Doubts about Female Claims

[AlWilly12]

Hi everyone,

As the title of the post suggest, I have some doubts about how female claims works in the following scenario:

I'm the King of Aragon and I marryed my second son with the sister of the King of Aquitaine (he is an adult). The girl has a "Pressed Claim" against the Kingdom of Aquitaine and she is in my court.

However, in the "Declare War" panel her claims do not appear. Why is that?

I rembember that in CK2 women coul only press their claims under certain circumstances (ex. the title being held by a child) but in this case I don't see any tooltip or information specifiying any of that under her claims.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Opanashc]

Have you tried to look it up yourself on the Wiki?
There is a tooltip about it. It is not located in the claims - it is located in main doctrines of the faith section. As Kings of Aragon and Aquitaine, I assume all those involved are Catholics. One of the main doctrines of Catholicism is that it is Male Dominated.
You are welcome.

 

[mustard11]

There is a tooltip about it. It is not located in the claims - it is located in main doctrines of the faith section.

Well that sucks! It should be in both places if it must also stay in the faith section. I didn't even know about the faith section tooltip. Only reason I knew I couldn't press women's claims on catholic realms led by competent adult men was because I'm a CK2 veteran.