Yup. Might have an issue here, I think. You'd think that if I had to surrender this province to them, they would at least make an effort.
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The Orders follow Elective Succession and so any of their male courtiers can become new Grandmaster. It's obviously bad thing that it happens, but I think game can't really make a difference between Elective Law in Knight Order and Elective Law in Pagan Chiefdom. If it could, pagans (and moslems) could be excluded from inheritance in Knight Orders, Bishoprics and likely Republics too. Actually, I guess it would be best if all different religion people would be excluded from Elective Succession, but would that be possible to code?
Or worth the effort?
Or worth the effort?
Well, currently bishops and republics are excluded from elective succession, so it shouldn't be that hard to code to exclude wrong religion people as well.
I'd think the Orders should be treated much like any other religious inheritance. Only with martial education instead of religious.
I have a much similar issue. The papal state includes a pagan vassal ? This feels very wrong, but I do not have a simple solution, any ideas ?
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