Disagree on all of these... Your vassals have the right to marry whomever they please and you as liege aren't entitled to redraw the internal borders whenever you feel like it. They are feudal lords, not civil servants. As for your regent, he was just doing his job in the eyes of the realm.
She is a vassal of one of my count, but I can imprison her. It's just that I get -40 opinion modifier for unjust imprisonment with everyone in my realm.
The problem is you can't imprison your vassal's vassal even if said vassal killed a family member.
I might agree, but the cause of death clearly states "murdered on the order of", not "died under suspicious circumstances" and before HF, I remember that this would give you the modifier which gave everyone open season on imprisonment, and close relatives of the victim would become rivals with the murderer. In my case my character didn't react at all, no rivalry or opinion malus. And this happened several times since HF, and I don't know if it's a bug or working as intended.Missed that part.
I think this is because you know more than your character of some reason. Without Known Murderer, your character does know she is a murderer, at least your charachter is not able to present a trustfull charge against her that your vassals approve for.
the UI often gives you more information than your character have. Such us who is a charachter´s lovers.
Internal border gore is annoying, there needs to be ways to fix it. In real life people would generally hold lands in the same general area. Not own a small county on the other side of the world. For purely logistical reasons. There was never any case of someone owning a duchy in Northern England and then owning a duchy down in Spain too. It should if anything be harder to defend land that is very far away from your own and the AI with their main holdings close by should be much more prone to reclaim said land. There should also be "plots" where you can tell the vassal you will support him in such a war by asking the other ruler to stand down. Right now they very very rarely actually reclaim land they lost through inheritance, the AI should be much more prone to reclaim their de jure lands then they are at the moment. De jure and de jure shifting needs to be a much more central part of the game.
This was very likely what happened in my case. The daughter in question was my spymaster
Thats simply not true. For example, look at Otto von Northeim, bavarian duke in 1066 start. He was a saxon count who was awarded the duchy of bavaria by Emperor Heinrich IV., that doesnt mean he lost his lands in saxony. Why should he anyway? They are his lands by right, without a good reason no one has a business taking them from him just because he got another office on the other side of the country.
