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The '''Eastern religions''' are a [[religion|religion group]] in Crusader Kings II.

The [[Indian religions]], also called Dharmic religions, form a subgroup within the Eastern religions.

The Eastern religions all originated in South and East Asia and share historical connections.

Non-nomadic rulers following a religion of this group are playable with the {{icon|roi}}''[[Rajas of India]]'' DLC; {{icon|jd}}''[[Jade Dragon]]'' DLC only makes Taoist rulers playable.

== Features ==

=== 印度宗教 ===
印度宗教的详情请前往相关词条[[印度宗教]]查阅。

===[[File:Taoist.png]] 道教===
[[File:Hstaoist.png|thumb|right|Taoist holy sites.]]
Taoism is a religion and philosophy originating in China which is based on living in harmony with "the Way" (Tao or Dao). Its main theorician is Lao Zi, which left a strong impression over Kong Fuzi (better known as Confucius) and was later deified. Like him, many Chinese mythical figures have become Taoist saints or gods along with their close relatives. The main deities are Yuhuang Dadi, the Emperor of Jade which rules over destiny, Donghua Dijun, Lord of the Eastern Mountain and of afterlife and Xiwang Mu, Mother-Queen of the West and guardian of the peaches of Immortality, which grant an almost divine status to the virtuous and wise ones.

Taoist principles are naturalness, spontaneity, simplicity, detachment from desires, and most important of all, ''wu wei'' (i.e. "Doing nothing" = not occupying oneself with/not interfering in the affairs of others). The principle of balance (represented by the yin yang symbol) is also important.

In-game, Taoism is restricted by a lack of special casus belli. However, the stability offered by the absence of a short reign penalty should not be underestimated. With the +2 bonus for Stewardship, it is easier to have a large [[demesne]] and to receive more taxes. If your ruler has the Han [[culture]] in addition to the Taoist faith, he gets {{icon|jd}}+2 Imperial grace every month towards the Chinese Emperor (if the Emperor is Han and Taoist, which he is over long periods of time) which can be spent on a multitude of useful features to improve the domain and strengthen the ruler. Getting a peace treaty and thus protection from Imperial invasion and military help through an Imperial marriage or Kow-tow is easy for a Taoist Han ruler.

Overall, Taoism offers stability and the option to build tall, i.e. smaller but powerful realms, at the price of fewer offensive options.

Taoism has a unique name for ''[[Piety]]'', '''Te'''.

Features:

* A combination of stability and economic power 
** Ruler gets + 2 stewardship
** No "Short reign" penalty
** Can designate any valid offspring as heir
** Can take up to three concubines
* Holy sites: '''Jiuquan, Lhasa, Khotan, Gaya''' and '''Udabhanda'''
** '''Jiuquan''': An outpost in the Hexi Corridor which near the Kongtong Mountains, one of the sacred mountains of Taoism (though in fact not so near, about 1000 km apart).
** '''Lhasa''': Location of the Jokhang Temple, the most sacred and important temple in Tibet. Jokhang Temple is related to Songtsen Gampo's wife, Princess Wencheng of the Chinese Tang dynasty.
** '''Khotan''': Location of the Kunlun Goddess, the highest mountain of the Kunlun Range. And Khotan is the main source of the nephrite jade used in ancient China. 
** '''Gaya''': This is where the Buddha is said to have reached enlightenment ,and according to a Taoist book called Hua Hu Ching(Classic on converting the barbarians) ,after leaving China to the West, Lao Zi had travelled as far as India, where he had converted—or even become—the Buddha.
** '''Udabhanda''':Seems to be the place where the famous Taoist Qiu Chuji meet Genghis Khan.
*** Lhasa, Khotan and Udabhanda are important {{icon|hl}}{{icon|jd}}[[Silk Road]] counties.
* Gets +2 Grace/month if Han, as long as [[interactions with China|Chinese Emperor]] is Han and Taoist (invasions can change that): better availability of wide variety of boosts from Emperor
* Can Intermarry with Buddhists, Böns, Manicheans, Zunists and Nestorians
* No Holy War CB or special CB
* No religious head and thus no Great Holy War mechanic
* No holy order
* Can choose a school of thought (out of 3 choices) when reaching 100 Te
** '''Zhengyi Dao, the Way of Orthodox Unity''': National Revolt Risk -2%,  Martial +1, Intrigue +1, Diplomacy -2.
** '''Quanzhen School of Complete Perfection''': Build Cost -10%, Build Time -10%, Martial -2, Fertility - 25%, Health +1.
** '''Shangqing School of Supreme Clarity''': Diplomacy +1, Stewardship -2, Learning +3.

==== 道教概观 ====

在游戏中，道教在地图上几乎不存在。唯一一个道教存在在地图上的剧本是769剧本, 此时汉人都护府仍然统治着[[Duchies#Jiuquan|酒泉]], 而在867剧本辽帝国已经统治了[[Kingdoms#Mongolia|蒙古]]. 

在游戏中，中国是大部分，或者说几乎是所有道教角色的来源。当中国皇帝信仰道教时，通过[[China#Grace Interactions|皇恩互动]]找到一个道教廷臣并不困难，他们常常因为自己的服务而获得一个伯爵领作为奖励。 

另一个道教统治者的来源则是许多来源于中国的雇佣兵[[雇佣兵]]。麒麟佣兵团和青龙佣兵团是远东提取最强大的雇佣兵，也能持续不断地生成道教指挥官，即便是当中国皇帝信仰佛教（在[[Cultures#Jurchen|女真]]入侵之后, 或者在1066年）或者长生天（在蒙古入侵之后）。偶尔，他们会试着冲出他们的固有区域，或者其中的一些廷臣会成为[[冒险家]]。

[[Adventurers]] are another important source of Taoist characters and especially rulers. The [[Kingdoms#Uyghurstan|Tarim Basin]] and [[Duchies#Fergana|Fergana]], due to their proximity to China, will be their main targets. Some of them can succeed, and found their own Taoist principalty. 

Finally, some [[events]] can create Taoist characters. An opponent of the ruling dynasty can seek refuge in a ruler's court, for instance, or following the payment of a tribute of horses the Chinese can send a trade administrator to a ruler's region.

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