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To be fair they were BS in HIP before the recent update
Had something similar happen in a recent CK2+ game:
And then fast foward a few some years:
Well slap my thighs and call me for dinner
Two polands!
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To be fair they were BS in HIP before the recent update
Well slap my thighs and call me for dinner
Two polands!
Nope, the bit to the north-east is of different colour. The one east of Novgorod. There's even a discernible border between the two Polands there
Ah, my mild colour blindness strikes again. Apologies.
This feudal man is called a prince-bishop for whatever reason. I'm playing with my own mod, but that shouldn't have any effect on title localisation.
Yeah my king was called a serene doge once despite having a feudal government. It was probably because he owned a city previously.
Bah you think that's bad, I once saw a guy called Prince Emir Sultan or something along those lines (Sultan was his name he was the pricne of a kingdom and the mir of an emirate), I was like, make up your mind about if he's a prince and emir or a sultan. Oh I also have a vassal dynasty called Sayyid, they are not Sayyids.
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Nope, the bit to the north-east is of different colour. The one east of Novgorod. There's even a discernible border between the two Polands there
Yeah, you can see the different shields on the map too. Definitely split duchy and kingdom.
Especially funny considering the Duchy appears to hold no lands in the duchy
It's all one Poland guys. Any differance in color is likely a result of me using the Novus Graphicus and Transparent Political Map mods.
Once I went from from Germanic to Sunni as the Norse Merchant Republic of Ireland (situated on the Isle of Man). A couple decades before I converted to Islam I set up a theocratic duchy somewhere in Ireland. After I converted and made my vassals convert I noticed that the former viking priest was now called either Archpriest or Grand-Mufti, I can't exactly remember which one. Regardless, you normally don't see these names with Islamic characters, and you don't see Grand-Mufti at all.
I like to believe that he was called that way because he had already reigned for a long time and the people were just so amazed by this man and his life that they made an excuse for him.
I like to believe that he was called that way because he had already reigned for a long time and the people were just so amazed by this man and his life that they made an excuse for him.
I had that happen in a multiplayer games where a male character with a male lover inherited, no idea how it happened
Edit: He was of course not homosexual, if he was then it wouldn't be weird
Edit: He was of course not homosexual, if he was then it wouldn't be weird
My personal favourite is when CK2 goes full Moon Moon and you get guys called Sultan Sultan
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Yeah that's an odd case, for some reason the starting count of those two counties has a german son or daughter along with his other children of his own dynasty, quite odd, I wonder if they will have fixed it next patch.
I don't even know anymore.
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Thanks Ghost Dad!
Dad died of severe stress on 30 Nov 823 at the age of 65.
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Thanks Ghost Dad!
Dad died of severe stress on 30 Nov 823 at the age of 65.
Appropriate name. He was so wise he learned to transcend mortality
You're a prince of Denmark and you have met your ghost father... I feel like a lot of people will die soon
Thanks Ghost Dad!
Dad died of severe stress on 30 Nov 823 at the age of 65.
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My first wife died from pneumonia 3 years after he died. Not quite drowning though.
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