I am playing as a one province count in India. I have murdered the heirs of Rashtrakuta until the grandchildren of the king are the only males left in the dynasty tree other than the king himself. Now that all the traditional heirs are dead, the line of succession is-
The duke currently second in the realm tree, with 19% of the king's forces, Steward, 8 provinces
The duke fifth in the realm tree with 15%, Spymaster, 10 provinces
The duke fourth in the tree with 16%, 11 year old, 9 provinces
And so on like this. Is there a preference for councilors? What drives succession after the direct heirs are dead?
Best Answer
First of all, there are some restrictions about who can inherit at all. Anyone excluded by the following points can be ignored:
Now that we determined who is eligible at all, we need to perform the following algorithm to find the heir: