You should be able to change De-jure capitals

[Sunsteel]

Just with a little button after 50 years/small prestige cost/whatever else you should be able to shift your de-jure capital.

 

[Blodhevn]

Designate/Establish Kingdom Capital/Empire Capital decision.


Similar to "Found the capital of the rus", it moves the kingdom's dejure capital to your current capital. it gives a small buff to development 2-5 insta & per month,taxes & Add one building slot to County or a Kingdom Capital "special building" , could be tech based,upgradeable "weak" comparable to other special buildings. (if theres none.
Requirement:
kingdom title
having had the same capital for 10(spitballing) years.
Not Dejure Capital of kingdom.
Once in a game decision.
To free up the game from being forced to use the same capital always & roleplay games. if the Georgians become a powerhouse empire for the last 100 years it would certainly impact the region, influx of trade etc. would make the game a bit more free instead of the feeling that you "need" to get certain capitals.

County capital decision - Makes current capital the county capital.
Requirement - 10year capital.
Capital is a barony in county.
Once in a game decision.

effect: Add one building slot to county (from 3 -barony, to 4 normal county) & if old county is the duchy county then duchy building is moved to new capital.

Last edited: Tuesday at 00:23

from a different post by me. i agree. Although mine is more of a "decision" i'd expect some decent requirements. considering it require quite a bit of money/time to really build a capital.


Edit: #CK3Mod - Your Royal Capital by Valynduria was just posted on ck3 facebook. apparently this does at least one of the things i suggested here, and that is to make special buildings in capitals with different effects.

 

[Blk82]

I think the de jure capital only affects where you can move your realm capital. I.e. if you become King of France, you can move your realm capital to Paris for free, because that is the historical capital. If, for example, the capital of France was moved to Rouen for a few decades, or even a century, Paris would still have the historical prestige. Moscow, for instance, remained the de jure capital of Russia, despite St. Petersburg being the capital of Russia for 200 years.

Obviously, the contemporary capitals of Europe have a historical prestige that they did not have in 867 or 1066. But, it still should require a significant amount of time to change de jure capitals.

 

[Blodhevn]

I think the de jure capital only affects where you can move your realm capital. I.e. if you become King of France, you can move your realm capital to Paris for free, because that is the historical capital. If, for example, the capital of France was moved to Rouen for a few decades, or even a century, Paris would still have the historical prestige. Moscow, for instance, remained the de jure capital of Russia, despite St. Petersburg being the capital of Russia for 200 years.

Obviously, the contemporary capitals of Europe have a historical prestige that they did not have in 867 or 1066. But, it still should require a significant amount of time to change de jure capitals.

yes. but those historical prestiges came from them being capitals or place of power earlier. dublin is the de jure capital of ireland. but its only the capital because vikings founded it and it became a seat of power by afterwards as well. you had to control dublin to be recognized. thats what im saying in 867. sure, some will remain capitals due to the insane special buildings they got, but the capital of say a sapmi kingdom would be unknown.