Which good inheritance method is recommended for Storm Knight Kingdom?

I believe many of my friends are not very clear about which inheritance method is good for The Knight Kingdom of the Storm. Next, Bian Xiao will introduce which good inheritance method is used in the inheritance law of The Kingdom of the Knight of the Storm. Interested friends can learn about it.

Suggestions on the Use of Inheritance Law in Knight of the Storm

1. Although the emperor and the prince are titles, the actual princes and gods are "empty names", and the count is the proof that you actually hold real estate.

2. The rank of title determines the relationship between princes. For example, an earl cannot make another earl of the same rank his vassal, and only a duke with a higher rank can make an earl his vassal;

3. Your territory is mainly composed of three parts: your title, the monarch who owns/can't manage the relationship with the title, and the real estate (count) you directly manage.

To understand this, we can only explain it clearly when we encounter the question "Why did my country suddenly lose a big piece after the death of an old man?".

The first is the gender law. It should be noted that even if the gender law is "male/female first", your direct female/male descendants will still be higher in inheritance than their collateral male/female relatives, such as cousins who hold creditor's rights.

The single inheritance law is easy to understand, that is, when the inheritance is divided, all the territories are taken away by the eldest of the children, all the old ones are taken away, and all the experienced elders in the family inherit.

The higher division and inheritance system on the right leaves a large part of your territory to your first heir, and other grades can only get a small part. As the title changes, your title may be assigned to different heirs.

Intermediate (ordinary) split inheritance system, average distribution. With the change of ownership, ownership can be transferred to different heirs.

The leftmost alliance division inheritance method is one of the highlights of this post. CK3 is the source of a lot of filial piety, the chief culprit of the explosion and persuasion of new mentality, and the wall of sighs of tribal players. As a more "equal" inheritance law based on the divided inheritance system, the core of its explosive power lies in this article-"creating new titles"