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11 Dec 2017 Now is the for the Kingdom of Leon to come to its end and rise as the Empire of Hispania. De Jure Kindoms of the Empire of Hispania. With the end of Leon, the player will likely either expand in two directions. The first is North Africa, which can now be easily seized as Leon has already destroyed many of
10 Apr 2014 Ok so after forming a very successful sprawling Hispanic empire, I thought I would make a small guide for other player to get things going. This guide is Thread: CK2: A Guide To Castille As soon as you can (usually once the muslims are out and you've got mallorca) form the empire of Hispania.
The scope of the guide is to help you to become Emperor of Hispania. Hispania is quite a difficult Empire to form when starting in 1066,as the Christian Kingdoms are small and underdevelopped compared to Muslims. There are only three significant Christian Kingdoms: Leon, Castille
6 Aug 2012
Hispania is a de jure empire consisting of 7 kingdom titles, 18 duchy titles and 59 county titles. The title does not exist by default in the timeframe of Crusader Kings II or The Old Gods DLC, but can be created by the player or the AI. A ruler requires 2 kingdom titles, plus at
The actual content of a post - not just the title, or the general idea - needs to be related to CK2. . In Hispania at least, I like to give away the smaller kingdoms–Galicia, Castille, Navarra, Portugal and Leon–and keep the bigger ones under my own control, although I would assume that you cannot create the
18 Apr 2012 So, I just bought CK2 today. I've heard a lot of really good things about CK2, but I don't have time for another timesuck like that right now. .. I haven't gotten anything this great, but my next heir is a different culture than 90% of my vassals so I imagine that's going to be good fun when he's king of Hispania.
4 Jun 2013 I'm playing as Castille and had a massive kingdom spanning almost every county in Spain and almost all of north Africa and I noticed I could finally form the empire of Hispania. I did it, but I don't notice any difference from before except for having another title slot open that my heir has a risk of being voted
5 Jul 2012 In Spain, you'd be becoming "emperor" by having the other kings recognise you as their leader with a unique position of superiority above them. Not by inheriting or conquering everything. Oh well. You can tell I hate the new de iure empires, I guess. CK2 Succession Survival Guide, CK2 Book of Tips, CK2
I eventually want to become the emperor of the HRE, Scandinavia and Hispania too, I will have many kings under my vassalage and they could easily revolt and challenge my power. As it is I find it a bit difficult keeping all of them friendly. I have my diplomat basically going around improving diplomatic relations but I can

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