Need help imprisoning a historical character through an event

[DYLAN_1]

I am trying to imprison a historical character through a hidden event that fires w/ the on_war_ended_victory on_action.

This is what I have...

character_event = {
    id = ais.2000
   
    hide_window = yes

    is_triggered_only = yes
   
    trigger = {
        AND = {
            character = 77043
            has_landed_title = e_iron_throne
        }
    }

immediate = {

        c_317 = {imprison = c_77043}
     
    }

I've also tried the following variations:

    immediate = {
        imprison = c_317 #
    }
   
    immediate = {
        c_317 = {
            imprison = ROOT/FROM/PREV
        }
    }

 

[SurfingRhydon]

I am trying to imprison a historical character through a hidden event that fires w/ the on_war_ended_victory on_action.

This is what I have...

character_event = {
    id = ais.2000
  
    hide_window = yes

    is_triggered_only = yes
  
    trigger = {
        AND = {
            character = 77043
            has_landed_title = e_iron_throne
        }
    }

immediate = {

        c_317 = {imprison = c_77043}
    
    }

I've also tried the following variations:

    immediate = {
        imprison = c_317 #
    }
  
    immediate = {
        c_317 = {
            imprison = ROOT/FROM/PREV
        }
    }

The c_ prefix is for counties, character ids require no prefix.
You want something like

character_event = {
    id = ais.2000
  
    hide_window = yes

    is_triggered_only = yes
  
    trigger = {
        AND = {
            character = 77043
            has_landed_title = e_iron_throne
        }
    }

immediate = {

        317 = {imprison = 77043}
    
    }

which should make the character with the id 317 imprison 77043.

Also, the ROOT/FROM/PREV is supposed to indicate that you can use ROOT or FROM or PREV (or any other character scope) in that position, see the wiki for an explanation of how to use them.

 

[DYLAN_1]

The c_ prefix is for counties, character ids require no prefix.

Thanks for the help, but I discovered it was a logic error on my part. The person being imprisoned was being captured in a war to get 100% score, causing him to be released on peace and avoid the event.