Danmarks Riges Grundlov

The Danmarks Riges Grundlov is a decision that can be made by Denmark.

Description
Denmark has been an absolute monarch since 1660 when, on June 5th 1849, King Frederick VII signed the document known as 'Danmarks Riges Grundlov', The Danish Constitution, into law. The signing of a constitution delimiting the monarch's power, a development which Frederick's predecessors had fought hard to avoid, came about during a period of Danish national unity, following the First Schleswig War. The constitution marks Denmark's transition away from absolutism, and to a constitutional monarch. Let us give our people a constitution!

Requires
Denmark must have researched the State and Government technology and have an average militancy below 3.

Effects
After the Danmarks Riges Grundlov has been signed into law, Denmark's government type will transition to a HM's Government, its vote franchise will become landed only voting, and the country will gain 5 points of prestige.