The other day I made a thread about how inaccurate the game-model is for Muslims and Turks. Anyways, I thought of a simple thing to do. As a Muslim ruler, the way you invite a noble to the court, you should be able to invite a Ghulam, an extremely loyal Altaic Muslim whom you can give lands to. But it should be in such a way that the sons of the Ghulam cannot inherit unless there is a weakened central regime, at that point they can rebel and establish their dynastic rule or even take over the state which was not un-common.
Is this difficult to implement? At the death of the Ghulam the land returns to owner of the state and "revoking" does not cost anything except maybe individual relations.
What do you think?
Is this difficult to implement? At the death of the Ghulam the land returns to owner of the state and "revoking" does not cost anything except maybe individual relations.
What do you think?
