Remove Castilian cores on Granada

[balmung60]

For some odd reason, Castile has cores on land it's never held (Granada) in a situation in which any other nation would have claims. If Castile needs to remove Granada from the map, give it a mission that gives claims on Granada and makes Castile core the land like anyone else would have to. The Castilian cores make Granada even more doomed than it should be (Granada survived until 1492, which is about 40 years longer than I see it survive in game due to it being completely free land for Castile).

 

[Freudia]

While we're at it, Granadan cores on Castile (or at least the Andalucian parts) would be pretty rad too. Wish the game was at least consistent in this regard.

 

[TheDarkMaster]

I agree with this suggestion. Those cores already being there means that there is no nationalism, and Castile gets essentially no unrest or internal issues from taking the land. This means that there is basically no reason for Castile not to just take that land right away.

 

[PiriReis]

+1 Change them to claims.

 

[mudcrabmerchant]

Yeah, the Castilians had occasional revolts in the region well into the 1500s. The current situation is ridiculous.

 

[Albert I]

Yeah, the Castilians had occasional revolts in the region well into the 1500s. The current situation is ridiculous.

Along the supresion of the cores we need some events.
The expulsion of the moriscos from 1609 1614, is the last major event
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Moriscos

 

[IIWW]

Along the supresion of the cores we need some events.
The expulsion of the moriscos from 1609 1614, is the last major event
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Moriscos

Haven't this event been in one of previous EU's? I'm not sure in which, propably EU2, since I wouldn't have remember it from EU3 or 1.

 

[PiriReis]

http://www.eu4wiki.com/Spanish_events#The_Expulsion_of_the_Moriscos

But its weak IMO compared to historical consequences for Aragon and Castille. It should be more severe if these nations are in the hands of the AI.

 

[User4035]

While we're at it, Granadan cores on Castile (or at least the Andalucian parts) would be pretty rad too. Wish the game was at least consistent in this regard.

I'm not sure this would be very historical. Granada did hold those regions in the past but it was over a century from the games start.
Although sometimes in this game cores say that they will 'never' disappear.


Historically Granada existed as a vassal of castile for a many years until it was annexed in 1492.

 

[Freudia]

I'm not sure this would be very historical. Granada did hold those regions in the past but it was over a century from the games start.
Although sometimes in this game cores say that they will 'never' disappear.


Historically Granada existed as a vassal of castile for a many years until it was annexed in 1492.

As Granada is the primary nation of Andalucian culture (or if it isn't, Andalucian Patriots plop down Granadan cores, which is functionally the same thing), it makes sense. Also the core removal based on time is 150 years for primary culture (and iirc same culture group), and 50 for wrong culture group provinces.

Of course, the game isn't even consistent about 'cores before the game'; some nations do not have cores on land they owned within the 150/100 years before the game start while others have cores on land they never owned period.

Either way, if it actually isn't historical though, then I can understand turning down the suggestion.