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* SuccessionCrisis: The Emperor of Earthworld dies early in the first book, leaving behind no named successor - in fact, the last thing he said to his sons before dying was to lambast them all because none of them was able to secure a decent powerbase from which to claim the throne by themselves while he was ill, and as such all of them were unfit to rule in his eyes.
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* ArmorIsUseless: During the final battle of the Jilaat mine siege, both sides' troops cut straight through plate armor with regular swords, and even ''daggers''. Including high-end plate owned by a rich nobleman.
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* ArmorIsUseless: During the final battle of the Jilaat mine siege, both sides' troops cut straight through plate armor with regular swords, and even ''daggers''. Including high-end plate owned by a rich nobleman. It's not the only battle either.
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** [[spoiler:Princess Zenovia]] of Marden makes [[spoiler:her]] country a vassal state to Natra rather than an ally, since in the former case, Natra would be obligated to protect them while in the latter case, Natra would use them as a buffer against invasion and thus left to fend for themselves, which is a problem given the sorry state of the nation both before and after being liberated and its new ruler's self-admitting to not being ready to be a full ruler.
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** [[spoiler:Princess Zenovia]] Zenovia of Marden makes [[spoiler:her]] her country a vassal state to Natra rather than an ally, since in the former case, Natra would be obligated to protect them while in the latter case, Natra would use them as a buffer against invasion and thus left to fend for themselves, which is a problem given the sorry state of the nation both before and after being liberated and its new ruler's self-admitting to not being ready to be a full ruler.]]
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* MarryThemAll: [[DefiedTrope Defied]] in this series. While Wein is surrounded by attractive and promising women, he or they outright refuse to marry for practical reasons.
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* MarryThemAll: [[DefiedTrope Defied]] {{Defied|Trope}} in this series. While Wein is surrounded by attractive and promising women, he or they outright refuse to marry for practical reasons.
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* PainfulPersona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, who is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, but is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* PainfulPersona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, who is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, but is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about how he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting benefiting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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** The west has similar attitudes, due to the Church's teaching discuraging women from high offices or powerful positions. [[spoiler:This leads to princess Zenovia having to impersonate her dead brother in oder to lead the Marden Liberation Army.]]
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** The west has similar attitudes, due to the Church's teaching discuraging discouraging women from high offices or powerful positions. [[spoiler:This leads to princess Zenovia having to impersonate her dead brother in oder order to lead the Marden Liberation Army.]]
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* ZeroApprovalGambit: According to Claudius's history lesson on the founding of Natra, Prince Salema of Naliavene was stuck in a power struggle with his brother, Galea. Instead of solving this issue, the king intentionally egged on their conflict in order to protect his own power. While the two princes didn't want to oppose each other, their factions wanted to upstage the other regardless of their will. The faction war made the country vulnerable during the war, so Salema killed the king and allowed himself to be arrested and branded a murderer in order to take down his own faction, allowing Galea to ascend without opposition. Fortunately, Galea lightened Salema's sentence to exile and helped him establish Natra. [[spoiler:Hagel in volume 3 pulled this in combination with DeathFakedForYou: intentionally get himself attached to a rebellion that's forming in Natra and agitated by an outside power, deliberately weaken said rebellion so that Wein can defeat them easily, had his execution faked by Wein...just to tempt Cavarin to attack Natra after their king's death by Wein and for Hagel to be able to launch a surprise attack on enemy general.]]
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* ZeroApprovalGambit: According to Claudius's history lesson on the founding of Natra, Prince Salema of Naliavene was stuck in a power struggle with his brother, Galea. Instead of solving this issue, the king intentionally egged on their conflict in order to protect his own power. While the two princes didn't want to oppose each other, their factions wanted to upstage the other regardless of their will. The faction war made the country vulnerable during the war, so Salema killed the king and allowed himself to be arrested and branded a murderer in order to take down his own faction, allowing Galea to ascend without opposition. Fortunately, Galea lightened Salema's sentence to exile and helped him establish Natra. [[spoiler:Hagel in volume 3 pulled this in combination with DeathFakedForYou: intentionally get himself attached to a rebellion that's forming in Natra and agitated by an outside power, deliberately weaken said rebellion so that Wein can defeat them easily, had his execution faked by Wein... just to tempt Cavarin to attack Natra after their king's death by Wein and for Hagel to be able to launch a surprise attack on enemy general.]]
