Heir to the Throne - New Countries
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I love the inclusion of more French appanages; it's a delight to see how you're really trying to simulate France as it was in the fifteenth century instead of giving us an ahistorical monolithic territorial/governmental entity.
Released vassals are always the religion of their lord. I found this out when I was creating reservations in my North American colony: it would've been fine if it weren't for the fact that the Elders or High Chiefs or whatever were now called Dukes.
Norman? I think Norman should not be a French culture. Cause it really is not. >_>
It is in the timeframe of the game. By 1399, the populace and ruling class of Normandy had already been quite Frenchified.
Not French: Frankish. It's not the same. Normand lords were Danes, but their servants and subjects were... well, a mix of northern Gauls and Franks. This mixture was what in the XIIth Century was the Normand culture. A dialect of old Francian (not French, but its predecessor), which was spoken also in England since the conquest of 1066, and many points of contact with Francian culture ("pre-cosmopolitaine").
That kind of defeats the purpose
I definitively do not want to release KoJ as Hungary and have it use French culture. The secret of effective puppet mastery lies in empowering a friendly minority, in this case, oriental Christians.
Why morea couldn't be able to create the "Greek" Empire?or athen, Greel nation exist only in the north of the black sea, not interesting creatable only by greek patriot
I'm pretty sute Danzig wasn't there in IN, and I am not sure about Livonian Order...
I think the Livonian Order can only exist if you start during a time they're available. Danzig is a hidden revolter which can pop up from either Prussia or Poland.
True, a decision to form Greece (is different from Byzantine Empire.) is a good idea for me.
It's also fairly anachronistic.
No more so then Italy... well slightly more so then Italy.
Much more so than Italy, what with the originally-Lombard and then early-Imperial "reges totius Italiae" and so forth, but whatever, this ain't the History subforum.