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- You have extremely low income, iirc even Byzantium cannot build new holdings because they don't have the technology at game start. Which means you can hardly wage wars without getting lucky with frequent ransoms, and still your troops are extremely weak unless you can also hire mercs.
- You have no laws to maintain order inside your realm via crown authority, so everyone can declare war on anyone they want. This always leads to vassals growing grotesquely powerful, and larger realms ultimately implode via independence factions.
- Everyone is restricted to Confederate Partition for so long that their realms can technically not survive, which is probably the dumbest design decision.
Ally france or sneak your way a bit east and submit to the HRE? If you play from the muslim side of iberia you run into a roadblock when for example galicia allies up to france, so why not do the same if you're playing the jimenez side? The muslim alliances also aren't always lockstep you can poke weaknesses in one of the many splintered nations there.
I started in 867 tho so i probably had an easier time
Thats epic. I'm happy to start with Iberian Unification. = )
A little tip in Iberia the province of Cordoba is insane it is probably one of the best provinces in the game, The only downside to that province is it's farmlands so making it your capital is nice but not ideal as the game goes on
Succession is what you want to pay attention to and how many children the current rulers have, Like I said competitive partition will make any great kingdom a small fry once inheritance starts kicking in, You can keep rerolling a start if you want until the ruler of those kingdoms have a trait that boosts fertility this will make it so they have a good amount of children allowing the succession law to make the kingdom collapse on death
I hope you can grab any helpful piece from this at all if you did great =) if not I tried :P