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Yep. If you could create 3 empires, only hold one, and have 3 heirs, each heir will get an Empire. Of course, that leads us to the question of "Why in hell have you not changed succession law when you are powerful enough to form 3 empires?"
I knew that. My question is will at a characters death will the game auto make empire tier titles?
That is exactly what I just answered by way of an example. Re-read it. I'll rephrase in case it helps: If you could create them, it will create them. Period.
And counties still stay with the dynasty right? And duchies when i dont have duchy vice roys.
Also, would it then be worth it to revoke Ireland just to make it a viceroy? Im thinking it is because the realm is fairly stable right now and im 65 years old already.
Also, if counties stay with the dynasty, would counties still be able to be inherited so it still messes stuff up so i can maybe have The irish king have a county in Orkney or something? Or will a viceroy duchy/kingdom also prevent that?
From what you said i think im going with the imperial viceroy system.
If you can handle reorganizing the entire empire as viceroyalties, I don't think it's even a question. The only issue with going that route is the initial reorganization. Once it's done, it's all better. Counties will continue to inherit as before as will non-viceroyalty duchies. Only titles specifically granted as viceroyalties will follow that special inheritance. That means a Viceroyalty of a Kingdom can still acquire personal counties outside the Kingdom. However, if he grants them away, the next time you re-grant the viceroyalty, the county will not go along with the new grant.
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So, say I'm Charlemagne at his start. Having all territories required to form the HRE I notice that the Kingdoms of Burgundy and Aquitaine are basically all drifting into my primary title, West Francia. When I form the HRE, this progress decreases while they start drifting into de jure HRE. When they drift into the HRE, will they also be counted under West Francia as well?
Also, achievements aside, should I create the HRE or recreate Francia?
Also, achievements aside, should I create the HRE or recreate Francia?
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I'm playing as the emperor of Britannia. The King of Wales is my vassal, and is also heir to the kingdoms of Castille and Portugal, which are not a part of an empire. When he inherits, will Castille and Portugal become part of the Empire? Will Wales become independent?
For the SPQR achievement, why Ferrara rather than Ravenna, one province over? What's special about Ferrara when Ravenna is certainly apropos to Rome, east or west.
What? What do you mean, not Ravenna? You have to have the whole duchy of Ferrara... and Ravenna is in it. If you're only conquering counties in that list and not duchies, you have a REAAAALLY long way to go.
So if you're Grand Mayor now you lose all your titles if you lose the election or is this a new bug? In the past if you were Lord Mayor somewhere you would keep that title. This change seems to coincide with the election leader showing up as your heir now.
Instead of high CA Vassals fight each other all the time and VR Duchies become a constant mess, making it nearly impossible to manage. Any suggestions on how to stop civil wars? (Byzantium)
Well, i'm on high already and still no solution. I don't think it's a bug, I must do something wrong. All are de jure vassals.
Medium+ CA only stops your direct vassals from declaring war on each other, so if you're seeing a lot of subvassal faction wars, that's a cause. You also need to pay attention to applied crown authority outside of your de jure territory. Lastly, king vassals often seem to ignore to crown authority restrictions, though I've never been able to pin down exactly when they are and aren't allowed to dow other vassals under medium+ CA.
In my experience vassal kings only respond to the crown law of their de jure empires, so for instance medium crown authority in the HRE doesn't stop a vassal Italy from declaring war on, say, Bavaria (so long as Italy is that vassal's primary title of course), because Italy is de jure a vassal of Italia not the HRE.
Dukes and below are forced to follow the crown authority of their de facto liege (because they have no crown authority of their own) so long as their actual de jure liege title does not exist.
I'm aware that this is a known issue, so I'm asking as to the why/how this happened. I'm Emperor (Orthodox) of the ERE, my son is NOT a bishop, but is an unlanded courtier in my court. I died. My Empire became a Theocracy.
How could this happen??
It's Ironman, but the save is from a few days/month prior to this, so there is a way a to fix this. I hope there is!
How could this happen??
It's Ironman, but the save is from a few days/month prior to this, so there is a way a to fix this. I hope there is!
Coming back to the game after a long stint without a capable PC. If I update to the latest patch, but do not own Way of Life, will the AI still engage in the various WoL behaviours?