What does "non core" mean

[Hex:Feet]

Maybe it's because I am not a native english speaker but what does "non core" in hoi4 mean?
For example non core manpower or territory...

[Tao]

Not your original borders. For example, the United States has a core on Maine, but not a core on Quebec. If the USA were to take Quebec, that would be their non-core.
Pretty poor explanation but I think you got the gist of it.

[El MaldingNoob]

https://hoi4.paradoxwikis.com/State

[Катя Мяу <3]

An integral part of your country. For example Germany can gain a core on the Sudetenenlad, because it was inhabitated by ethnic Germans. However the rest of Czechoslovakia is not a core, because its inhabitated by ethnic Czechs and Slovaks.

[Mailman]

what language are you speaking? Am sure there is a mod that has your language. (since) you have Austrian in your name I would assume you speak German I would assume.

[Hex:Feet]

Originally posted by ֺ Cata Cauda:

An integral part of your country. For example Germany can gain a core on the Sudetenenlad, because it was inhabitated by ethnic Germans. However the rest of Czechoslovakia is not a core, because its inhabitated by ethnic Czechs and Slovaks.

Ahh now I understand, thanks to all who commented!

[Hex:Feet]

Originally posted by Mailman:

what language are you speaking? Am sure there is a mod that has your language. (since) you have Austrian in your name I would assume you speak German I would assume.

I am Austrian yes however I am using road to 56 and some events are not translated to german and look kinda weird there so I am using english.

[DarkDoge]

You can only deploy your units or recruit manpower for a core of yours, and you can get cores via decisons or focus, also noncore provinces will generate resistance and you'll have to feed the garrisons.

[Mikey]

There are three types of states in the game

Core - Considered an integral part of your nation. You will always receive full benefits from these states as long as you control them. During war only the occupied core states count towards your defeat

Occupied - State not a core of your nation, but a core of someone else. These states are not considered your integral holding and will suffer from the compliance mechanics. You will never get full benefits from them as the population is considered unruly, getting higher compliance will give you some industrial benefits as well as ressources from the state but manpower will remain low. You also run the risk of a general insurection if rebel activity reaches 100 in all states with atleast 1 core in common.

Colony - State not a core of any nation. These states, like the occupied ones, are not your integral holding however they also do not suffer from compliance mechanics. You will receive benefits from them as though you had 100 compliance and will not have rebel activity.