Austria had a port too.I have no idea. I don't even remember posting that.
Spain and the Netherlands are connected by a port, but you do have a point about Austria.
And have you heard of the Spanish Road?
Austria had a port too.I have no idea. I don't even remember posting that.
Spain and the Netherlands are connected by a port, but you do have a point about Austria.
Spain and the Netherlands are connected by a port, but you do have a point about Austria.
By the end of it's military use, the Spanish road was blocked by the French. Spain was therefore unable to access the Low Countries through the prefered route and had to go around France on the other side.By the end of the rule of Charles V the Hapsburg monarchy owned the land around Trieste, so Austria did have a port. When Maximilian inherited Burgandy, he was King of Rome and then HRE, so he didn't have much of a problem moving between the two courts. I don't know of any instances in an EUIII time frame where a monarch was prevented from travelling between posessions because he didn't have "military access". if anyone has any examples, it would be cool to hear them!
Nope, Urbino is a nationalist rebel country split from the Papal State. I guess that the only government available is the papacy.
That makes sense, but one would have thought that if the government form was papacy then revolters should automatically have turned into theocracy instead. Having two popes is not silly, in fact that can be somewhat realistic, but two papal states having the same pope is rather silly.
Same stats too.I wonder if there's a way to see if it's the same pope, or just two popes that coincidentally have the same name?
because once isn't enough
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Alctually 10 times more but I clicked them away, they're getting excommunicated once a month
is it a bug? Playing IN 3.1 or 3.2 not sure updated a while ago, where can I check?
I believe it is a known bug. You can check your version at the lower left area of the main menu.
That is some funky stuff going on there. How did it possibly get that screwed up?Mayve not so weird but pretty messed up
Brittain around 1500.. Ireland has formed, Cornwall is in Wales, France is in Cornwall, Swede is in Scotland, Scotland and Brabant are in England and Northumberland is scattered around the place. The french province in the middle defected to Northumberland a little bit later
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I wonder if there's a way to see if it's the same pope, or just two popes that coincidentally have the same name?
Mayve not so weird but pretty messed up
Brittain around 1500.. Ireland has formed, Cornwall is in Wales, France is in Cornwall, Swede is in Scotland, Scotland and Brabant are in England and Northumberland is scattered around the place. The french province in the middle defected to Northumberland a little bit later
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