The king's capital is located in the duchy. The duchy that is drifting is adjacent to a duchy that is a de jure part of the target kingdom. Dynamic De Jure Drift is "Restricted" and one of the following conditions is true:. One of the following conditions is true:. The kingdom is its owner's primary title. The duchy is not part of the kingdom of Jerusalem. The ducal title either does not exist or is held by the king or by a vassal of the king. The king does not hold the crown of the current de jure kingdom to which the duchy belongs. all county titles baronies are allowed to be outside the realm) is within the realm of the king. Both the duration required for assimilation and any additional conditions required can be changed at the game rules.Ī duchy will begin to drift into a kingdom when the following conditions are met: Vassals within a de jure border have less reasons and abilities to revolt against their liege and declare independence. Every duchy in the game is considered to be part of a specific de jure kingdom. 
In general, a duchy will assimilate into a kingdom after being controlled by that kingdom for 100 years (depending on game rules set at start), and a kingdom will similarly assimilate into an empire in the same time frame.
2 Important Note Regarding Primary Titlesĭe jure drift or assimilation is the process by which the de jure borders of kingdoms and empires can change over time. Titles with feudal elective succession have all their de jure vassal rulers of the same religion as nominators. With the Conclave DLC, this feature is replaced by council votes instead. De facto owners of parts of a de jure realm are then granted voting rights for laws if the rulers are of the same religion. The de jure ruler of a Kingdom or Empire also decides the Crown Authority of the realm. In general, all rulers in the game will believe they are fully entitled to whatever traditionally belongs to them and they will wage war to get their way if they think they can win. They will be pleased if these vassals are transfered to them. a baron in one of their counties calls the player their liege instead of them. The player's own vassals will also be upset if they are not the liege of vassals that de jure fall under their dominion, e.g. 
Each instance of this produces a negative opinion modifier which stacks without limit.
E.g., if they hold a duke-rank title and the player holds one of their de jure counties. For counties, the count holding the county title is the de jure liege of all holdings within the province.ĪI characters, including vassals to the player, will be upset if the liege hold land that de jure belongs to them.
If one ruler has occupied land that rightfully belongs to another, then they will have a de jure casus belli on that land area. De jure ownership of land and titles is an important concept in the game as it determines AI behavior and the ability of the player to declare war.Įach duchy, kingdom and empire has a legal right to a land area in the game. It is contrasted with de facto, which means "in fact". Duchies from the kingdom of Aquitaine drifting into the kingdom of France in 1066.ĭe jure is a Latin expression which literally means "by law".
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