That in turn gains you new non-Norman vassals which had been vassals to the Dukes you just got rid of and which you should now also dispossess.ġ1. Once you win the war you will have imprisoned those rebellious vassals and can revoke their titles. Some of them will resist arrest and force you into a war.ġ0.
I didn't check if they were in England and I also revoked the Barony titles to be sure. Then one by one imprison your non-Norman vassals and then revoke their titles. First deploy your armies because you will likely have to fight. You will also be way above your domain limit, but resist the urge to give your counties away.ĩ. However, most of your vassals in England will be Anglo-Saxon or even Scots. The discription clearly states that only Norman or French vassals (in England) will convert to the English culture with you. Do NOT use the "Embrace English Culture" decision just yet. After winning the war move your realm capital to any city in the Kingdom of England. I attacked their capital Londres first, then conquered some counties around there, keeping my armies close together for the frequent clashes with the English forces.ħ. With the help of your new allies win the war against England. You don't need to check "matrilinear" for your daughters because you don't want to play longer than a few years.Ħ. The latter can easily be achieved by marrying your children off. Unfortunately Englands army is bigger than yours so you will need to use terrain to your advantage, hire some mercenaries or Men-at-arms and/or find some powerful allies. Make sure to also raise your own levies and knights after unpausing the game for a few seconds.ĥ. You start the game at war with the King of England and you have an additional army of 4400 soldiers (Duke William's Host) available in Normandy (Northern France). Assign some better vassals to your council and start swaying your Bishop for a few extra men.Ĥ. Raise your Crown Authority to 2 so you can revoke titles later on.ģ. Start as William the Bastard de Normandie in 1066 - The Fate of England.
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