Thanks for the answer !
If I have time, I'll take a look to western europe and italy tomorrow
If I have time, I'll take a look to western europe and italy tomorrow
Save some for the rest of us, it looks like you're gonna fill the whole map alone! Kidding, but I am planning to get some more counts this weekend, especially since it's a long weekend.I love the write stories, so it's a pleasure to help creating some characters for the mod. Also, one of my most entertaining game on LI was with the minor Komnemos dynasty.
I will try to fill the county of Germany, Scandinavia and eastern Europe tomorrow
Ahah sorry my inner Stakhanov is very strong !Save some for the rest of us, it looks like you're gonna fill the whole map alone! Kidding, but I am planning to get some more counts this weekend, especially since it's a long weekend.
Uhhh... I just started working on Anatolia and realized that our character id's overlap a tiny bit at your top two characters. I used 1750863 and 1750864 for my characters. I guess know we're seeing why using your method of mentioning the ids used is superior since it'd prevent stuff like this.Here my works on the Germanic Area, the de jure of the Holy Roman Empire and the other Germanic empire:
I used 17508044 to 17508064 for the characters and 2018892 to 2018911 for the dynasties
Also I made a little modification to the Genealogy of the Merovingian, I saw that the king of Francia and is close relatives were not link to the dynasty tree so I made a fix. I linked the father of the King to another member of the dynasty.
- For Gent, it's Kristof von doornick (pelagian/dutch). A great merchant working for his suzerain.
- For Sticht, it's Eilbern van dorestad (allfather/frisian). A skilled soldier send here by his suzerain to bring order to the county.
- For the county of Frisia, it's Brunhard Fokke (allfather/frisian). A ruthless pirate infamous around the Northern coasts of Europe for his bloody raid.
- For Munster, it's Otto Ottonen (catholic/german). This Saxon mercenary choose to sell his sword to the christian duke of Munster, it's an opportunist warlord who thinks that the divided realm of the Carolingian Empire could be easily united under a new Emperor, but not a weak descendant of Charlemagne.
- For Kleve, it's Simon von Goch (catholic/german). A local count of Austrasia with no real ambition.
- For Liege, it's Berengar von Namur (catholic/german). A zealous commander of Austrasians armies working locally for the king.
- For Hainaut, it's Clovis Merovingian (unctionist/frankish). He is the son of Chlodomer, a prince of Francia. Hainaut was an outpost of the Frankish Kingdom but it was recently conquered by a dutch warlord, and the young Clovis had to bend the knee to the invader. But this young man is ambitious, and he will not accept for a long time the rule of a petty king, maybe one day he will come back to the reclaim the throne of his ancestor?
- For Trier, it's Gottschalk von Sponheim (catholic/german). He watch the local garrison of county who is not in a bright economic situation because of the lazy rule of Gottschalk.
- For Nordgau, it's Manfred von Nordgau (antinomiam/german). One of the greatest mind of the kingdom, this young and skilled theologian have a great support from the commonfolk.
- For Saintois, it's Onfroy de Vaudemont (antinomiam/frankish). A famous knight of the realm, know for his beauty and his great action on the battlefield. But the locals of Saintois does not thinks the same about their arbitrary lord...
- For Celle, it's Siegfried von Herford (irminsul/teutonic). A local clan leader who will follow the High Chief as long as the clergy is respected.
- For Luneburg, it's Siegmund Siegmunding (irminsul/teutonic). He earn the support of his clan by great actions on the battlefield, but after that he show himself as a weak and indulgent leader that few still respect.
- For Braunschweig, it's Friedrich Irminsuling (irminsul/teutonic). Friedrich is a special one, he was found in front of the great Irminsul of Paderborn when he was a baby. He was then raise by the priests as some kind of Messianic Figure. The faithful love him, they see this young man as a chosen one who will lead the faith in the future. But this young heresiarch is not liked by the others clan leader, especially the High Chief of the Saxons who see this young Friedrich as nothing more than a ambitious brat who wants his crown.
- For Gottingen, it's Almerich von Corvey (allfather/teutonic). A clan leader who bring prosperity for his little tribes, but some despise his pacifist politic.
- For Bamberg, it's Sieghard von ansbach (allfather/teutonic). A strange clan leader, he bring some "christian values" to his rule but who know if this will work in this pagan area?
- For Leiningen, it's Giselbert von Uburzis (teiwaz/teutonic). A priest of Teiwaz who lead his clan with a great zeal.
- For Breisgau, it's Bernhard Blasiening (allfather/teutonic). The great temple of Sankt Blasien, built by Christians monk, is an important center of cult for the region. This clan leader uses this legacy to show himself as the descendant of "Saint Blasien", who was reinterpreted as a wizard of the Allfather.
- For Furstenberg, it's Eckhard von hirsau (german_pagan/teutonic). A loyal clan member working here for his suzerain.
- For Innsbruck, it's Hartwig von Innsbruck (antinomian/bavarian). He is a clerk who choose to take weapons to defend the realm and the faithful.
- For Chur, it's Gebhard von Davos (antinomian/bavarian). He watch the eastern garrison of the realm against all intruders.
Currently Charolais is Sabzawaran, the Saka county right on top of Hormuz. I was wondering why it had such a French sounding name when the county was in the middle of Persia.Thanks. Charolais? I guess a fix on the map is warranted as well...