: This ratio and the rate of change can be affected by player choices, and promotion is additionally restricted by the pop's level of civic rights based on its culture. The class structure of a territory's population will approach its optimal ratio over time through pop promotion and demotion, the value of which is specific to each territory and varies by the territory's buildings and rank, the country's government form, local and national modifiers, and many other factors. Slaves вЂ“ generate tax income and additional trade goods.Tribesmen вЂ“ generate manpower and tax income.Freemen вЂ“ generate manpower and tax income.Citizens вЂ“ generate research points, trade routes and manpower.Nobles - generate research points and trade routes.The social class of a pop is one of its most important properties and determines what a pop produces, its political weight, what happiness modifiers it is affected by, and more. A pop belongs to one of the five available social classes, or pop types.

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