Yup, the Jalayirids are the last remnant of the Ilkhanate, the division of the Mongol Empire that governed the Middle East. The Ilkhanate splintered into many petty kingdoms, and the Timurids came from the north to conquer most of them.
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I've tried that, and what you get is what you had before you were on EU3.
Have you got windowed mode turned on? Somekind of background interface program that conflicts?
Also, since you are a 'PdoxNewbie', may I remind you that this thread has 'ghost pages', the number of which has long been a topic of discussion here.
For how long after that screenshot did the general stay with the army? Forever, until the army fought, or something like that?
I know your problem
1. Right Click Your EU3 .exe, not the launcher but the actual program
2. Go to prooperties
3. Click on Compatibility
4. Check the box that says, "Disable Desktop Composition"
It doesn't matter in this case, as the version of windows he uses creates a picture of the desktop for whatever reason.
Forever. He's been there for some fifty years after he died, still applying his 4 fire, 4 shock, 2 maneuver bonus throughout numerous battles.
More insanity from the 5.2 30th of March beta patch. Forced a PU on Haasa and then, a few months later, forced one on Algiers. This happens.
I later inherited them both, so no big deal.
I've had something similar happen under 5.1... had Castile force a PU on Aragon, which already had a PU with Brittany. Castile later inherited Aragon (I think by event?) and Brittany wound up free. I also had a situation where one of my allies got force-vassaled during a succession war, and then I won and forced a PU on their overlord... in that case as well, the vassalage was broken upon inheritance.
Yeah, I've seen that before. But in this case, it was under the personal union of BOTH of us
well it says it grows but it does not, just 200 people sitting there ...
Albania being Muslim? Seems more historical than strange
I think the point is that Albania (or part of it) is owned by a country thats supposed to be half a world away (judging by Sumatran culture).
ohgodhowdoikillit
I'm actually Bohemia, I had to switch factions because I had only a few timmie provinces discovered.