HRE title better to destroy/remove law

[Hexa]

Kinda need help, so on my current playthrough, My main character have the title of HRE and the Italia Empire, but its still year 1170 so no Primogen succession. So what is the best course of action to maintain the realm stability?

should I go for High Partition / House Seniority to maintain all titles until Primogen.

Most of my playthrough never reached more than 100 Year plus since i mostly do scenario and achievement hunting and Im trying to get the decision for Dynasty of Many Crowns and maybe the restore Roman Empire Decision(somehow its missing, aka. not showing up in the decision tab anymore)

[AdmiralPiett]

One thing that can help is not getting married right away when you or your heir turns 16. Prevents having tons of eligible heirs to split the realm amongst

Another thing that can help is expanding the realm for your children, who will then (hopefully) become nice loyal powerful vassals for their sibling

[Hexa]

Originally posted by AdmiralPiett:

One thing that can help is not getting married right away when you or your heir turns 16. Prevents having tons of eligible heirs to split the realm amongst

Another thing that can help is expanding the realm for your children, who will then (hopefully) become nice loyal powerful vassals for their sibling

would making the other heirs unlanded and disinherited help too? Should I do both or just unlanding them also work?

[AdmiralPiett]

Originally posted by Hexa:

Originally posted by AdmiralPiett:

One thing that can help is not getting married right away when you or your heir turns 16. Prevents having tons of eligible heirs to split the realm amongst

Another thing that can help is expanding the realm for your children, who will then (hopefully) become nice loyal powerful vassals for their sibling

would making the other heirs unlanded and disinherited help too?

It can, but that costs a lot of legitimacy nowadays to disinherit them. Costs Dynasty renown and prestige too. That's why it's better to not have so many freaking kids in the first place. You can also get them to join the clergy or a holy order if you want

[Hexa]

Originally posted by AdmiralPiett:

Originally posted by Hexa:

would making the other heirs unlanded and disinherited help too?

It can, but that costs a lot of legitimacy nowadays to disinherit them. Costs Dynasty renown and prestige too. That's why it's better to not have so many freaking kids in the first place. You can also get them to join the clergy or a holy order if you want

I cant help it haha, I also running a eugenics program so far 2/3 traits

[Razorblade]

Originally posted by Hexa:

(somehow its missing, aka. not showing up in the decision tab anymore)

Did you make Italia your primary title, perchance? Each of the three empires has their own unique Roman formation decision, so you'll only be shown the one for your primary title, if you own more than one of the three empires.

However, the Italia-to-Rome decision requires you to have Latin heritage, meaning if you were to have both empires, have Italia as your primary title, and not be of Latin heritage, you'd be shown neither decision. Making the HRE your primary title, or converting/hybridizing to a Latin heritage culture should fix the issue.

[UnCivilServant]

How many did you ship off to monastaries?

[armyissue69]

Here is your answer. Your main duchy, make Feudal Elective Succession. Make sure you own all counties. Now you get to pick your Primary Heir to inherit all titles of that duchy AND the main title HRE or Italia (whichever is your primary title). You do not need to disinherit. You can use any of the elective successions (depending on culture ie; viking vs anglo-saxon). As long as you own all the counties of the duchy, your primary heir will inherit the whole duchy. Best duchies are lower lorraine and west francia (the one where frankfurt is).

[Hexa]

Originally posted by Razorblade:

Originally posted by Hexa:

(somehow its missing, aka. not showing up in the decision tab anymore)

Did you make Italia your primary title, perchance? Each of the three empires has their own unique Roman formation decision, so you'll only be shown the one for your primary title, if you own more than one of the three empires.

However, the Italia-to-Rome decision requires you to have Latin heritage, meaning if you were to have both empires, have Italia as your primary title, and not be of Latin heritage, you'd be shown neither decision. Making the HRE your primary title, or converting/hybridizing to a Latin heritage culture should fix the issue.

Ohh Thanks i found the issue now, I made a hybridized culture between italian and Egyptian culture no wonder why.

[Hexa]

Originally posted by armyissue69:

Here is your answer. Your main duchy, make Feudal Elective Succession. Make sure you own all counties. Now you get to pick your Primary Heir to inherit all titles of that duchy AND the main title HRE or Italia (whichever is your primary title). You do not need to disinherit. You can use any of the elective successions (depending on culture ie; viking vs anglo-saxon). As long as you own all the counties of the duchy, your primary heir will inherit the whole duchy. Best duchies are lower lorraine and west francia (the one where frankfurt is).

Oh i see, why is Lower Lorraine and West Francia the best out of all the north germanic title tho?

[Hexa]

Originally posted by UnCivilServant:

How many did you ship off to monastaries?

had to "dispose" of em some other way ya know

[armyissue69]

Originally posted by Hexa:

Originally posted by armyissue69:

Here is your answer. Your main duchy, make Feudal Elective Succession. Make sure you own all counties. Now you get to pick your Primary Heir to inherit all titles of that duchy AND the main title HRE or Italia (whichever is your primary title). You do not need to disinherit. You can use any of the elective successions (depending on culture ie; viking vs anglo-saxon). As long as you own all the counties of the duchy, your primary heir will inherit the whole duchy. Best duchies are lower lorraine and west francia (the one where frankfurt is).

Oh i see, why is Lower Lorraine and West Francia the best out of all the north germanic title tho?

Lower Loraine for the Cathedral/Holy Site, and both have plenty of counties/baronies. Managing HRE, you're going to need Gold Generation and Lots of Troops. These two duchies are very safe. Also, The duchy that has Paris if you're French is great.