Pushing Wife's Claim

[tuareg109]

So I have a problem....
My wife has a claim, and I can't push it!
She is in my court, holds no lands of her own, and it's a strong claim.
She shows up in the "My Claimants" tab of the Ledger.
When I go to declare war on my target's liege, though, there is an X next to "King Gofraid must have a valid casus belli".
WHAT GIVES? I can push the claims of literally everybody else in my court; I've claimed duchies that weren't in my kingdom, I've taken counties with ducal claims, I've taken land with people of all cultures, religions, and GENDERS.
BUT FOR SOME GODDAMN UNKNOWN REASON I CAN'T PUSH MY OWN WIFE'S CLAIM

Before you ask; yes, I am mad.

 

[Damorte]

As far as i know you cant push weak claims and womens claims unless there either is a succession crisis or a child or a woman currently holding the title.
Kill of the current title holder until a child or a woman inherits it, and then push the claim.

 

[tuareg109]

As far as i know you cant push weak claims unless there either is a succession crisis or a child or a woman currently holding the title.
Kill of the current title holder until a child or a woman inherits it, and then push the claim.

Her claim is a strong claim, though, as I mentioned.

 

[Damorte]

Her claim is a strong claim, though, as I mentioned.

Oh yeah sorry about that. I obviously meant weak claims AND womens claims.

 

[Dreamshifter]

The other thing to check is if the title she has a claim on is Agnatic only. I'm not sure if women get claims on those or not, but I'm fairly sure they can't be pushed.

 

[Isaios]

The other thing to check is if the title she has a claim on is Agnatic only. I'm not sure if women get claims on those or not, but I'm fairly sure they can't be pushed.

Without more information this seems like the most likely reason.

 

[tuareg109]

Noooooooooooo.
It is Agnatic only.
Oh well, thank you guys for, if not solving my problem, at least explaining it to me.
Now I know.

 

[Isaios]

Noooooooooooo.
It is Agnatic only.
Oh well, thank you guys for, if not solving my problem, at least explaining it to me.
Now I know.

You'll just have to breed a son and press HIS claim instead. A bit ... cumbersome, but still.

 

[tuareg109]

You'll just have to breed a son and press HIS claim instead. A bit ... cumbersome, but still.

Yes, but then I'd have to wait for the mother to die.
I want to wipe the Dunkeld family off the map!

Anyway, I can press his claim when his mother dies, but he probably won't end up my heir anyway (not that it matters much).
I have elective succession, and my last ruler reigned from the age of 17 to 77. 60 long years of one badass dude: Conn the Bold

 

[Isaios]

Yes, but then I'd have to wait for the mother to die.
I want to wipe the Dunkeld family off the map!

Anyway, I can press his claim when his mother dies, but he probably won't end up my heir anyway (not that it matters much).
I have elective succession, and my last ruler reigned from the age of 17 to 77. 60 long years of one badass dude: Conn the Bold

Understandable

Even if he's not your heir, you'll install a Dynastic ally as King, which is some reward in its own right.

Then just remarry the two family lines later on.