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GabrielLoki

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As direct vassals, I have the doge of croatia, the doge of dioclea, and the doge of tripoli. These guys are a huge souce of income for me, but I can't take on any more republics. and yet both genoa and venice are really good as republics, I don't think I want to give them to feudal vassals. I could probably bury tripoli under the viceroy of syria, but would that help?
 

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Hey

I usually only have one vassal republic. Mainly because of the opinion malus. But if you do give a MR to his de jure liege then I think you should still get increased tax from his liege since his overall income will increase.

But wouldn't it only be better to only have one MR? Is having more than one in your control beneficial?

If I were you I would keep a MR in your direct control if he is your de jure vassal.

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