Splintering the realm is not always a bad thing They are easier to call upon in wars and typically have a higher opinion of you. Giving these lands to your children rather than your vassals also has benefits of keeping the lands within the family. Instead of reserving these ones for your primary heir, give them to your other children to satisfy their land requirements. These lands will typically be much worse off compared to your original holdings since they are usually a different culture, lower development level, and lower control. My default is to just work my way down this list of heirs and grant a duchy and a county to each one until they are no longer there. If you are very successful in conquering lands, you will usually end up above the holdings limit and the duchy limit. Grant newly conquered lands to other heirsĬonstantly check back to the “Title Loss on Succession” tab every time you obtain more counties and duchies to pass some titles off. This method ensures that my primary heir receives the best counties at the heart of the lands that I have spent time and gold developing. In my runs, I typically start off with this general rule of thumb and add more lands as I go to satisfy the other heirs. The more counties and duchies you have, the more lands the children will require to stay satisfied. The other children will usually still be satisfied with a duchy and county if you land them prior to dying. Your other children will also want the same to be “equal” and will require a Duchy as well to stay happy.įor Kings and above, you typically will only have one Kingdom to give to your primary heir. If you are Duke or above, you will have a Duchy title that is passed to your eldest son (or child if you have equal laws). The reasoning behind this is that in Partition and Confederate Partition Law, each child receives an “equal” amount of land. There are exceptions to this rule, but keep this in mind when you are landing your children. Each heir requires a Duchy and a County (typically)įor any ruler that is a Duke or above, the general rule of thumb is that each possible heir will need a duchy and a county to be satisfied. Constantly check back to this page to see where your succession is at. The worst thing that can happen is to see your entire list of counties going to your random heirs instead of your primary – leaving you with extremely weak military and financial capabilities. It will tell you which heirs do not currently have enough land and will begin taking your current Counties away from your primary heir.
This section will essentially be your “homepage” for all things succession related.
Check the “Title Loss on Succession” tab for heirs you still need to land
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