Philip II (Civ6)

Philip II (21 May 1527 – 13 September 1598), nicknamed the Prudent, was king of Spain, Portugal, Naples and Sicily, Duke of Milan, Lord of the Netherlands, and briefly king consort of England through his marriage to Mary I. His reign, during which the Spanish Empire reached the height of its expansion and power and experienced a flourishing of art and literature, is considered the Spanish Golden Age. He leads the Spanish in Civilization VI.
Philip leads another global naval empire, but unlike England, this one is the leading candidate to win a Religious Victory.
== Intro ==
 All Spain stands ready to answer your prayers, devout King Philip II. From your palace at El Escorial you can send forth your followers: missionaries, apostles, and conquistadors ready to strike out across the seas to spread the good word about your most holy empire. May the treasures they uncover fuel your quest to unite the world under one faith and one empire, making you truly the Most Catholic king.
== In-Game ==
Philip II's unique agenda is Counter Reformer. He likes civilizations which follow the same religion he does and wants all his cities to follow the same religion. He hates anyone trying to spread their religion into his empire.
Philip's leader ability is El Escorial. His Inquisitors can Remove Heresy one extra time, and his military and religious units receive +5 Combat Strength (or Religious Strength) against units owned by players who follow other religions. In Gathering Storm, his Inquisitors also remove 100% of the presence of other religions.
== Detailed Approach ==
Philip wants everyone to adopt his beloved Catholicism. He wants to establish a small empire on the coast of his home continent and then go sailing to find additional settlement spots. If he can't find places on other continents to settle peacefully, he will use his Conquistadors to force a foothold. Once there, the Missions and Treasure Fleet civilization ability will ensure that the foreign presence will be lucrative for him. He's going to push against anyone that isn't following his Religion until he has turned the entire world to his Beliefs.
== Lines ==
Philip II is voiced by Anton Carmona Vega. He speaks Castilian Spanish, using some archaic words and the pluralis majestatis to refer to himself.
=== Voiced ===
Codename 	Quote (English translation) 	Quote (Castilian Spanish) 	Notes
Agenda-based Approval 	I am relieved you understand that we cannot tolerate heretics. It is against God, of course. (lit. "We are a nation of faith, and your kindness towards our devotion honors you.") 	Somos una nación de fe, y vuestro favor a nuestra devoción os honra. 	
Agenda-based Disapproval	Rather than penitent, you are blasphemous. The vengeance of God will be upon your head. (lit. "You are not penitent, you are blasphemous! The vengeance of God will fall on your head.") 	No sois penitente, ¡blasfemáis! La venganza de Dios caerá sobre vuestra cabeza. 	
Attacked 	You think your army can compare with my armada… with the might of my empire? You are grievously mistaken. (lit. "This is absurd, are you declaring war on us? Do you ignore the power of the Invincible Armada?") 	Aquesto es absurdo, ¿nos estáis declarando la guerra? ¿Acaso ignoráis el poderío de la Armada Invencible? 	
Declares War 	You have transgressed against my kingdom and the kingdom of God… you must answer for your sins. (lit. "You have been judged for your sins. And now you will expiate them! ... May God have pity on your soul.") 	Se os ha juzgado por vuestros pecados. ¡Y agora los expiaréis! ... Que Dios se compadezca de vuestra alma. 	The line in English seems to be inspired by Jeremiah 3:13 - "that thou hast transgressed against the LORD thy God."wikisource:Bible (King James)/Jeremiah#3:13
Defeated 	My lands… my Kingdom… why, God? Why have you forsaken me? (lit. "Our states...Why Lord? Why have you abandoned us?") 	Nuestros estados... ¿por qué, Señor? ¿Por qué nos has abandonado? 	This is very similar to the fourth of Jesus Christ's seven utterances on the cross ("My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?").
Greeting 	I am the King of Spain, Portugal, Sardinia and Sicily, Naples, Duke of Milan, etc., but most importantly, I am a devout follower of the one, true religion. I hope for your sake you are as well. (lit. "We are Felipe, the king of Spain and Portugal, however, above everything else, we are a faithful devotee of the one true religion.")	Nos somos Felipe, rey de España y Portugal, empero por encima de todo, somos fieles devotos de la única y verdadera religión.	
