For example, you have have agnatic primogeniture as your kingdom succession law, and your vassal duke could have agnatic-cognatic gavelkind as his succession law.Beginner's Guide DLC Guide Mods CK2 Wiki CK3 Wiki Paradox Forums Discord NEW PLAYERS! README! Your vassals have their own separate laws for succession which could be totally different from yours. Succession laws for titles held by vassals (In the law interface, click on the coat of arms for Wales.) You would need to change King of Wales separately. If you changed the succession law for King of Ireland, and King of Ireland is your primary title, all of your de jure Irish titles and titles outside any of your de jure kingdoms (#1 and #3 above) will be governed by the new succession law.

titles that are not de jure part of any of your King titles are governed by the succession laws for your primary title.

King of Wales and your lower titles that are de jure part of Wales are governed by the succession laws for 'King of Wales'.King of Ireland and your lower titles that are de jure part of Ireland are governed by the succession laws for 'King of Ireland'.(For your example where you are the King of Ireland and Wales) Succession laws for multiple kingdoms (and no emperor title) I'm in the process of invading England now so I can create the Kingdom of England, but now I'm wondering what can of worms I'm opening.ĭoes changing succession laws simply not effect vassals at all? I'm under the impression that all my titles will go to my heir, but do I have to worry about the Kingdom of Wales (or the future Kingdom of England) going to someone else because of succession laws for those de jure kingdoms that I can't control? If I later change to elective, will only my Irish titles go to my elected heir and the rest will go to my first-born heir?Ĭan I only set the crown laws for my primary title, or can I set the crown laws in the rest of my realm and titles? I'm having similar problems in Wales now where the successions are not going how I expect them to because they're not operating under the supposed Crown Laws of my realm. I thought, isn't High Crown Authority supposed to prevent titles from leaving the realm through succession? So what I realised is that the succession laws of my vassals in Andalusia was under the de jure crown laws of a Muslim ruler who held the title of Andalusia, despite them being my vassals.

I had vassals in Andalusia, but somehow I lost them to Scotland during a succession.

I'm the King of both Ireland and Wales and Crown Authority is High.

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