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Whenever I try to grant women (i.e. my wife or my daughters) landed titles it says that it's not possible under the current inheritance laws. So which laws do make it possible to grant them landed titles?
 
you need true cognatic law to be passed first. the only country that starts able to do it with little effort is Navarra. Otherwise you'll need to get your heir fostered by a Basque person so he'll get their culture and fulfill the "hardest" requirment.


if that kid survives and you pass the law, you're safe so long you manage to maintain your hold on whatever you have. The rest of the family doesn't need to be of the Basque culture, only the leader who is going to install the law.
 
Woman heir gets -10 to relations for ruler and woman ruler also gets -10 relations, both towards vassals so it's pretty much a one-sided sword as it is without modding those.
 
Do you think it would make sense for vassals with the Basque culture to NOT have the relations penalties? I know it would be easy to mod, but that would be a nice bit of flavour to have in the base game.