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CK II - 3.1.1 - Male heir married to AI ruler nominated for bishopric, disqualified
Game Version
3.1.1 VQTI
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All of the above
Do you have mods enabled?
No
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Not sure whether this is based on new AI behavior from the court-related update, but after marrying off my two unlanded adult sons to Duchesses in the same kingdom, I later found myself without an heir as both had been nominated heirs to the bishoprics of their respective wives' duchies, which apparently supercedes their claims to my counties even before they're made bishops. Agnatic-cognatic gavelkind during Charlemagne start, if it matters. This behavior, if now typical, makes it practically required not to marry off a landless heir. Thanks for any help.
Steps to reproduce the issue.
Marry off landless heirs to foreign rulers, or presumably have them end up in any foreign court with free investiture.
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CK II - 3.1.1 - Male heir married to AI ruler nominated for bishopric, disqualified
Game Version
3.1.1 VQTI
What expansions do you have installed?
All of the above
Do you have mods enabled?
No
Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
Not sure whether this is based on new AI behavior from the court-related update, but after marrying off my two unlanded adult sons to Duchesses in the same kingdom, I later found myself without an heir as both had been nominated heirs to the bishoprics of their respective wives' duchies, which apparently supercedes their claims to my counties even before they're made bishops. Agnatic-cognatic gavelkind during Charlemagne start, if it matters. This behavior, if now typical, makes it practically required not to marry off a landless heir. Thanks for any help.
Steps to reproduce the issue.
Marry off landless heirs to foreign rulers, or presumably have them end up in any foreign court with free investiture.
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