How old before women stop bearing children?

[needs a new name]

I married my prince to a princess who is 36 and the first kid they had was a daughter. He has 3 brothers so I know the kingdom is safe just wondering when women in the game are past child bearing age?

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[Scotty1207]

I believe its around mid 40's. I know that this doesn't count for you but also if they get disgraced or become a nun

[eXistenZ]

how tdo they become disgraced? i know you get a message that your daughter is a slut when she runs off with a general instead of seducing them, but that just removes them from your faction completly

[Nazgûl Killer]

She's still in the family tree, just blacked out and her description says "Disgraced".

In the game, unlike in reality in those days, childbearing age usually ends at around 45-50 as far as I recall.

[HMS England]

I didn't think they even lived long enough to find out back then? (joking)

[eXistenZ]

She's still in the family tree, just blacked out and her description says "Disgraced".

ah right. didnt know that. has been a while since i played MEII

[Aymer de Valence]

"become a nun"!??!!?!?!?!??! Enlighten me please?????

[ccgr1121]

If they aren't married off, they become nuns at about 40ish afaik

[Bonez]

Loling my ass off at them becoming nuns..

[eggthief]

I think this calls for field research.

[Ishan]

I married my prince to a princess who is 36 and the first kid they had was a daughter. He has 3 brothers so I know the kingdom is safe just wondering when women in the game are past child bearing age?

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It's forty after that an event pops us and the character disappears telling us that she has been sent to a nunnery.

<daughters_retirement_age uint="40"/>

Edit
Lady Gwendolyn also reminds us about it. "Your princess has retired to a convent. Make sure your princesses are married before they grow too old."

[Nazgûl Killer]

I've never seen any of the women in my games die during childbirth.

[╬Ritterbruder╬]

In the game, unlike in reality in those days, childbearing age usually ends at around 45-50 as far as I recall.

yes quite.
is there a probability they die when giving birth? I think it was common back then but I don' recall ever actually seeing it happen in game. Or does that fall under 'family tradgidy'?

[Double A]

Actually, I'm pretty sure married women can bear children at any age or state of living.

As in, I've had a widower get a new son before.

I think this calls for field research.

Oh , it's eggy.

[Posantio of Umbria]

As in, I've had a widower get a new son before.

Happened in one of my campaigns too. I did find it weird at first but then figured the father must have a mistress or something... and then he got another one. I'm not very sure, but I recall both sons had the "illegitimate son" trait.

[eggthief]

Oh , it's eggy.

Snap, people still know who I am? Better go back in hiding again.