As a Muslim ruler, you cannot replace your Court Mullah unless you transfer him to be under another vassal.
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If there are no Catholic bishops left...
... how is the College of Cardinals constituted? And hence, how is the Pope elected?
In my current game, the Papacy has long been evicted from Rome, Catholicism is down to 5 (or is it 6?) counties in total (all in Poland), who keep on electing Polish popes.
What happens when Poland is overwhelmed?
I'm not asking just out of interest; a number of things in-game are linked to the Pope existing, and since his election mechanics have changed I was wondering whether the late-game would be affected.
The current situation in the College of Cardinals:
... how is the College of Cardinals constituted? And hence, how is the Pope elected?
In my current game, the Papacy has long been evicted from Rome, Catholicism is down to 5 (or is it 6?) counties in total (all in Poland), who keep on electing Polish popes.
What happens when Poland is overwhelmed?
I'm not asking just out of interest; a number of things in-game are linked to the Pope existing, and since his election mechanics have changed I was wondering whether the late-game would be affected.
The current situation in the College of Cardinals:
First of all, who is your Court Chaplain? Also, is the Patriarch independent?
I have had multiple Ecclesiarchs with no change to my religious head (or to the head of the non-pentarchy sections of the empire) including the Ecumenical Patriarch and (currently) the Patriarch of Rome (I've also had a couple of other bishops in the role). All pentarchs including the Ecumenical Patriarch are in my realm, and Rome and Constantinople are both direct vassals.
If there is no autocephalous bishop that is not under your control, you should have a monopoly on the religion. Also, since they are your vassals, they SHOULD not be able to refuse your request to excommunicate.
Sure, that's how the religion should work, but it's not. You can only request excommunications from your religious head, even if (as I do) you live right next door to the Holy See in Rome. That much I know. What I'm trying to figure out is why my head is Constantinople rather than Rome.
As the Duke of Salerno I have a de jure claim on Amalfi, which is a republic. I take it and give it to a son. Now he has a "wrong government type" malus in terms of his opinion of me.
Can I do anything about this?
Can I do anything about this?
I know it was possible to rename counties in previous patch versions, but somehow im unable to do so now. Didnt play since ~ 2 weeks after RoI.
Just to make sure, I open the county view (where I build buildings in my holding) and just click on the name right ? Is that not possible anymore ?
Just to make sure, I open the county view (where I build buildings in my holding) and just click on the name right ? Is that not possible anymore ?
If anyone can help me answer a quandary, it concerns pagan raiding mechanics. Now, I know how to use it and it works against Christian/Muslim neighbors. But, when my Suomenuskoraiding party enters the county of a Romuva lord with a county of similar religious affectation - nothing. No fire, no looting - all too terribly polite. Is this a bug or are defensive pagans like the Slavics and Suomenuskos unable to raid each other? Because seriously, that is all there is out there in 866. I could really have used the money when I was facing down aggressive viking nations lead by leaders with Über stats (think martial 20+).
Does anyone know?
Does anyone know?
Nope. As long as you get mayors to count-level and above, you will get that -30 wrong government type penalty.
Damn, and thank you. Annoying that's de jure part of the duchy!
It is common to give the duchy to Amalfi after you become a king or emperor so that you get a vassal merchant republic.
There's a bug related to education right now that prevents you from assigning yourself as guardian if you are in your liege's court. If he's moving you around in his court or putting you in charge or armies, this also explains why you can't lead your own armies.
I believe that only works for infidels, so in your case it'd only work for non-pagans.
And heretics so he could revoke "old slavic" but not same-religious-group types (i.e. any other Pagans).
How is it determined, who can join in Holy War defense? Any co-religionist (of the defender) who borders me, borders the defender, or is it calculated from the defender's capital or from the targeted duchy?
I don't have the details to hand, but I thought it was any co-religionist of the defender within diplomatic range of him (i.e. most of Europe.) Happy to be corrected, though.
I don't think that's the case, otherwise Holy War is pretty useless CB unless the target is really alone. There is shorter limit, I'm sure, I just want to know how short/long range it is.
I don't know the rule, but I can tell you that it's not borders with the attacker, as I've had many a holy war in the holy land where land powers in Europe joined me, and that pretty much excludes distance from targeted duchy. Some of these were as Rome (capital still Constantinople) with men joining from the British Isles and northern Europe, so it's also clearly not based on the defender's capital. It could be border with the defender, I can't rule this one out from memory alone.
It's hardly useless, no matter who we're talking can join. You have to wait until the religious target is embroiled in some other conflict, preferably one amongst co-religionists. They also take many other things to account, like opinion of the ruler they would join, their own internal state, etc, so just because they CAN join doesn't mean they're at all likely to do so.
I know that if the other same religion realm is at war already they don't usually join the defence of the holy war. So if the few closest or biggest enemy religion realms are in wars its good time to declare holy wars.