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An unholy Rurikid-Makedon alliance, on top of some random Armenian adventurer carving up an empire in Central Asia, plus a Caliph's nephew with a Socotran wife, among several things, made the Religion distribution much more...pink.

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By, the way, about that Armenian adventurer...when most Persian territories became de-jure Byzantines, he ended up forming the Persian Empire with just Transoxiana. His dinasty has also a curious name...

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Hint: Read it without the "un" before the final i.
That religious map mode is absolutely beautiful. I would love to see a world like that in CK2, one where ERE doesn't turn Catholic and the Nestorians actually matter.
 
It became only better now, with the Russians and Sogdians converting to Orthodox/Nestorianism the Tengri counties. Ah, and the french invaded the British islands and converted the last Germanic bits to catholicism. The high morality of the Christian branches made heresies dissapear. Funny enough, Socotra, the county that caused the conversion of Arabia into Nestorianism, became Hindu (I needed a merchant republic :'v).

While all that happens, I remain on India seeing how provinces slowly switch from Buddhism to Hinduism. Jain provinces hardly convert, but I think that it's because I appointed Jains as viceroys on them (the remaining Chalukya and Pallava noblemen).
 
Oh yes, I bet it's very autobiographical. I just have some doubts about the quality of the advice.

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I found a bisexual character! :p
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I don't think he was ever a seducer. It was probably the "she might fancy me event" that got him his daughter-in-law as a lover and his son as a rival. And then one of those late life events that made him homosexual.

For instance, it seems monastic societies don't always lead to good choices:
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