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0yvind

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I am trying to make a character be in a different court at game start, but no matter what I do they remain in the court of their parents rather than the court I try to move them to. It seems to be difficulties using this if the the dynasty of the target character are rulers.
In one of my cases a woman I am attempting to move is even married to a character in the court I want to move her to, but she still won't move because her sister is a ruler.

Code:
   1220.1.1 = {
        employer = 30809 # Isabelle II of Jerusalem
    }

Is there a way to using "employer = ..." that I am missing? I've also tried having the "employer" scope within an "effect = { }" - scope, but that tends to create strange character bugs.