I'm not mad about it since single heir is best form of succession but I'd like to know what is going on. My designated heir (daughter 2 of 3) is still listed as getting everything! That definitely doesn't seem right. Why is elder daughter not getting the Kingdom of Aragon?Īnd to make things even weirder, my King had a miraculous recovery from the plague! I remarried and third wife had another daughter, but the succession has not changed.

I expected the two daughters would basically swap positions wrt takings, but it now has my younger daughter inheriting everything! Even if the succession is counting my elder daughter's husband's holdings - together they have one dukedom and five counties. So I changed from Crown Authority 3 to 4 and designated my younger daughter as my primary heir. I was afraid the plague would continue spreading and so didn't want my elder daughter to inherit my primary because she had *seven* daughters and no sons, and I was afraid she'd become Queen, die, and then my Realm would *really* fracture. My second wife, pregnant, got it and died. I was fine with my realm being split this way, but then we got the bubonic plague! My courtiers and knights caught it faster than I could dismiss them. But see here, my dear young lady, Im an old miser and curmudgeon.

My younger daughter is unlanded but I made her husband a powerful duke of Valencia with all the counties therein.Īt first, my succession had my younger daughter becoming Queen of Aragon with my elder daughter becoming Queen of Aquitaine and all my lands in Italy and southern Spain. According to one Cornish legend, King Arthurs soul migrated into the body of a. My elder daughter is a countess in her own right and I made her husband a powerful Aragonian duke with all the counties. I'm King of Aquitaine (primary) and Aragon with two grown daughters, both matrilineally married.

My life as a king wad