Incorrect Dynasty Religion

[Tzar Kalojan]

That's not a big problem , in fact it is a very little one. It doesn't affect the gameplay , but I didn't know where to right , so thats why I am starting a new thread.

This dynasty in 1066 scenario :
dynasty = {
id = { type = 12 id = 702 }
name = "of Bulgaria"
}

is having a muslim religion , which is historically incorrect. All the members , even the starter of the dynasty Simeon , who is a Bulgarian king, are muslim.
It was funny seeing it . So I suggest making the dynasty orthodox ...

 

[unmerged(21937)]

They are all dead people no?

 

[Riddermark]

so what?? honor the dead!

 

[Tzar Kalojan]

No they aren't all dead
There is an alive heir Trajan of Bulgaria, who is in the court of Varna

 

[unmerged(21937)]

So, is this certainly a mistake? Bulgarians were closest to pagan before converted? Or were converted to orthodoxy already in 800 AD or so?

 

[unmerged(27913)]

I take it that by 1066 Bulgarians were already Christianized and were of Orthodox religion....in case they certainly weren't Muslim...

 

[unmerged(21937)]

Most of the people we are talking about here are dead by 1066, so could you please look into the family line in the game and provide some info who should be orthodox and who should be pagan? One could change them all into orthodoxes, but if it's not historically accurate, it's nearly as bad as it's now, so we should do it right the first time.

 

[Tzar Kalojan]

King Simeon , who is the starter of the dynasty is son of King Boris. Boris Christianized Bulgaria in 864 AD. Simeon was an outrageous defender of Christianity as well as his father. That's why everybody from this dynasty should be orthodox without a doubt.

 

[LordLeto]

yeah they were defninetly Christian. Wouldn't go so far as to say orthadox as they(for a time) used being Orthadox(under the Patriarch of Constantinople) or Catholic(under the pope of Rome) as a political tool against the Byzantine Emperors. They even set up their own indipendant Patriarchate a couple times. Though it is my understanding they were more influecnced by the Eastern Traditions then the Western.