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Have you installed the latest beta for DV ? Since this is supposedly fixed in it.

This could happen when two marriage proposals were accepted on the same day.

- Base health+fertility of new characters are now higher.
- Relations will no longer change dramatically at each reload.
- A character changing religion now loses heretic, shiite and sunni traits.
- Opening the ledger now closes the characterscreen properly.
- There is now higher threshold before attrition in friendly territory.
- Characters should no longer be married twice on the same day.
- Added a missing text to ledger.
- The game automatically makes sure that a character can not be both a friend and a rival at the same time.
- Rebellious and Loyalist are now anti-thesis of each other.
- Fosterlings can never get married.
- Fosterling status is now removed if back in court of his father, moved to another court, or given titles.
- Fixed a few potential random crashes.
- Fixed a crashbug with marriages.
- Fixed a crashbug with inheritances.
- Force vassalisation is no longer reversed.
- Reenabled code to allow marching through other religion when at war to let crusades work again.
 
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My daughter has two husbands and one can't really blame her, because the House of Borgona is full of sexual degenerates. Her mother and uncle are lovers, and her brother fathered a child with a cousin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constance_of_Peñafiel

Constance of Peñafiel or Constance Manuel of Castile (1315-1323 – 13 November 1345) was the daughter of Juan Manuel, Duke of Peñafiel (1282-1348), called "el escritor" (the writer), Duke of Peñafiel, and his second wife Constance of Aragon, a daughter of James II of Aragon. She was Crown Princess of Portugal.

While still a child she became the first wife of future King Alfonso XI of Castile (1311-50), also a child at the time, in Valladolid. The marriage was annulled in 1327.

She became the second wife of King Pedro I of Portugal (1320-67) on 24 August 1339 in Lisbon. They had three children:

Louis (27 February 1340 - 6 March 1340).
Mary (6 April 1343 - app. 1367), Married to Ferdinand, Prince of Aragon.
Ferdinand I of Portugal (31 October 1345 - 29 October 1383), 9th King of Portugal.
She died and is buried in Santarém, Portugal in 1349.