AUV_ideas = {
	start = {
		defensiveness = 0.15
		war_exhaustion = -0.02
	}
	bonus = {
		build_cost = -0.1
	}
	free = yes
	trigger = {
		tag = AUV
	}
	AUV_massif_central = {
		hostile_attrition = 1
	}
	AUV_heart_of_southern_france = {
		production_efficiency = 0.1
	}
	AUV_reform_succession_law = {
		legitimacy = 1
	}
	AUV_auvergnat_identity = {
		culture_conversion_cost = -0.15
	}
	AUV_blood_of_arverni = {
		land_morale = 0.1
	}
	AUV_frankish_roots = {
		prestige = 1
	}
	AUV_end_clermont_rivalry = {
		stability_cost_modifier = -0.1
	}
}

BOU_ideas = {
	start = {
		global_institution_spread = 0.1
		global_trade_goods_size_modifier = 0.1
	}
	bonus = {
		ae_impact = -0.1
	}
	free = yes
	trigger = {
		tag = BOU
	}
	BOU_castle_montlucon = {
		defensiveness = 0.15
	}
	BOU_loyal_nation = {
		global_tax_modifier = 0.1
	}
	BOU_bordering_cultures = {
		num_accepted_cultures = 1
	}
	BOU_natural_borders = {
		shock_damage_received = -0.1
	}
	BOU_dynastic_claims = {
		fabricate_claims_cost = -0.25
	}
	BOU_cadet_houses_of_bourbon = {
		heir_chance = 0.25
	}
	BOU_bourbon_kings = {
		prestige = 1
	}
}

#Auvergne
 AUV_ideas:0 "Auvergnese Ideas"
 AUV_ideas_start:0 "Auvergnese Traditions"
 AUV_ideas_bonus:0 "Auvergnese Ambition"
 AUV_massif_central:0 "The Massif Central"
 AUV_massif_central_desc:0 "The Massif Central is an elevated region which covers much of the south of France. In Auvergne however the peaks are at their highest, making it extremely difficult for an enemy to traverse it."
 AUV_heart_of_southern_france:0 "The Heart of Southern France"
 AUV_heart_of_southern_france_desc:0 "Despite Auvergne's vast hills, agriculture dominates the economy of the region and we are renowned for our farming practices. Being barely affected by the Hundred Years' War has allowed us to harbour a flourishing economy, whereas other regions of France may not be quite the same after the ravages of English occupation."
 AUV_reform_succession_law:0 "Reform Succession Law"
 AUV_reform_succession_law_desc:0 "The territory of Auvergne historically had three components: the County, the Duchy and the Dauphinate. This has made our legitimacy prone to being questioned, as other royal houses could intermarry with our dependents and inherit any of the three titles. If we want to guarantee our independence, we must reform our succession law and rid ourselves of any foreign influence."
 AUV_auvergnat_identity:0 "Auvergnese Identity"
 AUV_auvergnat_identity_desc:0 "While many might think of us as equals with that of the Occitan people, we in fact are much different. Auvergnat is a major dialect of the Occitan language which is spoken widely by our people; this is the fact which allows us to reinforce our claims to national sovereignty."
 AUV_blood_of_arverni:0 "Blood of the Arverni"
 AUV_blood_of_arverni_desc:0 "The land of Auvergne was once inhabited by the Arverni, a Gallic tribe which eventually fell under control of the Roman Empire, as did the rest of Gaul. However, a great chieftain named Vercingetorix led a grand resistance against the occupation. Though the Arverni were eventually subjugated again, the bravery and blood of our ancestors still flow through us."
 AUV_frankish_roots:0 "Frankish Roots"
 AUV_frankish_roots_desc:0  "Auvergne was one of the earliest states within the borders of France to have come to existence, and since the time of the Carolingians a long line of counts and dukes have ruled the land in succession. This is a feat which very few states like us have managed to accomplish."
 AUV_end_clermont_rivalry:0 "End the Clermont Rivalry"
 AUV_end_clermont_rivalry_desc:0 "Ever since the Middle Ages there has been enmity between the counts of Auvergne and the bishops around the area of Clermont. In order to place limits on the clergy's power in the area the counts founded the city of Montferrand, however this has only served to further intensify the problems of centuries ago. In order to end the rivalry once and for all we should merge the two cities. This would increase Clermont's economic output greatly while also benefitting the clergy."
#Bourbon
 BOU_ideas:0 "Bourbon Ideas"
 BOU_ideas_start:0 "Bourbon Traditions"
 BOU_ideas_bonus:0 "Bourbon Ambition"
 BOU_castle_montlucon:0 "Castle of Montluçon"
 BOU_castle_montlucon_desc:0 "Montluçon Castle dates back to 1070, when it was a small outpost first built by the seigneur of Bourbon. Over the centuries it gradually transformed into a major castle, its development spurred on by the Hundred Years' War. Now it is a sign of our wealth and power and will significantly hamper any invasion of our lands."
 BOU_loyal_nation:0 "A Loyal Nation"
 BOU_loyal_nation_desc:0 "Traditionally the house of Bourbon was loyal to the kings of France, and often lent their forces to the royal domain in times of need. This has been beneficial to us in many ways, since the kings granted Bourbon many privileges in exchange for their help. The most major of which was the elevation of our territory to the status of a duchy in 1327, greatly increasing our prestige and prosperity."
 BOU_bordering_cultures:0 "Bordering Cultures"
 BOU_bordering_cultures_desc:0 "The province of Bourbon sits at the crossroads between the distinct Langue d'oil and the Lenga d'oc. While we have generally favoured the influence of the northern dialects in the past, our heritage is closely linked with that of Occitania. Let us cherish this relationship by making our land as much renowned for the Occitan people as the French."
 BOU_natural_borders:0 "Natural Borders"
 BOU_natural_borders_desc:0 "From the towering hills of the Massif Central in the south to the Loire flowing in the east, our geographical position is well-placed in the centre of France to guard much of our borders from attack. While foreign enemies may be faced with a completely unknown territory, our armies have extensive knowledge of the terrain and thus can defend themselves better during combat."
 BOU_dynastic_claims:0 "Dynastic Claims"
 BOU_dynastic_claims_desc:0 "Because of the prominence that Bourbon dukes achieved in the French court, they were given various territories as appanages, assisting in the expansion of Bourbon power. While the ownership of these counties changed as dynasties fell and others rose, we still have sufficient grounds to grow a power base outside of our heartland by seizing advantage of our claims to them."
 BOU_cadet_houses_of_bourbon:0 "Cadet Houses of Bourbon"
 BOU_cadet_houses_of_bourbon_desc:0 "Due to the complex nature of feudal politics, the house of Bourbon is also subdivided into several cadet branches, such as the lines of Bourbon-Montpensier and Condé. Some of these noble families are powerful and have a major influence in French affairs."
 BOU_bourbon_kings:0 "Bourbon Kings"
 BOU_bourbon_kings_desc:0 "Historically the house of Bourbon was one of the largest and most prestigious houses in early modern Europe, providing the kings for France and Spain by the 18th century. However, it cannot be forgotten that the house has its origins in Bourbonnais itself, and our name is widely known among ruling classes as a result of this."