Turkey may declare the Nizam-i-Cedid revolution if it fulfills all the requirements in any December New political Combinations Step of the Grand 1805 Campaign Game.

Requirements:

• Turkey must be dominant
• Turkey must control all home nation provinces, Military Border, Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea, and Georgia as unceded provinces and Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitania, Cyrenaica, Egypt, Palestine, and Syria as part of the Ottoman Empire.
• All Turkish regular corps must be at full strength
• Turkey must not be at war with any major power.

Immediate Effects:

• All feudal corps are stood down and levy to full strength, even if besieged.
• All Ottoman army factors and corps are eliminated.
• All Turkish army factors and corps other than the Nizam-i-Cedid corps are eliminated.

Effects during the following year:

• Turkish money and manpower collection form home nation provinces participating in the revolution (the marked home nations plus the Military Border, Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea, and Georgia) is halved. This includes trade from ports located in those provinces.
• Ottoman Empire money and manpower collection is not doubled.
• Ottoman Empire corps are not used during the year.
• All feudal corps must remain off map throughout the year.
• The Janissary and Imperial Cavalry corps are not used during the year.

If the revolution is successful, then that is announced in the December New Political Combinations Step, 12 months after the revolution began. The following effects apply:

• All Ottoman corps are available for construction with maximum values of 12I, 2C.
• All Turkish Janissary and Feudal infantry corps are available for construction with maximum values of 12 I/M, 2C.
• All infantry factors in the Nizam-i-Cedid corps convert into guard factors.
• The Nizam-i-Cedid is the Turkish guard corps with maximum values of 12G, 2C.
• All Turkish imperial and feudal cavalry corps are available for construction with maximum values of 6C.
• Turkish cavalry morale is increased to 4.0, like other major powers.
• Ottoman morale is '3.0' for infantry and '4.0' for cavalry.
• Feudal corps are now ordinary infantry or cavalry corps. If their province is ceded, the corps counter continues to be available.
• Ottoman corps are treated from now on as having a bracketed movement factor of '3'.
• Turkey may build militia.
• All Turkish home nation provinces affected by the Nizam-i-Cedid revolution have their money values increased by $1.
• All provinces that formerly provided a feudal infantry corps to Turkey have their values increased by $2 and 1 MP.
• The provinces that formerly provided a feudal cavalry corps to Turkey have their values increased by $3 and 1 MP.
• The Turkish "printed values" should be treated as being $101 and 30 MP.
• All minor countries in the Ottoman Empire increase their money value by an amount equal to their manpower.
• Turkey add two additional fleet counters for a total of four.
• Egypt adds a fleet counter, which has a '-1' for combat (or morale '2.0') like Austrian/Prussian fleets.
• Tribute may now be paid every economic phase.
• Trade from every port in Turkey and the Ottoman Empire is increased by +1/+1.
• Note that Turkish regular infantry morale will continue to be '4.0' for as long as Turkey continues to be dominant. Equally, the $10 bonus for dominance continues.

Modified money and manpower for Turkish provinces and Ottoman Minors:

TURKEY           $ MP     Ottoman Empire  $ MP
Albania          4  1     Algeria         7  3
Anatolia        13  7     Cyrenaica       3  2
Armenia          2  1     Egypt          12  6
Bessarabia       2  1     Morocco         5  2
Bosnia           4  2     Palestine       4  2
Bulgaria         5  2     Syria           7  4
Crete            2  0     Tripolitania    3  2
Crimea           9  2     Tunisia         6  3
Cyprus           2  0     TOTAL          94 48
Georgia          3  0     Note: doubled as free states
Greece           4  1
Macedonia        4  2
Military Border  4  1
Moldavia         3  0
Podolia          9  3
Rumelia          6  2
Serbia           5  2
Transylvania     7  3
Wallachia        3  1
TOTAL          101 30

Failure
Once the revolution has been completed, it cannot be reversed. If one of the following situations arise during the revolution, it fails. It may be attempted later if requirements are once again fulfilled.

• Turkey ceases to be dominant
• Any provincial capital is occupied, denying Turkey that province's money and/or manpower during an economic phase.
• Turkey sues any major power for peace.
• Turkey loses control of any constituent member of the Ottoman Empire.
• Turkey chooses to end the revolution at any time, dropping 3 PP.

If the revolution is ended at any time, then all feudal corps are immediately available for placement at full strength in their provinces; the Ottoman, Janissary, and Imperial Cavalry are available for placement with their normal maximum.

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