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Other than that this guide has the mechanics summed up pretty well from what I saw:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=293290169
From my experience the Succession Wars with rival nations are usually the most common way to gain PUs, apart from wars.
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?788829-guide-to-royal-marriages-personal-unions-and-claim-throne
A. No dynasty, no heir - Claim throne (if King over 40) - AIM is to put your dynasty on throne to open up future possibilities.
B. No dynasty, weak heir / regency - Do nothing
C. Same dynasty, no heir - If you can win a war, Claim throne and use Casus belli to force PU. If you can't win a war, check you are the highest prestige same Dynasty RM, if so claim throne and hope they don't get an heir before dying for PU, if neither, work on improving your prestige!
D. Same dynasty, weak heir / regency - If you can win a war, claim throne, use Casus belli to force PU.
E. succession war as defender/attacker - If defender, you're going to war. If attacker, only attack if you can win war against PU'd country, defender and it's allies, otherwise don't press.
F. You inherit the throne - hooray