So we know that if we have a levie raised for to long our nobles get upset. Here's the problem I'm hoping someone knows how to nip in the bud. A liege-lord can raise the levies of his vassel and has no such restrictions. I know this how? Because the Holy Roman Emperor raised my levies and marched them off to war.. with my character no less. This was in 1068. My game is currently 1073 now, that's 5 years my army has been marching, first to claim Mechlenburg from the Pagans there. Then to stop a revolt in Bologna (walking past the battles of our Hungarian friends as they fight for Wallachia). Now that we have Bologna secured we marched back to help our Hungarian friends claim Wallachia. This is really ridiculous, 5 years he's had my levies and 5 years he's had my character, the Count of Mentz.
So... there a way to make the vassels get upset at the leige-lord for taking their levies for to long? Maybe a diplomacy option to have the leige-lord release your levies and their leaders? Something tip effect this problem.
So... there a way to make the vassels get upset at the leige-lord for taking their levies for to long? Maybe a diplomacy option to have the leige-lord release your levies and their leaders? Something tip effect this problem.