You misunderstand me. The HRE is Feudal Elective, not Open Elective. They are very different systems.
Oooohhh my bad sorry
You misunderstand me. The HRE is Feudal Elective, not Open Elective. They are very different systems.
This guy has a lot of kids (didn't even count) BUT NONE WITH HIS WIFES. Those are all Bastards! He is like a Bastard-Maker!
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That's an historical figure -- load up as Denmark in 1066, you start with about fifteen children.
In other news, someone was kind enough to gift me the Ruler Designer DLC as they won it in a competition but already had it, so I thought I'd use it as an excuse to try vanilla CK II and a bit of messing around:
Obviously I wanted to be Zoroastrian but they're unplayable so Nestorian will have to do. How do we think this game will pan out? :laugh:
Haha yep, they rebelled against the Golden Horde and were just a smattering of counties everywhere. It didn't last long.love the duchy of lesser poland on the coast of the Caspian sea on the last one
Meet Silverius, the celibate lustful syphilitic Pope.
Someone he managed to be pope by age 26?He had a bad experience in his youth, giving him syphillus, so he swore to be celibate, and then, um... realized he was the Pope, so he was supposed to be celibate anyway?
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Sweden conquered all of Mauretania in a Crusade and gave all the titles to Swedish Catholics. The Swedish Catholics rebelled to form the new Swedish Catholic Kingdom of Mauretania.... AND THEN the Swedish Catholic King of Mauretania INHERITED FRANCE while keeping Mauretania as his primary title.
Someone he managed to be pope by age 26?
Edit: and it seems he is a dead, ex-pope at age 26 after reigning for less than six months.
No pedigree, no spouse, no children, no allies...
I have no idea how he got into power, but bravo...
John XII was 18, and Benedict IX may have been even younger.Been done historically. I think we went as low as 18 but I'm not 100% sure. Some were quite 20-ish. Members of very important families.
John XII was 18, and Benedict IX may have been even younger.