1725 Factions and Units news

=Some Major Differences between this and the 1519 submod
//Artillery is more common and developed, so artillery units are larger, cheaper, quicker to recruit, can be recruited more often, reload much faster and shoot more accurately. All factions will have access to explosive iron shell cannons and light field artillery from the start
//Muskets are much more common and developed, so musketmen units are larger, cheaper, can be recruited more often, reload faster, fire further, and more accurately. All factions will have access to peasant/regular/elite musketmen and sharpshooters from the start. Horse musketmen are much more common, cheaper, and reload much quicker. Many native archers have begun switching over to the musket as well.
//Late game explosive rockets
//Grenades become more common over naffatun
//Elite archers are more rare and expensive
//Crossbows are almost entirely phased out
//Ballista/Catapults are almost entirely phased out
//Cities and forts will have much improved cannon towers
//European Starforts, much improved wall strength and cannon towers over regular forts and walls

Factions

=Safavid Empire
=Sikh Empire
=Mughals
=Nawab of Bengal
=Kingdom of Mrauk
=The Kalhora Dynasty of Sindh
=Marwar Rajput
=Mewar Rajput
=Kingdom of Amber
=Maratha
=Garha Kingdom
=Nizam of Hyderabad
=Mysore
=Nawab of Carnatic
=Tranvacore
=Madurai Nayaks
=Kingdom of Kandy
=Nawabs of Oudh

and the Europeans are
=Portugal
=Dutch allied with Cochin
=British
=French

///Minor Factions (Rebels)
=Keladi Nayaks
=Tanjore Nayaks
=Nayakas of Chitradurga
=Gohad Jat state
=Bahawalpur
=Manipur
=Koch Bihar
=Bhutan
=Kachari Kingdom
=Ahom Kingdom
=Kingdom of Thekkumkur

=Safavid Empire
=Sikh Empire

//Light Sikh Cavalry, Musket Cav, Sword Cav

//Nihang, Elite Sikh Infantry armed with Swords, and Bows or Muskets

//Jat Cavalry

=MUGHAL EMPIRE (Silsila i Gurkaniyya)

Heavy Cavalry
//Ahadis Bodyguard Cavalry
//Mansabdari Heavy Cavalry, lower quality than in 1519 Mod
//Rajput Vassal Cavalry
//Generic Indian Heavy lancer and archer cav

Medium Cavalry
//Mughali Sipahi (Mughal Medium Lance Cavalry): Average medium mail armored lance cavalry. Used mainly to compliment the Horse Archers. Average Melee, though good charge. Good Discipline and Morale
//Rajput Vassal Cavalry
//Purbiya Sowar
//Rajput Vassal Lancers
?//Qizilbash Musket Cavalry
//Silhedar Sowar
//Generic Indian Medium Lancer
//Mughal Terandazi Sowar, an average horse archer unit, second rate troops that have not been provided with muskets.
//Mughal Medium Mounted Musketmen, improved rate of fire over 1519 mod mounted musketmen

Light Cavalry
?//Turkish Slave Archer Cavalry
//Mercenary Turkish Archer Cavalry
?//Baluch Sowar (Balichi Lancers): Superb Light lancers, bonus in deserts
//Pashtun Sowar (Pashtun Light Cavalry):. Light Lancer with good morale and discipline, bonus in deserts
//Camel Zamburak/Jingall, Light Artillery
//Camel Spearmen and Musketmen
//Rajput Vassal Cavalry
//Rajput Camel Cavalry, Lancers and Musketmen
//Maratha Horsemen
//Generic Indian Units, Light bow/javelin/lancer cav
//Mughal Light Mounted Musketmen, improved rate of fire over 1519 mod mounted musketmen

Heavy Infantry

//Dakhili
?//Barha Sayyid Talwarbaz (Barha Sayyid Swordsmen): A famed Hindustani Muslim group in the Indo-Gangetic. These are crack swordsmen, taking inspiration from local Gangetic traditions of dismounted Kshatriya warfare, combining it with their great zeal and pride as descendants of the great Prophet himself. However, their great pride does make them difficult to control. High Morale and impetuous heavy infantry

Medium Infantry
?//Pashtun Medium Infantry, spear/swords/axes
?//Mughali Shamsherbaz (Mughal Medium Swordsman): Expert Swordsman, well armored in medium mail. Best used to protect the ranged units. Vulnerable to heavy charges though. Good Morale and Discipline.
?//Purbiya Talwarbaz
?//Pathan Talwarbaz (Pathan Swordsmen): These stalwart infantrymen, armored in mail and wielding the iconic talwar. They combine the rugged hardiness of their Afghan heritage with the renowned swordsmanship of Hindustan. Heavy Infantry with great stamina and speed, second only to the Rajput Saka Yodha, however more disciplined.
?//Purabhiya Paik (Eastern Rajput Infantry): The old fashioned Kshatriyas who still excel as elite infantrymen, these men of the east, follow the ancient style of fighting dismounted, armed with spear and shield. They are disciplined and have great stamina, though they don lighter armor compared to their western cousins of the Rajputana. //Excellent Medium Spearmen, good counter to cavalry.

