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If i grant independence to all vassals in de jure kingdom of ireland, on ruler death ill be left with one county thats the capital. if i then switch capital with new heir outside de jure ireland and give that county away, ill no longer hold land in ireland and so de jure kingdom title will be lost!
Is that correct and feasible for my problem?
Another way, is to set your kingdom to election so it goes to your second Son, you also have to set the Duchy level to election to so it goes to your second son, so the capital goes with him. Just make sure when you set elections that you find one the excludes claiments and low level vassels and only allow elections from claiments in your dynasty.
Hope that helps.