convert to Feudal not quite getting it?

[ringworm]

Hi Sorry not quite getting how to do it.

So the description is :-

"Upgrading a tribal holding to a castle requires you to build the Stone Hillfort (level 4) and then choose the Adopt Feudalism decision. In order to build the Stone Hillfort you need Castle Infrastructure"

Okay first I know I need to upgrade my crown authority to MAX.

Now to the hill fort.. my holdings are all churches? So how can I build a Hill fort?

Many thanks

 

[kviiri]

How are you tribal if all of your holdings are churches? That would mean you're probably Iqta?

 

[ringworm]

starting as Ireland viking conquest start date. All the icons are churches and have bishops I assumed they where churches

 

[kviiri]

Are you sure they're YOUR holdings, not your vassals'? It sounds like a bug if you have only temples instead of tribes.

 

[ringworm]

see tribe and church?

 

[Dryhad]

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see tribe and church?

That church is your vassal's holding. Your holding is the one up the top next to your portrait.

 

[balmung60]

The church is your vassal, not your own holding and doesn't really matter to this decision. You only need to worry about upgrading the tribal holding in the capital slot.

 

[invaderk]

Click on your county, then your tribe holding. This opens a window that displays all the structures erected there. When you upgrade 4 times the Fort type of building (not the market, but the other type of the two buildings that costs you money and not prestige to build) you get a stone hillfort

 

[ringworm]

lol oh gawd what a numb nut. Thanks that is making more sense now.

 

[Bernard95]

On a side note, the other caveat for feudalizing/republicanizing is that you need to be anything other than a Unreformed Pagan, which means either reforming your faith or converting to a new one (anything Abrahamic, Dharmic, etc.).

For a republic you also need Lv1 Trade Practices tech and then a Lv4 Market City versus a Stone Hillfort. Your capital also needs to be coastal.