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Who will be your heir? Check out the latest feature for the Italian Wars - Ultimate, Faction Specific Heir Title!

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Faction Specific Heir Title


Granting your heir a specific title to designate him as your successor, was quite a common practise, which we will now take into account for Italian Wars - Ultimate. Learn more about the feature below by the example of the Kingdom of France.

Showing the Dauphin of France


As you can see, the current heir of the Kingdom of France is granted the title 'Dauphin de France', which was a depiction of the animal on their coat of arms.

Showing the current King of France


As soon as the King of France has died/been killed and the heir becomes now the new King, he losses the title 'Dauphin de France'.

Showing that the new heir has now the title Dauphin of France


And the title is passed to the new heir.


This feature will be applied only to certain factions. These are:

User Posted Image- Holy Roman Empire: King of the Romans


User Posted Image- Kingdom of Hungary: Joint King of Hungary

User Posted Image- Kingdom of Naples: Prince of Salerno

User Posted Image- Ottoman Empire: Vali Ahad


Expect our next preview on Friday next week. ;)

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ivanhoe95
ivanhoe95 - - 924 comments

I'm not sure what this 'Joint King of Hungary' is inteded to be (sth like King of all Magyars?) - if I get it right, this is the title of the heir? If so, I'm pretty confused - why would be the Heir called 'king of all...'? In my opinion, Crown Prince (= Koronaherceg) or Voivod of Transylvania (= Erdélyi Vajda) would be more accurate title of the heir of the Kingdom of Hungary. Looking at the time period, Gubernator, Steward, Ban of Croatia, Főispán (= Lord Lieutenant) would be also a better choice, but that's only my point of view.

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Neadal - - 588 comments

The kings of Hungary named their apparent heir joint king, did they not? In any case we are open to suggestions ;)

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Guest
Guest - - 689,204 comments

You are right, many king of ours made his heir crowned in his lifetime due to the fact, Hungary didn't have a solidly established succession law only in the late 1500s.
BTW, this mod is awesome!

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