Serfdom and Land Ownership

Buildings

 * Freedom Buildings:
 * Serfdom - Described as heavy, moderate, or light. Provinces with at least some level of serfdom will allow the nobles to manage all of their land holdings
 * Freedom - Peasants in this province are free
 * Civic Charter - Civic charters were granted by monarchs to define the rights of certain communities, usually to protect them from the nobility
 * Local Assembly - Province has a local elected body to make many of it's own laws
 * Republic City - Designates the capital of a Republic nation where only the citizens of the ruling city may vote (as opposed to revolutionary or federal republics).


 * Colonial Freedom Buildings (Special buildings found only in colonial provinces):
 * Slavery - Denotes colonies that are significant majority slave populations
 * Encomienda - Unique Iberian system of organization in Central/South America where government officers function similarly to a landed aristocracy over the indigenous population


 * Ownership Buildings (each building represents 20,40,60, or 80% of the land in the province):
 * Noble - Land held by the aristocracy
 * Church - Land held by an established church body (Catholic or Eastern Christian churches)
 * Grand Priory - Church land specifically held by the Knights Hospitaller (or possibly a post-Reformation successor order); this always represents 20% of the land in the province
 * Citizens - Land held by other citizens (merchants, farmers, etc.)
 * Crown/State Lands - Any land not covered by the preceding classes belongs to the central government