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KiwisFly13

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The only problem with the solution of disinheriting firstborn daughters that get married regularly for a good alliance is that the children of the 'disinherited' daughter are ahead, in the line of succession, of the other siblings. I wish I could say BAM here's a solution to this but I honestly don't know.

ie:
The heir/daughter of A is B and C is B's sister, but B then gets married regularly and gets disinherited and gives birth to D. D is now A's heir and C is a pretender.
 
There isnt really a way of excluding these children from succession outright. However when A dies there is an event that momentarily changes the succession law so C or another dynast is heir. Clunky, but the only workaround atm.
 
There isnt really a way of excluding these children from succession outright. However when A dies there is an event that momentarily changes the succession law so C or another dynast is heir. Clunky, but the only workaround atm.

Ok glad to here there is a sneaky way around it haha