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Hardeknut

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This MUST be a bug.

I can create new Duchies without problems and everything seems to be working fine but when giving the title to one of my sons it suddenly becomes a republic and his name changes to a Doge. I even get a reputation hit because of there suddenly being a wrong type of government in one of my provinces.

It happends both with conquered lands and with lands that are part of the original Kingdom (Denmark).
 
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Is the son you're giving the duke title to already count or baron of a city? That means his primary title is a republic I think and when you give him the duchy it will also turn into a republic.
 
I had the same thing happen.

I created a Duchy, then my duke died and the title passed to his son who was a mayor. He turned to a Doge for a month or so, before it reverted back to Duke. He did have a wrong type of government though for the county where he was mayor, because he obviously can't give that title away.

I then made a courtier baron in the county, then gave the baron the Count title with all associated baronies and the wrong type of government modifier was gone.
 
Hmm that might be the problem...will try giving it to someone without any titles. This cant be working as intended. I doubt any kings would like having one of their provinces turn into a republic.
 
/nod. Don't give important people "Mayor" titles. In fact I never give courtiers/children Mayor titles, I always generate a random vassal just in case it somehow gets to them.
 
The same problem happens when you want to play Novgorod at the 1066 scenario.

You can't actually play Novgorod because it says in the start screen it is a republic.

A few days in game it changes back to a normal duchy.
 
It's by design AFAIK

When you give holding to unlanded courtier he switch to the government type of this holding.
Giving someone bishopric would make him a priest, giving a city would make him a burgher.

Once he already owns holding giving higher titles will keep form of government of first holding so it's City->Grand City -> Republic -> Serene Republic