In 1.08 some new names and links were added for the Byzantine cultures, including Georgian. This is great, but I have noticed a couple of things which could probably be corrected.
Firstly, whilst the name Tamari has been linked, there are still some random misspellings of it for IDs 232750, 71856 & 159208. The first two should certainly be called Tamari. I'm not sure about the third; it may be a unique name, or it may just be a strange version of Tamari. I'll leave that up to Paradox as I do not claim to be an expert on Georgian names.
Secondly, this is Queen Tamari's Russian husband:
All I've done here is move the date of their divorce forward by a single day; you may ask why this is important, but by doing so it means Tamari is unmarried in the 1187 scenario and can therefore do what she did historically: arrange a matrilineal marriage and continue the Bagrationi dynasty. Historically she married Prince Soslan of Alania in ~1189-1191, who I think is the only other surviving member of her family.
It makes sense to do this as although they were not formally divorced until later on, their marriage was purely one of political convenience; they never loved one another and would never have had children together. The way it works now is that if you start during the 1187 scenario then they will have loads of kids and Georgia will become Russian culture and ruled by the Rurik dynasty.
Finally, there are some related fixes here and here.
Thanks.
Firstly, whilst the name Tamari has been linked, there are still some random misspellings of it for IDs 232750, 71856 & 159208. The first two should certainly be called Tamari. I'm not sure about the third; it may be a unique name, or it may just be a strange version of Tamari. I'll leave that up to Paradox as I do not claim to be an expert on Georgian names.
Secondly, this is Queen Tamari's Russian husband:
Code:
222828 = {
name="Yuriy"
# AKA: Yuri 'Bogolyubsky'
dynasty=705
religion="orthodox"
culture="russian"
add_trait="hedonist"
add_trait="lustful"
father=222676
mother=222677
1160.1.2={
birth="1160.1.2"
}
1185.1.2={
add_spouse=466517
}
1187.1.[COLOR="#FF8C00"]1[/COLOR]={
remove_spouse=466517
}
1194.1.2={
death="1194.1.2"
}
}All I've done here is move the date of their divorce forward by a single day; you may ask why this is important, but by doing so it means Tamari is unmarried in the 1187 scenario and can therefore do what she did historically: arrange a matrilineal marriage and continue the Bagrationi dynasty. Historically she married Prince Soslan of Alania in ~1189-1191, who I think is the only other surviving member of her family.
It makes sense to do this as although they were not formally divorced until later on, their marriage was purely one of political convenience; they never loved one another and would never have had children together. The way it works now is that if you start during the 1187 scenario then they will have loads of kids and Georgia will become Russian culture and ruled by the Rurik dynasty.
Finally, there are some related fixes here and here.
Thanks.
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