Heir Selection
Unigeniture
A system of inheritance based around having one heir. The ascension of the eldest son of the royal family may mean instability between prospecting inheritors, and members of the ruling dynasty that are in the line of succession. This may result in instability, as other sons may only receive minor titles.
Succession
Candidates
- Follows the ruler's family tree
- Includes the ruler's siblings
- Men only
- Children can be candidates
- Claims don't pass through women
- Only from
Nobility
Order among siblings
Which sibling comes first when following the family tree.
- Score for Male+100WhenIs male
- Score per years of age+ character_age
- Is unsuited to Rule−1,000
- IfRoot exists
- +• Score for Male
- IfAt least one of
- Root does not exist
- Is male
- =100
- If
- +• Score per years of age
- +• Is unsuited to Rule
- If
- =-1,000
- If
- +• Score for Male
- Otherwise
- +• Score for Male
- =100
- +• Score per years of age
- =1
- +• Score for Male
Requires 3
Modifier Types
Blocked from RulershipSibling score
References 1
- NobilityAllowed estates
Required by 9
Heir Selections
Absolute Cognatic PrimogeniturePotential
Cognatic PrimogeniturePotential
Favored Son SuccessionPotential
Matrilineal Non-ExclusivePotential
Matrilineal Salic LawPotential
Partition InheritancePotential
Salic LawPotential
Semi-Salic LawPotential
Youngest Son of RulerPotential
Referenced by 1
MonarchyHeir selection
Scripting 1
References 1
- character_ageSibling score
include_ruler_siblings = yes
through_female = no
allow_female = no
allow_children = yes
ignore_ruler = yes
heir_is_allowed = {
}
traverse_family_tree = yes