Negusa Nagast

The Negusa Nagast is a decision that can be made by Ethiopia.

Description
The 'Zemene Mesafint', the 'Age of Princes', was a period in Ethiopian history lasting from about 1769 to the coronation of Tweodros II in 1855, during which Ethiopia was largely fractioned due to political infighting, and the imperial office reduced to the status of a mere figurehead. The coronation of Tweodros to 'Negusa Nagast', 'King of Kings', ended the Age of Princes, and ushered in the modern Imperial era in Ethiopia. Is it time for a coronation?

Requires
Ethiopia must be ruled by an absolute monarchy, have at least 5 points of prestige, and an average militancy below 2.

Effects
After the monarch has been crowned the Negusa Nagast, Ethiopia will gain 2 points of prestige and 0.02 years worth of research points. In addition, all Ethiopian populations will lose 1 point of militancy.