If you're talking about the castle and village buildings, yes they are linear upgradings. With temples and manufactories your have more of a choice what to build.
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If you're talking about the castle and village buildings, yes they are linear upgradings. With temples and manufactories your have more of a choice what to build.
People can travel to new courts, but you cannot influence it. You need to balance handing out land to new courtiers vs existing vassals so you cannot just give every new province to a new Kukojin and never worry about powerful vassals
Yes. And with a few exception thrown in for historical or gamebalancing reasons, all provinces start without any buildings.
Since your direct vassals vote, you can manage the number of voters by having your friends as Daimyo's instead of having a bunch of direct smaller vassals.
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Yes. There are some message settings you can calibrate in order to single out who you want messages about.
No. The can get events that either fulfill their mission or features a mishap of some sort. These events will trigger more often/seldom based on the advisor's stats but you will never know exact when they will trigger.
If you for instance play a kokujin (count) within a clan that is at war, you can use your personal retinue to capture provinces. As soon as you win the siege the province is your. So while not "easy" to expand, it is far from impossible. You can advance to become daimyo be either capturing all provinces within a kuni (historical province connected to a daimyo title) or petitioning your liege to give you such a title.
Unless you want to marry into a specific clan it is far easier to just select your heir's character screen and hit the marriage button there to see a list of possible brides.
Doing it via the diplo screen also shows males because you may have female court/family members you want to marry off.
Nope.
Which do you want to disband? When you have an army selected you have a disband unit and disband levies button, the former disbands everything while the latter only disbands levies, leaving your retinue in the field. If you want to disband retinue units, there are minus buttons on the military screen for each unit type.
Remember that when you are improving the castle/village you get -70% income from that province, so if you are just improving the same province's village in a row you will not see much of the new income.
You should always command your own retinue unless your character is under 16. If this is not happening, please report it as a bug with a save.
Only the clan leader can raise the levies, the original design was more fluent, but it could get really frustrating. KISS for the win. The vassals get their own retinue and ronin armies for this purpose.
Actually there are a limited set of ninja clans, and when they're done with whatever they've been doing, they look for new work. All MoG looking for Ninja will then compete for the contract, using their intrigue and the bonus from all the theaters in your demesne. The longer he's been looking, the higher chance he has of signing the clan. When signing a clan, the time investment will be reset.
The AI gets those as well. He'll start handing them out if he starts growing.