Non-salic salic consanguinity

[Totmes III]

Playing as Alexios Komnenus I inherit the Byzantine Empire and change the law to salic consanguinity. In time, Alexios dies and his son Konstantinos inherits. Konstantions´only son died in infancy, but he has three daughters. The strange part is, that the law still is salic consanguinity, but the first two successors to Konstantinos are the sons of his daughters. I thought salic law would bar them from succession completely? Konstantinos has younger brothers, and I thought they would be his legal heirs? Started the game in 1.03b Normal/Normal.

 

[Brownbeard]

Playing as Alexios Komnenus I inherit the Byzantine Empire and change the law to salic consanguinity. In time, Alexios dies and his son Konstantinos inherits. Konstantions´only son died in infancy, but he has three daughters. The strange part is, that the law still is salic consanguinity, but the first two successors to Konstantinos are the sons of his daughters. I thought salic law would bar them from succession completely? Konstantinos has younger brothers, and I thought they would be his legal heirs? Started the game in 1.03b Normal/Normal.

i think this is a duplicate, there have been quite a few threads. and seems that salic consanguinity was not fixed in 1.03b, since it works semi-salic

 

[Totmes III]

i think this is a duplicate, there have been quite a few threads. and seems that salic consanguinity was not fixed in 1.03b, since it works semi-salic

I thought it was supposed to be fixed, but obviously not. Sorry for posting again. o Could someone close the thread? I just have to switch law, i guess. Or F12-kill the troublesome grandchildren.

 

[SJG]

I have had cases when people completely unrelated to my ruler are earlier in the line of succession than my ruler's sons.

 

[Solmyr]

The same problem occurs with semisalic primogeniture. If your daughter has sons before you do, her sons will come first in inheritance.