Changes

* Give a holy site to the religious head (or hold it yourself if you're the Caliph or Fylkir). Catholics and Orthodox normally have the religious head controlling a holy site from the start, but other religions don't.

* Give a holy site to the religious head (or hold it yourself if you're the Caliph or Fylkir). Catholics and Orthodox normally have the religious head controlling a holy site from the start, but other religions don't.

* Ensure that your religion controls as many holy sites as possible. However, Jerusalem is a holy site to many Christian and Muslim sects; you will run the risk of triggering crusades and jihads early.

* Ensure that your religion controls as many holy sites as possible. However, Jerusalem is a holy site to many Christian and Muslim sects; you will run the risk of triggering crusades and jihads early.

*Getting moral authority high for the [[Indian religions]] is often not a priority (as they do not have heresies) and not an easy task (due to the absence of a religious head and great holy wars). Do note that Hindu rulers should aim to boost moral authority by securing Hindu holy sites, as their holy order (Followers of Arjuna) is notably large and can be used against non-Hindus. They can also raid non-Hindu temples as an alternative.  

*Getting moral authority high for the [[Indian religions]] is often not a priority (as they do not have heresies) and not an easy task (due to the absence of a religious head and great holy wars). Do note that Hindu rulers should aim to boost moral authority by securing Hindu holy sites, as their holy order (Followers of Arjuna) is notably large and can be used against non-Hindus. They can also sack non-Hindu temples as an alternative.  

[[Category:Religion]]

[[Category:Religion]]

{{ReligionNavbox}}

{{ReligionNavbox}}