Lelling

Years 769-788: Count Grgur of Krain Image: Grgur's profile, with the family tab active, showing his heiress Petra. During his reign, Count Grgur expanded his family's assets, acquiring the Barony of Görz in 773, the County of Kärnten in 774, and the County of Steiermark in 787. Image: Grgur's lands through his active years marked in teal. On January 1st 788, not even a year after capturing Steiermark, Count Grgur Lanik died. Grgur had many children, but he never married, leaving his succession a point of question. The only child he had legitimated was his favourite, his second-born child and first-born daughter Petra. As such, even though she had an older brother, she was first in line to inherit his titles. His full title at the time of his death was: Count Grgur of Krain, Kärnten and Steiermark, Baron of Görz, Marshal of the Kingdom of Bavaria His heir(ess), Countess Petra, is only 6 years old, thus, for 10 years, the fate of her realm will be in the hands of her Regency Council, and as the only legitimate member of House Lanik, the fate of the dynasty rests on her survival and ability to produce an heir. Old (longer) version of the post:

Year 769: Count Grgur has ruled Krain for 5 years before becoming playable. He has no family, and the goal to expand his holdings. He looks to the neighbouring Kärnten, which is under the rule of Count Jesen Vit of Kärnten. They are roughly matched in military strength, but through some trickery, he could easily win the title for himself. Detailed setup below:

A few days ago, Crusader Kings 2 got an update and some new DLC, so I decided to pick it up again! For me, part of what makes CK2 so much fun are not just the wars, but also the the court intrigue - having to appease the Church, your vassals and your liege, joining secret societies, fending off viking raiders and most of all, making sure your family members don't kill each other. It's basically The Sims Medieval, hardcore edition. So I thought I'd make it a bit more interesting by compiling the history of the dynasty I'm going to play as I play it, creating a sort of alternate RL history storyline set in medieval Europe. Initially, I thought I'd just do a simple screenshot at the end of each ruler's life and show what has changed, but some of the big changes aren't territorial, and some of the biggest plot twists take place behind the scenes. So consider this the chronicles of a fictional historical family with a history starting in 769 medieval Europe ? Game setup and introduction - Year 769: (a look at the setting & situation at the start of the game, as well as basic rules explained) Years 769-788; Count Grgur of Krain Years 788-829; Countess Petra of Krain Years 829-833; Count Grgur II of Krain Years 833-910; Duchess Natalija of Croatia Years 910-915; Duke Matej of Croatia Years 915-916; Duke Mislav of Croatia Years 916-936; Duke Casimir of Croatia Years 936-999; Duke Teodor of Carinthia Years 999-1036; Duke Castimir of Carinthia Years 1036-1088; Duke Teodor II of Carinthia Years 1088-1130; Duke Teodor Lanik III of Carinthia, King Teodor of Illyria Interim: The Rise of a Kingdom Years 1130-1177; King Vid of Illyria Years 1177-1201; King Krasimir of Illyria Years 1201-1266; Queen Natalija of Illyria Years 1266-1306; Empress Katarina of the Illyrian Empire Years 1306-1326; Empress Katarina II of the Illyrian Empire Years 1326-1369: Empress Katarina III of the Illyrian Empire Gameplay notes: I'm playing Ironman mode, meaning there's no way to load if you mess up, it's all one continuous save that autosaves all the time. I'm not using any mods or cheats, only official DLC. I wont be min-maxing, and the way I make decisions is something between roleplaying and just what I feel are the right decisions at the time. I consider each character I play has a general personality that I try to emulate & take into consideration when making decisions. The game starts in a historical setting, with real, historical rulers, and then spirals into whatever randomness happens from there. Note: You don't have to be familiar with Crusader Kings 2 to enjoy this eventual quasi-historical trainwreck ?

Welcome I like the title of this thread, "PORK HERE" kind of sounds like someone emerged from a 15th century marketplace and is now using the internet to advertise their business

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