What about this guy [867]? It's hard to get independence from ByzantinesByzantine Empire: count of Tyana, Theophylactos Abstartos, father of the future emperor Romanos Lekapenos. Since Charsianon' capital is in Tyana, current doux can take away your demesne as soon as possible.
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...-m-playing&p=16589893&viewfull=1#post16589893Tried out Aella of 'of Northumbria', Petty king of Northumbria in the Old Gods start date?
Gonna check, thanks.What about this guy [867]? It's hard to get independence from Byzantines![]()
marry your daughter Adelaide (only daughter at game start) to Hugh Capet (brother of King Philipp of France)
Some of makes sense. I'd imagine (admittedly this is just guessing based on the information available, but hey ho) that the chain of events is:
The little Basileus' dad allows him to be tutored by the Count of Kars back in the day when Kars was part of Byzantium and the Count was Orthodox.
Then the Seljuks either tribal-invaded or Muslim-invaded Armenia, making the Count of Kars one of their vassals.
The Count, being a sensible kind of guy, converted to the Islamic faith of his new overlords. As the old Basileus had died, however, and had since been succeeded by the kid, the child-Basileus was not in a position to change his own tutor and therefore got converted to Islam.
Thanks!Duchy of Jerusalem? Why not kingdom? Gold? Btw nice chapter
King of England granted it to duke of Kent? It's part of Normandy, and I'm always using post-Stamford Bridge scenario.Nice as alwaysWhat is it with independant duchies of Kent relocated to France though? I've seen that more than once, for some reason...
What's nice, because I didn't rebelled against king of France, he granted me dukedom of Orleans allowing me to form faction for France.