Realm heir, in case of Tanistry succession law. Uses the other gender version of the ruler's title. Unlike honorary titles, these titles are granted automatically and cannot be revoked:
Some minor titles are linked to the realm and the relatives of the ruler. With, realm size is part of the conditions for creating custom kingdoms and empires. The "Realm Tree" view also shows realm sizes for all rulers in an independent realm. You can see the realm size of other rulers by hovering their demesne size box (above their wealth, prestige, and piety). Your realm size is shown at the top right corner of the screen. However, buildings can change this power-balance a lot. It is useful for estimating a character's approximate power the larger the realm, the more powerful they generally are. Realm size is the total number of settlements (castles, cities, temples, and tribes) in a realm.
A Duke within a Kingdom, for example, is the ruler of a sub-realm consisting of his Duchy and all his vassals.
On the other hand, depending on the realm laws, characters within it can declare war upon independent rulers outside the realm, and the rest of the attacker's realm will not be involved.Ī sub-realm refers to all titles a character holds, and the vassals below them.If anyone outside the realm has a Casus Belli upon any character within the realm, (s)he has to declare war upon this independent ruler.They are typically the most powerful character within the realm. The realm tree of the small kingdom of Navarra in 1066Īn independent realm in Crusader Kings II is the highest judicial structure a character is part of.Įvery realm is ruled by one independent ruler, who under them has a number of vassals.
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