v1.0

--- Dynasties

- added the Lennox, Clermont, Beaumont, Gaetani and Danimboldi dynasties
- added various additional members of the Mar, Spoleto, Albret, Tecklenburg, Lippe, Ponthieu and Perche dynasties
- added the missing younger brother of the count of Vendôme (1066)
- added the missing eldest son of the duke of Burgundy (1066)
- added the missing elder brother of the earls of Northumbria and Mercia (1066)
- added the missing nephew of the king of Denmark (1066)
- added the missing son-in-law of the king of Norway (1066)
- added the missing children and eldest brother of the king of Wessex (867)
- added a missing king of Scotland (867)
- split Harold of Ewyas off into his own cadet branch (rather than being Vexin-Amiens)
- split Malmure of Atholl off into his own cadet branch (rather than being Dunkeld)
- added the Luitpolding dynasty and attached the Babenbergers and von Schweinfurt as cadet branches
- split the d'Este off from the senior Obertenghi dynasty
- split the d'Eu off from the senior d'Normandie dynasty
- split the du Perche off from the senior Rorgonides dynasty


--- Coats of Arms

- added an improved CoA for the duchy of Angria (Saxony)
- added new or improved CoAs for the counties of Paris, Perche, Gaeta, Chiny and Porhoët
- added new or improved CoAs for the Lennox, Clermont, Beaumont, Áengusa, Spoleto, Namur, Robertine, Eu, La Marche,
Obertenghi, Thouars, Ewyas, Gaetani, Danimboldi, Albret, Ylfing, Stenkiling, Billung, Bosonid and Bivinid dynasties


--- Cultures

- added Mizrahi culture to the Israelite group; Mizrahi Jews will spawn as courtiers across the Middle East & N. Africa
- Estonian culture now starts with the Longships innovation unlocked


--- Decisions

- the Restore the Danelaw decision can no longer be taken after 1066, or if England has already been formed
- the Inspire Opus Francigenum decision now correctly requires the Frankish rather than Latin culture group
- the Embrace English Culture decision can no longer be taken before 1100


--- Map

- split the county of Perche off from the county of Chartres
- split the county of Chiny off from the counties of Luxemburg and Bouillon
- split the county of Gaeta off from the counties of Capua and Tivoli
- split the county of Porhoët off from the counties of Vannes and Cornouaille
- moved the duchies of Estonia and Livonia from the Eastern Europe to Northern Europe geographical region*


--- Nicknames

- added Eadgar the Ætheling's nickname
- added Hereward the Wake's nickname
- added Hugo the Abbot's nickname
- added Giric the Son of Fortune's nickname


--- Religions

- incorporated the Arianism, Mithraism and Improved Insular Christianity mods
- replaced the Aniconism tenet with Vows of Poverty for the Apostolic (Armenian) faith


--- Localization

- added the names Arkyll, Alwyn, Tolomeo, Åsmund, Æthelhelm, Docibilis and Danimbold
- added a few Mizrahi culture dynasty names
- added text from the incorporated religious mods
- added four nicknames
- renamed the Bouvinid dynasty to Bivinid
- renamed the Bachaumont dynasty to Nevers
- renamed the Balgarsko dynasty to Krum
- renamed the Hard Ruler nickname to Hardråde
- added some missing Anglo-Saxon and Cornish custom title localization for England
- added various title and holding name improvements


--- Bug Fixes

- fixed floating members of the Rennes, Bosonid, Bagrationi and Obertenghi dynasties
- fixed Odo I of Brittany having the wrong name
- fixed Richard de Vassy being French instead of Norman
- fixed Robert I of France being a Capetian instead of a Robertian
- fixed Carloman I of France being missing from France's title history
- fixed Scotland's Gaelic-era title history and added a couple of missing kings
- disconnected Welf Welf from his father so he doesn't inherit Lombardy**
- fixed the counts of Clermont not being assigned their own dynasty
- fixed the Spartenos dynasty being Orthodox rather than Catholic
- fixed Bernard of Gothia and Bernard Plantapilosa being mixed up in 867
- fixed Franconian culture having Old Frankish names
- fixed Judith of Friuli and her husbands
- fixed various vanilla issues with some West Saxon characters
- fixed Oda von Oldenburg being her husband's dynasty (yay pook! <3)
- fixed some weird dynasty issues in the Guiyi circuit
- fixed a few Anglo-Saxon naming inconsistencies
- fixed a few examples of the name Welf being spelled Guelph
- fixed Salomon of Brittany being connected to the wrong father (which broke both family trees)
- fixed various holding name spelling errors


--- History

- carried over the character, trait and title history improvements from the Test Mod
- removed Scotland's nonsense Pictish-era title history
- removed the Norman/Norwegian invasions and starting levies
- added some traits to the duke of Anjou (867)
- added some traits to the king of Brittany (867)
- added some traits to the king of Great Moravia and his heir (867)
- added some negative health traits to the queen of Scotland (1066)
- added pockets of Mu'tazilism around Tunis, Fustat, Aleppo, Damascus, Basra and Baghdad in 867
- made the Aghlabids Mu'tazili instead of Ash'ari
- made the Zhang and Cao dynasties Mahayana Buddhist
- made various existing unlanded characters playable where they ought to be
- made all Turkish culture characters Maturidi instead of Ash'ari (this is a gross generalization but broadly accurate)
- moved the duchy of Bar from France to Lotharingia
- moved the kingdom of Croatia from Byzantium to Carpathia in 1066
- moved the kingdom of Sicily from Byzantium to Italia in 1066
- moved the kingdom of Venice from Byzantium to Italia in 1066
- gave Byzantium standard feudal elective succession rather than primogeniture
- improved the East Francian setup in 867; Louis' sons now have larger domains and Saxony is held by Bruno instead of Otto
- various historical corrections in the British Isles, France, Aquitaine and the HRE
- improved the spread of Dutch and Frisian culture in the Low Countries (867 & 1066)
- removed various starting claims to help improve overall balance (e.g. Svend's claim on Norway)


* this is so Estonian culture has access to longships; they raided just as the Scandinavians did
** this problem is harder to fix than in CK II because of changes to the way the engine handles bastards & cadet branches