Marrying away daughters?

[Acguy]

OK, so I've been playing as the Duchess of Toscana and now I'm Queen of Italy, I have two daughters and one son (I had two more daughters but they died, and my son is a Duke in Spoletto), thing is, both of my daughters has very good stats (the younger one is even a prodigy) and they're about 16-20 years old. Both are currently advisors, but I'd like to marry them to a court-member or someone in my sons court so that they can breed super-advisors (the prodigy-one also got a fertility-event!), but I can't marry them of? Why? I sometimes get marriage offers for them, but it feels like a waste sending them of to live with a courtier on the other side of Europe...

 

[the_hdk]

not sure but probably because you're playing a women and your daughters have a different surname...in game meanings they are from different dynasty. And you can only marry people off from your own dynasty

hope that helps

 

[Acguy]

Oooh! That explains it. How annoying. Guess I'll have to play with the save again... Too bad it isn't possible in a simple way to make my prodigy-daughter queen without having to change laws, finding a good husband in my court and then editing my savegame all the time for the childrens dynasty...

 

[TempestDK]

Oooh! That explains it. How annoying. Guess I'll have to play with the save again... Too bad it isn't possible in a simple way to make my prodigy-daughter queen without having to change laws, finding a good husband in my court and then editing my savegame all the time for the childrens dynasty...

Yep ... tried the same as Mathilda in one game where I had the female inheritance law implemented. Every time I had a child, I had to change the dynasty name.