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darht_mal

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Regarding the "00_flavorization" file, I have wanted for the longest time to create a "crown prince" title, one for my primary male heir. My take on that is below.
crown_prince = {
type = character
gender = male
special = ruler_child (Here is where I need to fix it, as now it applies to all my male children)
tier = kingdom
priority = 41
governments = { feudal_government }
}
However, I would need a special = function that only applies to my heir. Is there any posibility of that? Has anyone figured out how to do that?
 
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