Weird LoR/1.07 CTD

[cl4yn4tion]

I have been having one of my most favorite campaigns thus far playing as Byzantium, started as Duke of Athens, then King of Greece and now Emperor, though I've run in to a possible bug that has stalled my entire campaign. I've launched a series of wars after becoming Emperor in an attempt to drive south towards Jerusalem, taking advantage of the fractured Muslim kingdoms after the split of both the Fatimids and the Seljuks. I was hit with the bug after winning an imperial reconquest of Tyrus and Tiberius. After gaining the territories, I created new vassals of the cities and bishoprics, but as soon as the month ends the game CTD's. Ive tried reloading and waiting for a year before assigning, reloading an earlier save before I took those territories, even giving the whole duchy of Galilee to another vassal but it still CTDs. It doesn't happen with any other territory, and it doesn't crash if I remain the baron bishop and mayor of all holdings in Tyrus and Tiberius.

Has this been experienced by anyone else, and if so how to I fix this. I'm really loving LoR and I would like to avoid starting my campaign from the beginning in order to avoid this bug (note, after the first CTD I changed autosave to monthly just in case it was a random bug, but I have confirmed that the bug hits me at the end of the month when I assign the holdings to new vassals)

 

[richvh]

Paradox is probably going to want your save.

 

[cl4yn4tion]

View attachment Byzantine_Empire.7z

Here is the save file (this is the right place to post it correct?)

 

[cl4yn4tion]

After running another test where I edited the save file to make the provinces vassals of Byzantium without going to war, and therefore having their original counts, I was still hit with a CTD. The original liege was the HRE, and they did not experience CTD, and and neither did the independent counties of Tyrus and Tiberius, so I think it may be only crashing when Byzantium is the liege (but doesn't when the emperor directly hold both counties and all the holdings withing the counties)