I'm emperor tier, and had a vassal king. Had, because he's currently rebelling against my "tyranny" after failed attempt to relocate him to a "secure location". Nothing unusual.
What's slightly rarer is that his uncle, who is independent king, is called by the game a heir to the revolt. And next in line after that is that kings uncle who incidentally, is also an independent king.
Now I'm thinking, if something happened to the rebellion leader, then his heir will get a new shiny(although temporary and titular) empire tier title and heirs kingdom will become part of rebellious realm. And if same something would happen to his uncle as well, then rebel realm would expand again. And then when I resolve this little misunderstanding, my realm will have two new kingdoms
But that kind of seems too good to be true, and I get a gut feeling that game will end the rebellion as soon as leader dies(despite making line of succession for temporary title), destroy revolt title and only then do succession which will take one kingdom out of my realm.
Soo, do heirs to rebellion actually inherit the rebellion?
edit: hmm, game updated successor chain, revolt now has different sucessors than the kingdom even though they both have same succession laws, so I'm guessing it was temporary glitch
What's slightly rarer is that his uncle, who is independent king, is called by the game a heir to the revolt. And next in line after that is that kings uncle who incidentally, is also an independent king.
Now I'm thinking, if something happened to the rebellion leader, then his heir will get a new shiny(although temporary and titular) empire tier title and heirs kingdom will become part of rebellious realm. And if same something would happen to his uncle as well, then rebel realm would expand again. And then when I resolve this little misunderstanding, my realm will have two new kingdoms
But that kind of seems too good to be true, and I get a gut feeling that game will end the rebellion as soon as leader dies(despite making line of succession for temporary title), destroy revolt title and only then do succession which will take one kingdom out of my realm.
Soo, do heirs to rebellion actually inherit the rebellion?
edit: hmm, game updated successor chain, revolt now has different sucessors than the kingdom even though they both have same succession laws, so I'm guessing it was temporary glitch
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