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https://ck3.paradoxwikis.com/Government#House_unity
I can't really confirm, not running a clan game and not at home at the moment... to even start one.
/common/on_acion/relations/relation_on_actions.txt
line 137
So basically, you lose unity because you became lover with a house member's spouse, which includes your own person and your own spouse?
I guess like... if ur lover is married to another (not u) house member. (even if she's ur sister, since being ur sister would mean she is of ur house), it still counts as Lost Unity.
and then....
I guess, meaning "everyone" unmarried of ur house is valid. Plus you can make your wife your lover for Unity progress, (since she's married... to u.... not to some dude from another house).
Now whether or not the actual programming is doing what the descriptions are saying.... no clue.