Quote from Civilopedia 	One day, I will be able to look at the map of the world, but will have ceased to be a map of the world. It will be Spain. (lit. "The day will come when when we are looking at the map of the world, it will no longer be the world. It will be Spain.") 	Llegará el día en el que cuando estemos contemplando el mapa del mundo, ya no será el mundo. Será España. 	This is a paraphrased quote by Philip II from the movie The Sea Hawk (1940) - "One day, before my death, we shall sit here and gaze at this map upon the wall. It will have ceased to be a map of the world. It will be Spain."https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0033028/quotes/qt0173096
=== Unvoiced ===
Delegation: I have sent a delegation to your city. Please, enjoy the churros and welcome them kindly.
Accepts Delegation from Player: We received the heret- I mean, your trade delegation. I will be sure to instruct them in our ways.
Accepts Player’s Declaration of Friendship: You are blessed by God, and a friend to me. Let the world know you are protected under his might.
Rejects Player's Declaration of Friendship: No, I do not accept your offer. You are a sinner, and no friend of Spain.
Requests Declaration of Friendship: I believe you have seen the wisdom in the light of the Lord. Let us share in friendship his blessing.
Denounced by Player: There is no greater sin than to defy the anointed servant of the Lord. You will pay dearly for this.
Denounces Player: You are another Judas, sent to betray the Lord.
Too Many Troops Near His Border: Do not presume you can keep your soldiers on my borders without repercussions. Move them at once.
Invitation to Capital: Would you like to hear of my capital? Madrid is the most beautiful of cities. Is your capital beautiful as well?
Invitation to City: Would you like to see a bullfight? There is no spectacle like it. Come to my nearby city and see for yourself.
== Civilopedia entry ==
== Trivia ==
* Philip II's diplomacy screen shows the gardens of El Escorial.
* Philip II carries a rapier. He brandishes it when denounced or denouncing a player, performs the sign of the cross with it when declaring war on a player, and drops it when defeated. The Firaxis logo is visible on the end of its knuckle guard.
** Lautaro sometimes is seen carrying a rapier with the same model as Philip's.
* Phillip II wears the pendant of the Order of the Golden Fleece, of which he was grandmaster between 1556 and 1598.
* Philip II's leader ability is named after his royal palace and monastery, while his leader agenda references the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
* Philip II has several relatives across the Civilization franchise:
** Philip II's great-grandmother, Isabella I, has been a Spanish leader since Civilization II. Through her, he descends from both Eleanor of Aquitaine and Frederick Barbarossa.
** His uncle and father-in-law is João III. When João's grandson Sebastian and brother Henry died without any heirs, Philip claimed the Portuguese throne by force, hence why he introduces himself as "King of Spain and Portugal."
** From 1559 to 1568, Philip II was married to his third spouse, Elisabeth of Valois, the eldest daughter of Catherine de Medici.
** As a member of the Habsburg dynasty, Philip is the ancestor of Maria Theresa and Louis XIV.
** He and Elizabeth I fought each other in the Anglo-Spanish War. Additionally, they were in-laws for four years, due to his marriage to her sister Mary I; both the daughters of Henry VIII, an English leader in Civilization II.
* Philip II is featured in a Great Work of Art created by Sofonisba Anguissola.
== Gallery ==
Civ6 splash Philip.jpg|Promotional image of Philip II
Philip II loadscreen (Civ6).png|Philip II on the loading screen
Philip II Painting.jpg|A 1566 painting of Philip II by Alonso Sánchez Coello (which appears to have inspired his in-game model)
Philip II of Spain (Civ6).jpg|Philip II featured in a Great Work of Art by Sofonisba Anguissola
== Videos ==
thumb|center|300px|First Look: Spain
== Related achievements ==
== References ==
== See also ==
* Philip II (of Spain) in other games
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