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Killing is certainly an option, but it's damn messy without the handy assassination button Paradox took away from us a couple of patches ago.
wait just a couple of days to see if anyone else asks him to straighten up first.
playing abbasid from old gods start, by the 3rd or 4th ruler i controlled, i never really had to personally ask anyone to straighten up.
but, i sure did imprison them if the straightening up talk failed. of my 300 or so living member family, 18 or 20 (including several of my sons) are living out their natural lives in my dungeons.
i'm not sure how that works with a family in which you do not have the religious head title (suni/shia caliphite), but the only time i ever had decadance over 10% so far is when i had a decadant son inherit near the begining of a war. had to fight the whole war before i could go on a hajij and get rid of the decadant trait... it was 80% by then.
Actually no. I was keeping all my sons in my court with the exception of the one I want to make my heir, who gets a single barony.
So I should have been landing them all, let the dynasty spread beyond control and hope the pious progeny asks the decadent progeny to straighten up so that I get excuse to jail them, and just eat decadence until then?
If you can try and straighten him up. Talk with gods words. If he has been corrupted and refuses there is no way back for him! Thee must invoke holy Takfir against him!. Then thy shalt banish him and maybe with luck he will get a fief of his own and spread! Spread!.
(I once banished one of my sons. Suddenly I saw that he was the Sultan of Africa.)
Terrible ideas.
Straightening him up costs 100 piety (and he slips back into decadence the very next month anyway). And if I banish him, he simply goes to be decadent elsewhere. SO OFF WITH HIS HEAD.