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But House Feuds are DLC content, so if you disable the right DLC, they should go away, then save the Game(after some time, a year or better 3 years), exit the Game, enable the DLC again and you now should be able to play the game without, every 60 seconds of murder schemes.
They make sense for the present time and even the second generation but after that unless the two rulers are in close proximity it doesnt really make sense which is why i stated:
I've had nothing but problems with feuds.
I've never had one trigger, I guess i play nice.
I'm not sure what to say about this outside of, I wonder why?
In my experience, after killing one or two members of the feuding house, you can also get the option to end the feud.