Strange developments during game...

[Eich]

Greetings,

I have a question regarding some of the game mechanics. Following scenario: My leader Hisanari has a son named Ekei. This son is engaged with the daughter of my liege (which is the ruler of Chiba). Suddenly my son Ekei is granted the title of Kokujin of Satsuma and Koju, which are like 1000 miles away from Chiba located in the land of Shimazu. Later on my 13 year old son got promoted to Daimyo of Satsuma (which is also in Shimazu).

Is this even possible? Or is this a bug? Because I cannot find any connection to this land which could explain why my son rules large portions of it.

So far, Eich

PS: Ekei just got the title of Daimyo of Osumi. Further more after one of my brothers took over because of my death the next heir will be this legendary Ekei. Which means I will rule large portions of Shimazu if my current leader does not get any male children! ^^

PSS: I do not have control over said provinces, Ekei rules with an iron fist not accepting my wise suggestions!

 

[The Disaster]

My best ones so far are my clan leader aged 12 having a 0 year old son in one campaign, and, in another, a pair of identical twin boys, identically named, appearing on the list of my children when there had originally been only one of him!

 

[Enravota]

This Ekei chap most probably inherited land from his mother's family.

 

[Grognerd]

Yeah, this sounds like it was his wife's inheritance, which he stepped into. It's interesting the game makes you lose control over a son when he inherits like this, but you can get him back (plus his new lands) if he ends up inheriting your clan leadership.

 

[Darkrenown]

My best ones so far are my clan leader aged 12 having a 0 year old son in one campaign, and, in another, a pair of identical twin boys, identically named, appearing on the list of my children when there had originally been only one of him!

Assuming you're talking about the Usegi Leader, it's historical. The "son" was adopted.

 

[Eich]

Yes this is exactly what happened. He took over the country and now I have a northern and a southern province. I just checked his mother and she was indeed member of another clan named Ijuin. Maybe this clan was situated in Shimazu. When I choose a woman for my sons I often go for the best in terms of Dip/Martial/Intrigue. It never occured to me that I could inherit land when I hit the right woman ^^

 

[Nefaro]

I had a 22 year old 10-8-10 raw attribute son inherit clan leader on my first one's death. He immediately died on the same day.

???! Was the stress just too much?! :blink:

 

[Captain Gars]

I had a 22 year old 10-8-10 raw attribute son inherit clan leader on my first one's death. He immediately died on the same day.

???! Was the stress just too much?! :blink:

I think you expected too much from his stats and he killed himself rather than disappointing you...