Maintaining Realm Peace with Absolute Authority

[SacremPyrobolum]

Why is it that I cannot enforce realm peace with absolute crown authority when I can do so at high? I was thinking that at this level there would be perpetual stability or the option to get vassals to stop fighting directly but no. How do I enforce realm peace at this level?

Speaking of, why is it that I cannot enter on the side of a defending vassal to maintain the status quo when they are either faced by rebellion or aggression from another lord. I was the one who put them in their position, I should be well within my right to intervene on their behalf.

And why can't I revoke land not de-jure of a lords primary title without a malus from all my lords?

 

[StarSword]

Can't answer your first question, but...

Speaking of, why is it that I cannot enter on the side of a defending vassal to maintain the status quo when they are either faced by rebellion or aggression from another lord. I was the one who put them in their position, I should be well within my right to intervene on their behalf.

This is a good question that I've wondered about myself. After I conquered Deheubarth in South Wales on the claim of an Irish earl, I ended up with a string of inconclusive civil wars over the duchy. Friggin' Welsh politics.

One alternate way to intervene in such cases is what I did, which was order the rebel leader assassinated. Leading a revolt against a liege who is himself somebody else's vassal makes the rebel temporarily the vassal of the next liege up, enabling you ask your other direct vassals for help plotting their demise. Killing the leader of the revolt ended the problem for good.