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1. Do not have to worry about titles being inherited by non-dynasty member.
2. Non-aggression pacts within same realm is preferred (since you as their liege deal with exterior threats).
3. Our dynasty is a prestigious dynasty!
Best to start practicing this as early as possible.
P.S., putting "gene pool" next to "family" in a sentence is yuk. What did the Habsburgs have, anyway? A gene puddle?
Come to think of it, though, it's not such a terrible situation, strategically, yuck factor aside. If the main branch of the family, which I control and marry to the best candidates regardless of prestige implications, remains in control of the top title and grows stronger in genes, while the other branches managed by AI grow weaker, that just means it will be easier for the ruling branch to keep them in line. And in the catastrophic event that the main line dies out, I'll still have lots of landed dynasty members to play as, though they will need a few generations of non-inbreeding to recover.
in fact, kinsmen are often more dangerous than other minor houses (since they get your dynasty prestige bonus at birth and may also have claims to stuff etc.)
so it's actually not a bad thing if some of your vassal kings are inbred imbeciles. they'll have a hard time keeping their titles against various ambitious uncles, brothers or cousins. and while they are busy consolidating their own power, they are *not* focussing on overthrowing you.
keep your own line of succession clean. don't bother with landed kinsmen. their main use is to rack up dynasty prestige so your newborn sons start with a ton of free prestige right away.
if your main line should die out and you end up playing an inbred idiot from an off branch, there's always a chance that your wife will be unchaste and your heir is actually not your true son but rather a secret cuckoo bastard who isn't even related to your messed up gene pool :)
It is a HUGE problem the better you do at the game especially if you seed all the kingdoms with your own blood.
Just marry into the Byzentium Empire and open that can of worms instead.........
oh and don't forget your prestige/score is affected by your bloodline ruling land.......so sure you can conquer the world (Euroasia) but expect to be playing as an inbred drooling dwarf by the end of the game