Next to them. Note that the diplomatic distances considers your vassals (even tributary vassals iirc) as part of your diplomatic body, so you can expand your reach in this fashion if need be.
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Next to them. Note that the diplomatic distances considers your vassals (even tributary vassals iirc) as part of your diplomatic body, so you can expand your reach in this fashion if need be.
When you are playing as a vassal or PU subject, will your AI overlord ever give you land that you have a claim on? Does your level of loyalty matter for this?
So, Livonian has been eaten by Denmark and Lithuania, half and half. How do I release them ?
You can't. If he's full annexed, he can't be revived. It's the same story with the Knight. Both starts with the wrong culture province (in Knights case even wrong religion)
absolutely 100% certain? no trick around it?
didnt know that, that kind of ruins my run...
Today I saw a video how someone got 100% warscore after full occupiing all of the war targets land and waiting 5 years (without occupiing other war participants). Is this always the case or is there more to it? Does he have to not own a army? What about subjects?
If their cores still exist and will exist for some more time, you can annex the provinces and a prussian cultured province next to them. Then you can culture convert a province with a core of the Livonian Order to Prussian. But you need to wait till there is no more separatism. Afterwards you can release the Livonian Order as a vassal. Also you might be able to return a province that you annexed to the Livonian Order by using the button on the province interface. But that probably only works for provinces which don't have cores of a country which has that provinces culture as primary culture.
I could take Riga.
that sounds like a little chance, but how long does separatism ticking off and culture conversion take?
I have 29 years till their cores tick off.
With the rightful ownership event (it requires a core/claim on their land), sometimes. Afaik they don't use the subject interaction.
You need to occupy the war leader's capital, and there to be no battles for 5 years, then you get 100% WS. No battles at all is somewhat equivalent to them not having an army, which is why it's usually pointless (but sometimes, it works!)
No Battles at all or no battles with the war leader, meaning subjects can be ignored?
You can check the current separatism in the unrest tab. It ticks off by 0.5 each January, and you add something (depending on your government and ideas) on conquest. You can check on the wiki the time it takes to CC, it's rather long but scales off dev (don't forget to exploit dev).
You're probably not making it in time.
Culture conversion takes 10month per dev (caped at 30dev).
It might be affected by absolutism if you have Any.
Also wiki says that separatism takes 30 years to disappear when a province is newly conquered :/
What if I occupy the land during a war and have a claim? Say I am Sweden. Any chance Denmark would give me land from Novgorod that I occupy during the war? They usually take it for their selves, but I also generally am actively working to find allies to support my independence. If I acted more loyal and had claims, is there a scenario where they would they give the land to Sweden or would they always take it?
If you take all the occupations, Denmark can't take it for themselves in the peacedeal. So long as you don't transfer occupation, they either give it to you or don't take any land. They likely won't give you more than one province though.
Playing as Korea, I've enacted Parliamentarism to disable the Nobility estate and help me to end the internal strife events. Now I'm wondering if I should take the Mandate of Heaven from a crumbling Ming... can you be a Celestial Empire AND have Parliament? What happens if not?
I want to vasallize somebody, who is far away from me.
What do I have to consider
to make sure it is possible?
What do I have to consider
to make sure it is possible?