Bagrationi Family Tree
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That's strange. It was showing up just fine the last time i looked at it
What date are you on? And is it from the very start of a game?
What date are you on? And is it from the very start of a game?
The bookmark was "Collapse of the Seljuks". The screenshot was taken before unpausing, but about 2 years have passed and it still is like this.
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I've found the issue. Thanks Bud.
There is a stray character that i had forgotten to change Dynasty for
There is a stray character that i had forgotten to change Dynasty for
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Here's one that's slightly more uncertain - I'm not sure if it is actually a mistake. Check out the Varajnuni family in Armenia Minor and the Brachimios family in Cyprus circa 1080. The king of Armenia Minor's grandfather had two sons - the older one is the father of the King, while the younger one somehow is of a different dynasty than the rest of the family. He founds the Brachimios dynasty, and his grandson is now the ruler of Cyprus, a vassal of the ERE. Which isn't itself a problem, except that he has no children or other close family, so at the start the Armenian King is second-in-line to inheirit the county titles that the Brachimios guy holds (the ducal title is normally a viceroyalty, and so it should return to the Basilieus; I went in and converted all the viceroyalties to ducal titles, as there seems to be something buggy with them). If that's intended then no problem. But if not, it's a little weird that the ERE loses three counties.
That's on purpose
I could add a son for him, but it is very much on purpose that he has a different dynasty.
The Brachamios family as the family was called in Greek held several high positions in the ERE (The Doux of Cyprus is an actual recorded person from the family), which Philaretos also originally did. The reason why i didn't turn him (Philaretos) into a Brachamios is because we know his Armenian name. Also the Brachamios last name seems to have been used solely by the part of the family that actually became Orthodox after a couple of decades and Greek after a several decades more. And Philaretos didn't seem to have been more Orthodox than when his Greek masters disappeared from the east, he reverted immediately to the Armenian Church (Which is also why he isn't Orthodox before the ERE is beaten back from the East. If he was, he would start converting provinces)
I could add a son for him, but it is very much on purpose that he has a different dynasty.
The Brachamios family as the family was called in Greek held several high positions in the ERE (The Doux of Cyprus is an actual recorded person from the family), which Philaretos also originally did. The reason why i didn't turn him (Philaretos) into a Brachamios is because we know his Armenian name. Also the Brachamios last name seems to have been used solely by the part of the family that actually became Orthodox after a couple of decades and Greek after a several decades more. And Philaretos didn't seem to have been more Orthodox than when his Greek masters disappeared from the east, he reverted immediately to the Armenian Church (Which is also why he isn't Orthodox before the ERE is beaten back from the East. If he was, he would start converting provinces)
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Well the fact that they leave the ERE in 1079 and later once Elpidios dies is not really alarming to me. If it happens +50% of the times that's another matter. It shouldn't be more frequent than Cyprus staying within the ERE
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Sorry for necroing this thread, but it seems that house Estrid has the same problem.
I don't remember what was the name of that bookmark, but it was around 1170's.
I don't remember what was the name of that bookmark, but it was around 1170's.