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Not sure if this is a bug or simply I'm missing something. I've got 2 kingdoms: Valencia (primary one) and France (secondary one). My capital county is in Barcelona (France's de jure county). I'm involved in the Iberian struggle and there is one last condition to met in order to achieve the dominance ending. It reads: All counties of the 'capital kingdom' (France) must be catholic and Catalan (22/92). These are my questions:

1. How can my 'capital kingdom' be France when it is NOT my primary title?
2. That number (92) is the combination of all Valencian and French counties!!! :eek: I will need centuries to get that condition (I mean all of them speaking the language. I tested to destry the title of kingdom of France just to reduce the number of counties, but to no avail. :( How can I make my primary title is considered only? That would mean changing thelanguage of just 4 counties.
3. As I said in the previous point, after destroying the kingdom of France, my capital was still France. How can that be possible if it is no more? Is it a bug?
 
Landmeister said:
1. How can my 'capital kingdom' be France when it is NOT my primary title?
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Because quite simply, as you stated, it's the kingdom in which your capital is located. If you don't like it being France, then move your capital.
 
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Landmeister said:
1. How can my 'capital kingdom' be France when it is NOT my primary title?
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Because its where your capital is, doesn't matter if its part of your primary title or not.

Landmeister said:
That number (92) is the combination of all Valencian and French counties!!!
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Pretty sure that's just the counties in France.

Landmeister said:
3. As I said in the previous point, after destroying the kingdom of France, my capital was still France. How can that be possible if it is no more? Is it a bug?
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You destroyed the title "Kingdom of France," but the actual kingdom of France still exists, you just don't have the title for it. The only way to "destroy" a kingdom is to have it de jure drift in another kingdom(s).

Just FYI, if you move your capital to somewhere in Valencia, then you would only need to convert that kingdom, which is much smaller than France.
 
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frostbiyt said:
The wiki says:

It is strange that it says 22/92 when France only has 84 counties. Try moving your capital to a county in Valencia and converting those four counties and see if that works.
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In the 867 start, if France and Aquitaine are combined into one kingdom, it has 92 counties. Barcelona is de jure part of Aquitaine in 867.
 
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Because its where your capital is, doesn't matter if its part of your primary title or not.


Pretty sure that's just the counties in France.


You destroyed the title "Kingdom of France," but the actual kingdom of France still exists, you just don't have the title for it. The only way to "destroy" a kingdom is to have it de jure drift in another kingdom(s).

Just FYI, if you move your capital to somewhere in Valencia, then you would only need to convert that kingdom, which is much smaller than France.
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I tried it and it worked! Thank you. ;)
 
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