Hello out there.

[BBKing777]

I new here but have been playing TW since Shogan first came out and I'm still loving it.

Just thought I'd say high as Ive been reading some of the great hints and tips on here and many I have implemented since with great success. Keep up the good work for all us NooBs out there

1 quick question, I invade Egypt and everytime I have a rebellion on my hands. I take with me Preists,Spies,Assassins etc and I also build Chuches asap but they always rebel.With Taxes low and a big army I still cant control the buggers
Thanks BBKing777

[Johann von Bremen]

What faction are you playing, anyway?

Most likely, the riots are caused by the "distance to capital" factor. If you're playing as England for example, and your capital is London, then the distance to capital factor is greatly increased when you take Gaza from the Egyptians (and you know how far is Gaza from London ).

Another probable cause is that there is "unrest" in your provinces, created by enemy spies inside your settlements. If this is the case, then there's simply no way to quell the unhappiness of your people. Send in a very good governor (high Chivalry/Dread, special skills like "Budding Bureaucrat" or "Active Builder", etc.) to the settlements teetering close to rebellion to calm the populace down, and set tax to rock bottom "Low".

If all else fails, then let the settlement rebel, capture it again, but you massacre "every living soul" inside using the "Exterminate Populace" option. That way, less people = much easier management. But doing this gives your general, if you had him lead the attack, bad traits, and since the settlement's population is reduced, you'll be getting less income from the place.

Be sure to "pick your poison" very carefully.

Hope it helps!