External Inheritance Disabled ?

[DrewBledsoe]

Does this actually work?

I'm the independent King of Antioch [and Jerusalem] I have the above crown law in both, its supposed to be active. I gave the county of Saone to a crusader [the 5th son of a French Duke inheriting nothing] . Well he gets married, has just one daughter, who dies...then when he dies, the county somehow reverts to his brother, the Duke of Valois! And it then becomes part of France!

Surely the point of this crown law, is to stop this happening. Shouldn't it pass to his Ducal lord, or even to me his King?

Puzzled...all answers welcome.

 

[yezhanquan]

Saone is not covered by the crown laws of either kingdoms. Check the laws of the kingdom Saone de jure belongs to.

 

[zijistark]

Aye. Use the dejure kingdoms map mode and the province hover tooltip, which summarizes the active crown laws which apply to the province moused-over, to do this rapidly.

 

[Finarfin]

What happens in a situation where the de jure kingdom that a territory belongs to doesn't exist? Does it revert to using the rules of the de facto kingdom?

 

[DrewBledsoe]

Oh well, I might as well reduce that crown law then...will add a few brownie pts with vassals

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