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Noticed this in the Elder Kings mod but checked the vanilla game and it's happening there, too. I am currently using all of the "main" DLCs except for Sunset Invasion. I disabled all mods when I tested this in the vanilla game.

Matrilineal marriages defined in the character history files are not functional. In the interface, the game recognizes the marriage as a normal marriage, and offspring that are produced are of the husband's dynasty. Below is an example of a marriage in the Castilian characters history file, along with two screenshots:

Code:
71517={
name="Alfonso"
dynasty=681
father=457540
trait=bastard
religion=catholic
culture=castillan
1243.1.1={
birth=yes
}
1260.1.1={
add_matrilineal_spouse=71429
}
1281.1.1={
death=yes
}
}

g7QhNZO.jpg


GOsPKng.jpg


This seems to be able to be reproduced by adding a matrilineal marriage to any character file.
 
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