Ah, ok. I don't know anything about mods so I did't think of that.
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Well i dont know for sure, its simply my guess as ive done something similar in my mod. It could as well be some weird bug in vanilla for all i know.
I want to help because it's so interesting, but it's also quite concerning. France on their own was a bit of a pain, but I suppose if I were to help them with rebels and give military access, trust would go up quite a bit and they could be a valuable ally. On the other hand, when I form Lotharingia, I think they might have a few of my cores. Btw, I did indeed inherit England and that gave me the idea of culture shifting there once I get cores and forming England and eventually GB. Never had a game with 4 tag shifts before. Maybe after that I unite the hre, then switch to a theocracy and become the Pope...
King Oluf IV Daa in the year 1606 decided to switch things up a bit and declare Hindu as the religion of Denmark...wait what? (they were Reformed )
Here is a Picture of the Hindu Danish Empire...
Also they actually survived another 10 years with most of their land besides Scania.
(Also Ignore the BSK nation it is Bashkorastan, but I didn't finish its localisation)
Here is a Picture of the Hindu Danish Empire...
(Also Ignore the BSK nation it is Bashkorastan, but I didn't finish its localisation)
Ooooh you added some Siberian flavor, me likes.
Anyway i can get my hands on your mod? I wanna scavenge some of it
Anyway i can get my hands on your mod?
I wanna scavenge some of it 
In an alternate reality the Aztecs invaded europe with their superior technology and decimated the Europeans fighting with their pointy sticks
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Aragon somehow (I'm not sure if it was diplomatically or by force) got a PU over Brittany... then got one forced on them by Castile. (All three now have the same ruler, though Brittany's didn't update until the next inheritance... for a while they had Aragon's former king from before the forced Castilian PU).
Some interesting happenings from my Byzantium>Roman Empire game in D+T.
That's the second time I've seen Sweden be inherited in as many games - a few pages back I showed Portugal inheriting them.
That's over 200 thousand soldiers in one province...
They learned their lessons from the Spanish and Portuguese...
The real story, though, is Kan'ek:
So what is this great nation? Have they got a strong foothold in Europe? Reverse colonisation?
Oh.
That's the second time I've seen Sweden be inherited in as many games - a few pages back I showed Portugal inheriting them.
That's over 200 thousand soldiers in one province...
They learned their lessons from the Spanish and Portuguese...
The real story, though, is Kan'ek:
So what is this great nation? Have they got a strong foothold in Europe? Reverse colonisation?
Oh.
Possibly the most interesting bunch of North African colonies I've seen:
The three you don't know from the screenshot: The Papal State, Karaman and Pommerania.
And Mentese? What's up with that? Much diminished by the last screenshot, this is them at their height:
Not only that, but they also managed this at one point.
And Mentese? What's up with that? Much diminished by the last screenshot, this is them at their height:
@Glinn Mgraw: I'm beginning to think D&T is slightly broken if it can allow such OPM's to take large nations like that.
Austria and bohemia blobs, france is opm... but own paris, to they got some chances to reform(seen it many times - as long as france owns paris, it has chance of reforming - also they can be formed anyway...
Dat Portugal
Never seen them take over Castille so completely, poor Navarra can run but she can't hide
Never seen them take over Castille so completely, poor Navarra can run but she can't hide
Can happen in vanilla, too. The Meissen and Ansbach ones were by inheritance. I didn't post a screenie of it, but I just had Sardinia inherit Austria in my current game. The main issue is agressiveness, I think - the AI doesn't send insults while at war, so the monarch dies while the nations are still friendly.
Well you can allways just inherit country without PU. Happened to me once... i think it was sweden when i was poland...
That has nothing to do with D&T. It's equally possible (and unlikely) in vanilla.