When you thought you've seen everything... some random indian buddhist took over Arabia. I looked through his dynasty and turns out his grandpa was a king of a small kingdom in western India.
Other than that, he doesn't even have a child.
Don't know if this is weird or not, but Charlemagne definitely didn't accomplish what he originally set out to do.
Seems like Western Europe is having it's fair share of revolts and such.
Gotcha. Haven't played that many times starting in Charlemagne period so yeah. The only few times I have done that have been playing as King Karl of West Francia, and that's a pretty easy game for the most part.
When you thought you've seen everything... some random indian buddhist took over Arabia. I looked through his dynasty and turns out his grandpa was a king of a small kingdom in western India.
Other than that, he doesn't even have a child.
Don't know if this is weird or not, but Charlemagne definitely didn't accomplish what he originally set out to do.
Seems like Western Europe is having it's fair share of revolts and such.
You must have had so much fun in that game.A similiar thing happened to me in the same game where a buddhist took over Abbasids.
And yes, that's Sweden in Frisia and England.
And Karlings rule only in Lotharingia.
Get your shit together, Europe.
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That Taghlibid is actually from Kingdom of Sindh in India. He must've turned Buddhist at some point.
And lol, that lunatic rune is absolutely hilarious.
The Holy Mosque has been refitted into a Buddhist temple. A golden Buddha statue has been placed on the Black Stone.Remember that buddhist ruler of Arabia?
I just opened religious map and looked at Mecca and Medina.
"Buddha Akbar!"
Not really rare, 90% of time they prefer to keep a low profile regarding their children, yet the message shows who's the father. They should fix it.