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''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)'' (''Tensai Ouji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu ~Sou da, Baikoku Shiyou~'') is a fantasy {{light novel|s}} written by Toru Toba and illustrated by Fal Maro. The series began publication under the GA Bunko imprint in 2018, and was licensed in English by Creator/YenPress in 2019.
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''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)'' (''Tensai Ouji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu ~Sou da, Baikoku Shiyou~'') is a fantasy {{light novel|s}} series written by Toru Toba and illustrated by Fal Maro. The series began publication under the GA Bunko imprint in 2018, and was licensed in English by Creator/YenPress in 2019.
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''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)''/''Tensai Ouji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu ~Sou da, Baikoku Shiyou~'' is a 2018 Light Novel written by Toru Toba and illustrated by Fal Maro. The series was licensed by Creator/YenPress in 2019.
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''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)''/''Tensai Treason?)'' (''Tensai Ouji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu ~Sou da, Baikoku Shiyou~'' Shiyou~'') is a 2018 Light Novel fantasy {{light novel|s}} written by Toru Toba and illustrated by Fal Maro. The series began publication under the GA Bunko imprint in 2018, and was licensed in English by Creator/YenPress in 2019.
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* TheEmpire: The Earthworld Empire controls mutch of the east after defeating an alliance of smaller kingdoms in the past and under the last Emperor harbored ambitions to unify the whole continent. Currently, however, it is shaken by a SuccessionCrisis after the last Emperor's unexpected death.
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* TheEmpire: The Earthworld Empire controls mutch much of the east after defeating an alliance of smaller kingdoms in the past and under the last Emperor harbored ambitions to unify the whole continent. Currently, however, it is shaken by a SuccessionCrisis after the last Emperor's unexpected death.
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* TheGoodKingdom: Wein rules the Kingdom of Natra as Prince-Regent. In a slight subversion, the Kingdom isn't prosperous or militarly powerful and sits right between stronger neighbors while housing some improtant mountain passes, making it a prime target for invasions.
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* TheGoodKingdom: Wein rules the Kingdom of Natra as Prince-Regent. In a slight subversion, the Kingdom isn't prosperous or militarly powerful and sits right between stronger neighbors while housing some improtant important mountain passes, making it a prime target for invasions.
* MassOhCrap: Wein's guards whenever Ninym is insulted, knowing that this will trigger Wein's UnstoppableRage.
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* PainfulPersona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, etc. Who is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* PainfulPersona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, who is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, etc. Who but is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* LongTitle: The English title, ''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)'', is already fairly long even without the parenthetical.
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* PainfulPesona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, etc. Who is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* PainfulPesona: PainfulPersona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, etc. Who is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* PainfulPesona: Wein, the wise prince of Natra, is loved by his people for being a kind, benevolent leader, etc. Who is actually a lazy bum who would want nothing more than to sell his own "dirt poor" kingdom to the highest bidder he can find. Unfortunately, due to his position as the prince, he has to be careful about he goes about carrying out this plan, lest he causes an uprising. As such, while any situation he gets into usually ends up benefitting his kingdom, [[UnluckilyLucky almost nothing happens to benefit him directly]], leaving him stuck in a perpetual cycle.
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* LongTitle: The English title, ''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)'', is already fairly long even when the treason part is omitted.
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* LongTitle: The English title, ''The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?)'', is already fairly long even when without the treason part is omitted.parenthetical.
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* TheGoodKingdom: Wein rules the Kingdom of Natra as Prince Regent. In a slight subversion, the Kingdom isn't prosperous or militarly powerful and sits right between stronger neighbors while housing some improtant mountain passes, making it a prime target for invasions.
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* TheGoodKingdom: Wein rules the Kingdom of Natra as Prince Regent.Prince-Regent. In a slight subversion, the Kingdom isn't prosperous or militarly powerful and sits right between stronger neighbors while housing some improtant mountain passes, making it a prime target for invasions.
