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Zoroastrian Enclave in Africa
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Zoroastrian Enclave in Africa

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This mod adds a small Zoroastrian enclave in Africa for both 867 and 1066 AD.


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My other Religious Enclave mods:

Christian Enclave in India


Cochin Jews: Jewish Enclave in India
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☬The Maharajah of Punjab☬ 2 Sep, 2022 @ 4:53pm 
Zoroastrian Enclave in India?
Kangarus 1 Oct, 2021 @ 8:37am 
Obviously a bit of an alternate history, but I always liked trying to restore Zoroastrianism in CK2. Hopefully at least one such dynasty could become Saoshyant in my games...
El Chapo 11 Sep, 2021 @ 1:33pm 
nice
Blackrew  [author] 5 Sep, 2021 @ 1:20pm 
@Kopesh No it's not. I keep forgetting to include the 'Alternative History' tag for these mods, but they aren't historically accurate. The only mod that I've made in a historically-accurate manner so far is my Jewish Enclave in India mod (Cochin Jews), and I added the real-life history of the Cochin Jews in the description to help explain. CK3 even has the Cochin branch of Judaism already in the game, so I just added a group to represent it.

My Christian Enclave in India mod could be considered semi-accurate, as that branch of Christianity (Nestorianism) had existed in India and there's a Nestorian holy site in India in-game.
Kopesh 5 Sep, 2021 @ 4:38am 
Is this historically authentic? I'm not criticizing, I'm just curious, because I've never heard of this before.