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Virupaksha

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You must have a colonial nation in the region already.

Thus if you have a CN Brazil you can get castile etc to concede that region and will get all of their colonies in that region. If you don't have a CN in Brazil you have to take individual provinces as in any other war.

CB makes no difference.
 

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You must have a colonial nation in the region already.

Thus if you have a CN Brazil you can get castile etc to concede that region and will get all of their colonies in that region. If you don't have a CN in Brazil you have to take individual provinces as in any other war.

CB makes no difference.
Actually, a CN bordering the region seems to be working for me, too. I had no CN in Pacifico Norte, but my colonial Mexico bordered Spain's Pacifico Norte, and I was able to get Spain to concede the region in a peace deal. I had to manually core 5 of the provinces to form my own CN from there.
 

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Actually, a CN bordering the region seems to be working for me, too. I had no CN in Pacifico Norte, but my colonial Mexico bordered Spain's Pacifico Norte, and I was able to get Spain to concede the region in a peace deal. I had to manually core 5 of the provinces to form my own CN from there.

Possibly, I haven't checked it but this is a somewhat unusual scenario. Mostly the strategy is to get 5 provinces (CN) in a region means the whole region can be claimed.

If you have to core 5 provinces the concede CN loses most of its benefits.
 

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Possibly, I haven't checked it but this is a somewhat unusual scenario. Mostly the strategy is to get 5 provinces (CN) in a region means the whole region can be claimed.

If you have to core 5 provinces the concede CN loses most of its benefits.

You still get a whole lot of land for very little war score, and the provinces I had to core were causing little to no OE at a cost of less than 10 adm each. It's a better deal than creating 5 colonies, anyway.