Crusader kings 2 imperial administration

It is not long after this that Branimir appears to have led three thousand men on a journey across Europe, to the Hungarian plain. It is sometime after this clash that Branimir began to style himself King in his various coinages - though he referred to himself as King of the Rani, the continuity between this polity through his bloodline ensures that this is the effective date of foundation of the Kingdom of PГІmГІrskГґ, or Pomerania, so named from the Slavic 'po more' - 'by the sea.' This conquest brought all of both Pomerania and Pomerelia under Branimir's influence, extending his power to Gdansk.Д«y Christmas of 883, the trade hamlets of Weligrad and Liubice came under Branimir's banner following a clash against the Obotrites. Forcing his son Karel to terms, Branimir took the town of Soltyn and the stronghold of Szczecin for himself, leaving Karel to rule over Santok. The armies of Rana met the Pomeranians on the field, and it's said that Branimir personally slew Chief Wlodzimierz the Just in the centre of the battle. In 878, Branimir moved decisively against the Pomeranian tribes to his east.

He warred with a few Viking raiders but otherwise focused his attention on his neighbours. By 874, Branimir extended his control to Rostock, then merely a trading post on the Warnow River.Д¬rowning himself Doux of Rana and ruling from the fortress of Rugard on Rana itself, Branimir found himself in a position to continue pursuing territorial gains. By that year, the city of Wologoszcz had fallen under Branimir's influence, and by 871, the independent ruler of Waren surrendered his claims in the region known as Dymin to Branimir as well. Complicated.Д«ranimir's conquests began in roughly 869, when he began to campaign along the northern coast among the various Slavic tribes, of which the Rani were just one. But I do hope she can give me more heirs before she passes on, otherwise this is going to get. Fortunately, Illizibeth recently gave me a spare heir in the form of a daughter named Meriam. A son that doesn't seem hyped by the idea of eventually becoming King of Egypt as he asked to become a monk: since he was my only possible heir I had to refuse and he's stressed as a result. For most of her life so far, Illizibeth only had one son. Especially considering how the society sometimes ask me to switch focus, something I can't do because otherwise she lose the Stewardship bonuses and thus one province in her desmene.ДЄnd the succession is also pretty risky for now. I just wish she would rank up her education trait as she's only an Indulgent Wastrel (Level 1 Stewardship Education). She still kinda is but she got a bit better thanks to amassing good traits and ranking up in her monastic society. Illizibeth herself is not helping as she was beyond Terrible in terms of stats. Hell, at one point I took the risk of calling the Knights of Saint Anthony just not to lose a war against a Sunni Countess who had called her husband. There are a number of battles that I led that were extreme close calls and I also have very few troops despite owning all of that. So far, she got to Duchess of Alexandria and Cairo, but boy was it a mess to get her there.

We'll try again Next Time!ДЄnd then I went for Illizibeth, the Mipahysite Coptic Countess of Alexandria. This time he didn't die, but I lost the battle against the Count of OrlГ©ans and thus I knew it was basically a Game Over. I tried again with Sunno Bouvinid, the Count of Paris. I wonder how I could explain the years she was mad before her recovery?ДЄnyway, since Aigidia died, while I did make a savefile to go back to playing Germanos later on, it was time to switch to another save file. I didn't even knew you could lose the Lunatic trait until she lost it. But even that didn't last as she also recovered later. The only bad trait I clearly remember her having was the fact she became a Lunatic in her old age. Hell, she even collected all the christian virtue traits, which makes me think she might be declared a Saint later on. It was fun playing Aigidia though as she basically only got positive traits through her life. She lived so long she basically outlived her son and successor Theodosios (though to be fair Theodosios was probably murdered) and thus her successor is her grandson Germanos. Aigidia also ruled for a very very long time as she died at 79. That being said, it's still a long way to go before I can form the Byzantine Empire. By the time I finished playing with her, she had also become Queen of Anatolia and Trebizond. Last time I was playing Countess Aigidia of Constantinople, whom I had turned into Queen of Thrace, Greece and Epirus. And boy is it funny how one game can be really easy and another excruciatingly hard depending on your luck. Continuing my Quantum Leap through Shattered World savefiles.

Crusader kings 2 imperial administration