Who Said Muslims and Christian Can't Get Married ?

[AngryTitusPullo]

[sharky4u]

Well that myth is busted ......Nice one! +rep!

[Shaun]

Is it just me, or are half the pictures not showing? And what mod are you using?

[Gary88]

sod the marriage, allied for 68 turns...

you mean they didnt stab you in the back after 15?!?!?

[burningsoul]

well that is interesting....
but i think, they could marry because you are playing a mod.

[AngryTitusPullo]

sod the marriage, allied for 68 turns...

you mean they didnt stab you in the back after 15?!?!?

I guess I'm their only ally I think.

it looks like the mod deus lo vult. i think they have princesses for the muslim factions now and they can marry christian factions.

Nope. Just basic Retrofit Mod 1.0 with whatever add ons I can make them work..

[Evolution]

after 7 times of clicking the refresh button I realized that he has cut away some of the picture off.


Very nice tho.

[AngryTitusPullo]

Yup.. sorry about the pics.. I forgot to crop them..

For info. I play Retrofit Mod basically with some of add ons..

Played one turn per year with correct aging script.

Use BB&B 2.1 and also CNP 3.0

Add some kingdom units.

Also enable muslim princess.

Anyway, if it's hardcoded as some suggest then no mods can change that.

Maybe the Kingdom.exe make the marriage avialable ?

[SGD2C]

it looks like the mod deus lo vult. i think they have princesses for the muslim factions now and they can marry christian factions.

[Papal_Knight]

Heresy!!!

[Aeneas Veneratio]

Well, it must be due to the mods 'cause I had like 2 princesses spawming at Jerusalem after I took it from the Egyptians. I made an alliance with Egypt one turn after and had a good relationship with them out of a sudden and I didn't have the option to marry anyone of them off. +rep anyways

[AngryTitusPullo]

Well, it must be due to the mods 'cause I had like 2 princesses spawming at Jerusalem after I took it from the Egyptians. I made an alliance with Egypt one turn after and had a good relationship with them out of a sudden and I didn't have the option to marry anyone of them off. +rep anyways

Maybe your faction heir or leader is already married so the option did not come out ?

This is actually the second time, though the first time it was with the Orthodox Byzantine.

[Miraj]

I think it works for you only because you have enabled Muslim princesses. Probably only factions that produce princesses can marry each other. I remember playing a very European Moorish camapaign in vanilla and never ever had the option to marry into christian states.

[AngryTitusPullo]

I think it works for you only because you have enabled Muslim princesses. Probably only factions that produce princesses can marry each other. I remember playing a very European Moorish camapaign in vanilla and never ever had the option to marry into christian states.

Either that or probably the usage of Kingdom.exe I think.

Anyway, I haven't tried to play Catholic or Orthodox faction yet and try to marry their king or heir to a muslim princess.

[Paul d]

LOL nice one kahn


EDIT: referring to last post on page one.
i think there have been historic references to spanish/portugese/sicilian- arab/moroccan/other muslim marriages. not sure though


"wasn't a Byzantine princess, i think a illegimate daughter of the Emperor was married to a Mongol Khan...wonder how that turned out."


uhh... yeah... hehe snicker snicker...

[Prince Rodrigo]

LOL i just wondered...not racist or anything but weird couple to look at, did they have any kids

[worm00]

Actually Basil Bulgaroctonus nearly started a war when a German (? western anyway) king asked to marry his sister, and he counter-offered an illegitimate half-sister.

If my history is correct the Byzantine royals didn't marry outside their faction (I mean the proper, legitimate royals) until they were completely desperate in the 1400s.

[Prince Rodrigo]

Didn't work out for them huh in the end?


Poor Byzies

[KoS]

Actually Basil Bulgaroctonus nearly started a war when a German (? western anyway) king asked to marry his sister, and he counter-offered an illegitimate half-sister.

If my history is correct the Byzantine royals didn't marry outside their faction (I mean the proper, legitimate royals) until they were completely desperate in the 1400s.

Yes, but think... The HRE was basically what remained of the Western Roman Empire after it collapsed... so if the Byzantine-HRE marriage produced a son, he might technically be an heir to the entire Roman Empire. Awesome.

Too bad that stubborn Kaiser backstabbed the Greeks.



Again.

[Kahn]

Must make for an awkward family reunion...