i urge you to purchase the extra building for the manor that allows you to mentor in governance, then mentor yours sons and son in law, theyll gain the same amount of experience you have in the trait, which will also increase their score in succcession
I believe Admin governments can hold city holding without any punishment also there is a promote scheme that gives plus 20 candidate score and you can pay gold to ask people to support your candidates. If they are the same family to the candidate they get a bonus to accept so you can usually ask your children to support your other children.
RE: Why a co-ruler - basically, it gives you the upsides of a regency, including increased effective stewardship and corresponding demesne limit. For Greek and other ERE descendant cultures there's also an admin generation benefit. Of course, it's got risks as well if the co-ruler has their own agenda or doesn't like you.
Cliffhanger episode can't wait to watch the next episode
i urge you to purchase the extra building for the manor that allows you to mentor in governance, then mentor yours sons and son in law, theyll gain the same amount of experience you have in the trait, which will also increase their score in succcession
I believe Admin governments can hold city holding without any punishment also there is a promote scheme that gives plus 20 candidate score and you can pay gold to ask people to support your candidates. If they are the same family to the candidate they get a bonus to accept so you can usually ask your children to support your other children.
RE: Why a co-ruler - basically, it gives you the upsides of a regency, including increased effective stewardship and corresponding demesne limit. For Greek and other ERE descendant cultures there's also an admin generation benefit. Of course, it's got risks as well if the co-ruler has their own agenda or doesn't like you.
Woah what an end. The Co-emperor and his house will rue the day they decided to mess with house Hexavoulis 😈😈