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Heh, had the same thing happen.
It would seem the game has a hard time portraying Jews of non-jewish cultures or something.
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Baron Dirk of Dürkheim and his 472 men has decided to try and take on my Fylkir singlehandedly.
Soldier: My liege! How can you possibly expect to take on the mighty Fylkir single-handedly?!
Baron Dirk: I don't, obviously; having almost 500 soldiers help me means I'm NOT attacking him single-handedly!
Soldier: ...I think you're missing the point, my liege...
I think "Alpacaphracts" fits the pronunciation of both words better.
Alternatively, they ride Tapir and bison.
...well, I admire his optimism in the face of an absolutely certain curb-stomping.
I was busy with conquering western parts of India (for the White Hun achievement) when suddennly this event fired and I saw this:
And yes, they somehow managed to take lands from Abbassids.
Now its like 1060s and Abyssinia still exist, though they have changed religion a few time, being Miaphisits, Jews, Sunni and splitting into Nubia, Yemen and Arabia with a mixture of all these religions.
And yes, they somehow managed to take lands from Abbassids.
Now its like 1060s and Abyssinia still exist, though they have changed religion a few time, being Miaphisits, Jews, Sunni and splitting into Nubia, Yemen and Arabia with a mixture of all these religions.
There is something wrong about this France
(yes, that's actually their tributary)
(yes, that's actually their tributary)
So I'm playing as a republic, started as Amalfi, recently gained independence from the Byzantines and created my custom empire spread out across the Mediterranean. Looking through the ledger I check out of curiosity which independent state has the most money. The answer... surprised me.
At first I thought "Oh, I guess it's because the chiefs have just sat there and didn't spend anything for 300 years, but even rounding up his income to 1/month that would get him less than a third of the money he has.
At first I thought "Oh, I guess it's because the chiefs have just sat there and didn't spend anything for 300 years, but even rounding up his income to 1/month that would get him less than a third of the money he has.
Tourism. You should've seen the parties at Tenerife back then, straight up medieval.
I guess all the wealth-adding events over time (trade routes, gifts, etc.) also added to that stash?
It's not Andalussia, it's some strange kingdom that appeared when France DOWed on local muslimes with some CB from JD and created this tributary kingdom. If I remember correctly it's still named like Quasimid Sultanate despite being cristian kingdom under catholic french character
My guess is the Canary Islands is the old folks home for courtiers with lotsa cash and no living relatives.