Light Infantry
?//Naga Sadhu Swordsmen and Spearmen, naked fanatic Hindu infantry
?//Generic Afghan Infantry, Spearmen/Talwarbaz
?//Jat Spearmen and Musketmen
//Chela Spearmen (Hindu Slave Soldiers), high morale, low upkeep but poorly armoured slave soldiers
//Generic Indian Units, levy/tribal/midgrade/elite Swordsmen/Spearmen

Missiles
//Sadhu Musketmen
?//Mercenary Turkish and Mamluk Musketmen
//Afghan Archers and Musketmen, levy and midgrade
?//Pashtun Musket Skirmishers, mercenaries from afghan/rohilla/or bengal
//Mughalia Teerandaz (Mughal Archers): Excellent and well trained archers, good morale and disciplined.
//Mughal Sepoy Musketmen, Lowlevel musketmen with light cloth armour
//Shah-Ala Regiment, (Mughal Elite Musketmen)
//Mughal Rocket Troops, Well trained rocket troops
//Bhil Tribal Archers and Musketmen
//Bengali Rocket Troops, recruited from the Afghans of Bengali who were said to be expert users of rockets
//Purbiya Musketmen, Excellent musketmen with medium leather or light chainmail armour
//Indian Muslim Archers and Musketmen, Native archers with turkish bows and light cloth armour
//Naffatun Throwers, small unit with short range nafta pots
//Mughal Naffatun Throwers, well trained nafta throwers
//Rocket Troops
//Generic Indian Archers and Javelinmen, Levy, Tribal, Midgrade, and Elite
//Indian Musketmen, low grade/Midgrade/upper grade
?//Rohilla Riflemen, late game mercenary
?//Mercenary Portuguese Musketmen

//Navy
-Dhow, small trading ship
-Cannon Dhow
-Baghlah (Arabic) and Ganjah (Indian), larger versions of the Dhow
-Cannon Baghlah and Ganjah

//Siege, Mostly manned by untrained Purbiya infantry
//Zarb-Zan, 4-6 pounder light cannon
//Kazan, 30-50 pound heavy cannon
//Kazan-I-Bozorg, up 100 pounds or more
//Firingi, swivel/antipersonel guns
//Deg, Mortar
//Rocket Rack, 9 barrel fire arrow launcher, Late Era upgrade to explosive rockets
//Monster Rocket Launcher, massive multi-barreled fire arrow launcher
//Elephant Artillery, light cannons mounted on deafened elephants
?//Light Camel Artillery
//Multi-barreled Organ Gun

=Nawab of Bengal
=Kingdom of Mrauk
=The Kalhora Dynasty of Sindh
=Marwar Rajput
=Mewar Rajput
=Kingdom of Amber

=Maratha

=Heavy Cavalry
//Elephants

=Medium Cavalry
//Purbiya Cavalry
//Huzurat Lancer Cavalry, Upgraded to Musket Cavalry in 1761
//Afghan/Pathan cavalry

=Light Cavalry
//Shiledar
//Pindari Light Lancer and Javelin Raider Cavalry, cheap but low morale
//Bargir
//Pathan Sawar (Pathan Javelin Cavalry):Light Jav Cav, Undisciplined and average morale
//Pashtun Light Cavalry
//Generic Indian Units, Light Cavalry, Light Jav Cav, Light Archer Cav

=Heavy Infantry
//Mailed Maratha Axemen

=Medium Infantry
//Pashtun Medium Spearmen and Swordsmen
//Pathan Talwarbaz (Pathan Swordsmen): These stalwart infantrymen, armored in mail and wielding the iconic talwar. They combine the rugged hardiness of their Afghan heritage with the renowned swordsmanship of Hindustan. Heavy Infantry with great stamina and speed, second only to the Rajput Saka Yodha, however more disciplined.

=Light Infantry
//Mavale
//Hasham
//Tribal Troops, Spearmen/clubmen/swordsmen
//Generic Indian Units, swordsmen/spearmen, elite an midgrade
//Gramin Paika (Rural Militia): Conscripted to serve as fodder, these are little better than camp followers and at worst are impediments.

//Missiles
=Hetkari/Konkani Musketmen
=Mestizo Musketmen from Goa/Calcutta/Agra
=Karnataki Sharpshooters
=Telangi Musketeers
=Koli Tribal Musketeers
=Bhil Tribal Musketeers
=Mercenary Purbiya Musketmen
=Mercenary Arabian Musketmen
=De Boigne's Sepoy Battalions, Late Era Unit

//Artillery
=Siege Guns, 16 and 24lb
=Howitzers
=Garbhandi, light mortar
=Rockets
=Shaturnals, Camel Guns

=Garha Kingdom

//Gond Musketmen

=Nizam of Hyderabad

//Sikh Bodyguards

//Maratha Cavalry

//Rohollas, Muslims from Audh, Sindh, Balochistan, and surrounding areas in North India

//Walas

//Teluga Infantry, Spearmen/Archers/Musketmen

//European Mercenaries

=Mysore

//Mysorean Rocket Footmen, Rocket Racks, MultiRocket Launchers

=Nawab of Carnatic
=Tranvacore
=Madurai Nayaks
=Kingdom of Kandy
=Nawabs of Oudh

=Portugal
=Dutch allied with Cochin

=British

//Jat Lancers

//Bengali Lancers

//Sepoys

=French

//French Infantry