The Pandyan Civil War, starting in 1169 and continuing through 1177, marked a struggle between prominent Pandyan leaders as they attempted to seize the Pandyan throne. As the conflict spread, nearby powers became increasingly interested in the conflict and further sought control of the territory. Delegates on this side of the joint crisis – representing Parakrama I’s Advisors – will be tasked with ensuring Parakrama remains in power amid the Chola dynasty’s increasing involvement in the conflict.
Questions to Consider
How can the advisors mitigate everyone’s own personal goals amidst this power struggle?
What happens to Government revenue and trade during the Civil War?
Should resources be prioritized for repairing infrastructure like irrigation tanks?
How can Parakrama incentivize displaced farmers to return to their fields?
How can the government address the needs of displaced populations without overburdening cities?
Should more resources be allocated to policing or to providing public services?
