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Kumicho

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I'm trying a 769 game as the Maygars in an effort to ultimately recreate Hungary, but I'm running in to an issue. I have 3 sons, and only 2 counties (and the Kingdom). Under Elective Gavelkind, my oldest son gets the kingdom and NOTHING ELSE, while my other two sons get a county each. The result is the kingdom title is destroyed, while everyone else goes independent.

Is this because it's a titular kingdom? I can't imagine that this is WAD.... :unsure:

Can post screens if anyone's interested.
 
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We noticed this while testing CK2Plus, as well -- and discovered it was a vanilla thing. It does seem to apply solely to landless/titular kingdom titles when there is more than one son to split the titles among. The eldest son gets the kingdom title for a split-second, and then it's utterly destroyed.
 

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We noticed this while testing CK2Plus, as well -- and discovered it was a vanilla thing. It does seem to apply solely to landless/titular kingdom titles when there is more than one son to split the titles among. The eldest son gets the kingdom title for a split-second, and then it's utterly destroyed.

Yep, it even showed in the "title loss on succession" button, where the only 2 counties I had were going to my 2nd and 3rd heirs, leaving nothing for my primary.

It's reasons like this why I don't play Ironman...