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Historically, Vijayanagar would defeat its northern neighbour and perpetual rival, the Bahmani Sultanate, in the 16th century - before later falling itself in the mid 17th century.

🐘 Which is your favourite starting nation - Vijayanagar or Bahmanis?

Let’s look to the kingdoms of the East! Vijayanagar in the 15th century was a great imperial power, doing as all great empires do: conquering and annexing its weaker neighbours, while developing its relationships with strong geopolitical players.

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There’s also that pesky infertile heir with the abysmal stats, who until recently was a solid 0/0/0. But regardless, Castile is still a powerful nation, just as it was historically.

Offering diverse gameplay mechanics, Castile has long been regarded as a good way to learn various aspects of EU4. With the Domination DLC enabled, Castile makes for more of a challenge by adding early-game internal strife.

The last of the holy trinity of beginner nations is Castile. Or is it?