im using semisalic priomogeniture.
in the province of finnvaden akab(arab) married richwara(german).they had a number of children but salman(arab) inherited.
salman married judith(english bloodline) and had a number of children,some of whom survived.
in the succession line salmons children(the direct male descendants)are way down the list.a whole host of germans are ahead of them.
what i would like to know is how is this possible using semisalic primogeniture?
salmans children should be first in line,surely? so how have children and grandchildren not from the direct line of descent supercede them(it isnt a bishopric and the germans are also using the same law)
in the province of finnvaden akab(arab) married richwara(german).they had a number of children but salman(arab) inherited.
salman married judith(english bloodline) and had a number of children,some of whom survived.
in the succession line salmons children(the direct male descendants)are way down the list.a whole host of germans are ahead of them.
what i would like to know is how is this possible using semisalic primogeniture?
salmans children should be first in line,surely? so how have children and grandchildren not from the direct line of descent supercede them(it isnt a bishopric and the germans are also using the same law)
