Relations get better.Originally Posted by Wookie1
Relations get better.
Ah thanks, so no effects on inheriting then.
Actually, there is an increased chance for a peaceful PU AFAIK.
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I started a Castilie game again and I was wondering if theres a better way of getting Aragon than allying/defending Navarra.
Take it with brute force and then rid yourself of the infamy through holy wars and releasing muslim nations as vassals!
Claim their throne. You'll instantly get cores if you force a personal union and then inherit them.
As Sicily, it's 1415 and Aragon has a PU with me. Why did this happen? How do I prevent this from happening in general? How do I get out of it?
Thanks
A PU happens if you have no heir, or a weak heir, and another nation has a claim on your throne through a royal marriage. They can either happen 'spontaneously' or as a result of them explicitly claiming your throne. If your king dies under these conditions, a PU might start.
You prevent a PU by:
Keeping your king alive if your heir is weak.
Not having any Royal Marriages with nations which are stronger and/or have higher prestige than you do.
There are a few ways to get out of it.
- Wait for pretender rebels, and let them win.
- Insult the leader (Aragon) until relations are negative, and wait for their king to die.
- Declare war on them and win.
In your case, either wait it out or make a slider move towards 'centralization', which has a 1-in-3 chance to spawn a Pretender rebel army.
How do I claim a throne in DW?
Royal Marriage, wait for them to have no heir or an heir with a weak claim, then click the "Claim Throne" button in the diplomacy window.
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From that point, you can either wait until their current monarch dies and hope they don't get an heir (risky) or use the Claim on Throne CB to start a war for their throne. Win the war and you put your monarch on their throne. Of course, you'll then need to bribe them to inherit, as you need +100 relations to inherit.
I have occupied all lands of my enemy and it shows as stripes. Warscore is 100%. How do I make those lands mine? Enemy refuses to accept when I ask for all lands in treaty and they refuse vassalisation.
Instead of offering a peace deal, simply select annex on the top of the list.
Every province has a certain value. If a country has 9 provinces and 4 of them are worth 96% of warscore you can only grab those 4.
If they are not to big ofc.
I can't annex because they have 7 provinces which I have occupied and they have no army or navy units. Is there still a way?
No, you have to grab a few provinces, and then war them again later and grab the rest.I can't annex because they have 7 provinces which I have occupied and they have no army or navy units. Is there still a way?
Ok, I will try that. Thanks everyone for the help.
Well, provinces cost warscore. You can't exceed 100 warscore in a deal. So, you can only ask for some provinces from your enemy. Look at the little "They will accept this offer" and "They will not accept this offer" at the bottom and ask for the most you can.I can't annex because they have 7 provinces which I have occupied and they have no army or navy units. Is there still a way?
In addition, look hard for CBs that reduce the cost of annexation. It's possible to annex a nation that you cannot vassalize this way.
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