Nestorian have one too, I gave them some land with my Ilkhanate.
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My landed son (my vassal) is married to heir of some county in other realm. They have a son who is my grandson from my dynasty. In the future he will inherit county inside my realm and county outside my realm. Will this county outside my realm become part of my realm?
Depends which he inherits first, in this case. Whoever's vassal he becomes when he inherits a county he will stay when he gets the other.
Playing the King of Abyssinia and Nubia. My succession law is Primo. For the longest time, the heir was my eldest grandson, after the passing of the eldest son. Then, somehow his son took over as the heir, even though the father isn't dead yet.
So eventually, the great grandson took over the throne as a 7year old. Father remains as a duke under his son. What may have caused this change of heir? The current heir of the 7 year old is his younger sister.
So eventually, the great grandson took over the throne as a 7year old. Father remains as a duke under his son. What may have caused this change of heir? The current heir of the 7 year old is his younger sister.
Playing as emperor of britannia, francia, hispania, scandinavia and byzantine empire. I married my heir to the heir of byzantine empire. Time passed my ruler died and I got to play with all the same titles and my wife was ruler of byzantine empire. Our son then got everything that me and my wife owned. When I finnaly started playing as this guy who got both empires, he managed to produce daughters only. So now I have 5 daughter of which the oldest has three sons and the second doughter has one son.
Finnaly the question here is, why does it say "tittle loss on succesion". It seems that my oldest daughter will get everything execpt byzantine empire. My second daughter will get byzantine empire. This change happened only after my second daughter gave birth to her son. I don't understand why this happened, succession laws in all of my empires are the same (agnatic cognatic prigomenture, which means the oldest child inherits all titles)
To give you the idea, this is what I hold:
http://prntscr.com/3yirlg
Finnaly the question here is, why does it say "tittle loss on succesion". It seems that my oldest daughter will get everything execpt byzantine empire. My second daughter will get byzantine empire. This change happened only after my second daughter gave birth to her son. I don't understand why this happened, succession laws in all of my empires are the same (agnatic cognatic prigomenture, which means the oldest child inherits all titles)
To give you the idea, this is what I hold:
http://prntscr.com/3yirlg
Hmmm, is your second daughter Born in the Purple and not the eldest? It could have something to do with Born in the Purple; when there are succession issues and the Byzantine Empire is involved, that trait seems to have a tendency to be the culprit.
Yes it seems that all my daughters except the oldest one are born in the purple.
Some extra info byzantine empire is the only one that has high crown authority in every other empire it is max. Also in byzantine empire primary heir is my second daughter, and pretenders are her son, then my first daughter. In all other empires primary heir is my first daughter and pretenders are her two sons.
So I guess there is no way around this, I need to assasinate my second daughter and her son?
Some extra info byzantine empire is the only one that has high crown authority in every other empire it is max. Also in byzantine empire primary heir is my second daughter, and pretenders are her son, then my first daughter. In all other empires primary heir is my first daughter and pretenders are her two sons.
So I guess there is no way around this, I need to assasinate my second daughter and her son?
Can you grant your first daughter the honorary "Despot" title? It acts as a Born in the Purple that you can give out.
Alternatively, you could try and have a son.
Alternatively, you could try and have a son.
If he has a vassal himself, then he/she probably takes a county from one of them. If there is indeed only the one county, then the vassal simply looses all titles...if i remember correctly.
The duchies would get destroyed in this case I believe. I'm not sure what circumstances must apply to revoke an only county before a duchy -- as tamius said above, it's not always allowed.
Tanistry.
1) Oh my God how cruel can this system be? Sons not voting on parents, wives not voting on husbands, Christ!
2) How strictly in-dynasty does it stay? I'm considering placing an Irish Karling in the Scotish throne. If tanisty were in force, would all the fifty billion Karlings be eligible?
3) Is it me or does it work perfectly with absolute agnatic? You don't need to fret about silly matrilinear marriages because the succession of a normally-wed dynasty member will always go for your dynasty...
1) Oh my God how cruel can this system be? Sons not voting on parents, wives not voting on husbands, Christ!
2) How strictly in-dynasty does it stay? I'm considering placing an Irish Karling in the Scotish throne. If tanisty were in force, would all the fifty billion Karlings be eligible?
3) Is it me or does it work perfectly with absolute agnatic? You don't need to fret about silly matrilinear marriages because the succession of a normally-wed dynasty member will always go for your dynasty...
Anyway I solved the problem, it would seem that "born in the purple" was the main issue. I assasinated my second daughter's only son, and that put her out of the succession for byzantine empire. Did it just in time too, since I had infrim trait for 5 years before that and my ruler died just 3 months after the assasination 
About vassal. You can't revoke his only county if he is a duke. The game does not allow people to be dukes if they have no counties in their possesion.
And about tanistry, any person that is of your dynasty can be elected as ruler. In my case that means probably at least 300 people since I gave out various titles from the very start to my relatives. Electors will always prefer males, who have a lot of claims and already hold some power. Also I don't think you have so many of karling dynasty, mapmode for dynasties just shows which one is ruling over land, not where they are. Character must have the blood drop by his picture, also has the same dynasty flag, to be considered part of your dynasty. It could happen that you have nephew that was born out of marriage of some random guy with your sister. It the marriage was not matrilineal that nephew will be of the father's dynasty and even though he is closely related to you he will not have the blood drop by his pic and will not be part od elections.
About vassal. You can't revoke his only county if he is a duke. The game does not allow people to be dukes if they have no counties in their possesion.
And about tanistry, any person that is of your dynasty can be elected as ruler. In my case that means probably at least 300 people since I gave out various titles from the very start to my relatives. Electors will always prefer males, who have a lot of claims and already hold some power. Also I don't think you have so many of karling dynasty, mapmode for dynasties just shows which one is ruling over land, not where they are. Character must have the blood drop by his picture, also has the same dynasty flag, to be considered part of your dynasty. It could happen that you have nephew that was born out of marriage of some random guy with your sister. It the marriage was not matrilineal that nephew will be of the father's dynasty and even though he is closely related to you he will not have the blood drop by his pic and will not be part od elections.
Is it possible to increase the construction speed of your Palace if you are playing a Merchant Republic? I noticed that it will take 5 years for my latest palace upgrade, so I figured I'd speed it up with my Steward. I am not the Doge right now, just a Patrician, so I first put him on my capital in Palermo. Nothing happened to my construction time. Also tried putting him in Venecia (The Capital of Venice) again nothing happened.
A second, unrelated question: What controls whether I lose men when I disband an army? I know you typically get a warning - but I've noticed, playing as Venice with far-flung territories that I lose men even after I've arrived in my territory. I'm thinking maybe the territories need to be connected to the capital, or maybe the province where they came from by a land route. Also, what if you just own a city but not the entire province? I don't get the warning...
There can't be hostile forces in the counties where the holdings are where you raised the troops. You will lose the troops that would go that holding after disbanding if there is a hostile army there.
I don't think that's the whole story. I've lost troops even after a war's conclusion.