It seems that the mod you linked is a Mandarin translation mod. In such case, you have my warmest welcome.

If you're asking for my permission for the integration of this mod into yours, you may do so under the following conditions: you must add my name in the description of your mod, and also add a hyperlink to this Steam Workshop page in the aforementioned description.

Greeting! what a great mod, I want more Chinese player used it so i have translation it in CK3 mod Chinese submod,
would u make a line in description?

here's my Chinese translation:
https://cs2bus.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403925213

Updated to 1.16.

혹시 1.16 호환으로 업데이트 가능하시려나용

Such a necessary mod. Thanks so much for this, baffling that they didn't put something like this into the base game.

Maybe as an interaction. Thank you for the suggestion, though.

Hi! I was wondering if it would be possible to add a feature where we can have even disloyal co-emperors marry. I'm so annoyed that if I want to marry off my ambitious son I can't elevate him to co-emperor. Thanks!

Nevermind! It was another completely innocuous mod that was the cause.

Could you take a look at the Hold a Triumph decision ? I've noticed that it's not recognizing the wars I've won when I take the decision. When I check my character history, it seems that it comes up as an error. I don't think it's your mod or anything, but I did find that weird since otherwhise the decision works just fine just acting as if there was no war

@Rickter I think that is not allowed by the game engine. Even if I allow it, some of the event chains might be affected if both the regent (junior emperor) and the ruler take their leaves of absence. Maybe I could add a decision that has similar effect to a grand wedding.

i think it'd be cool if your junior emperor could have a great wedding
since they are technically regents the game does not let you

Good idea. I'll see what I can do. Of course, when I get my vacations.

would you be able to make it so Rome uses the same court as Constantinople? it would also be cool if you could make it so capital Rome can use Greek Fire. Ridiculous that paradox didn't do this themselves

got it

Probably because in vanilla, the game checks if the mother actually stays in Constantinople during her childbirth. This mod makes that condition much more permissive.

Has anyone had issues where the co-emperors children don't get born in the purple in vanilla ? I'm downloading this mod because it seems even after the update it's still an issue for me

Yeah, varangians were patched a few days ago

I have checked the internal codes and it seems only the text localization files specify having e_byzantium as the condition for the Varangian decision. The actual code only requires your culture to allow Varangian guards and your primary title tier to be empire.

In my testing, even the already-created Varangians were transferred to the Roman Empire. The ability to create new Varangians was also maintained. Maybe it's patched already?

It seems that the vanilla game transfers var:founded_varangian_guards from the title:e_byzantium to title:e_roman_empire. The variangians should not be lost, in theory.

Great idea. Will try to do that upon my next convenience.

Currently if you reform rome you also lose varangians. Would it possible for you to add this?
Additionally. Do you think it would be possible to reintroduce the restore imperial borders cassus belli for reformed rome and the possibility to diverge to latin just like roman heritage legend allows, but after restoring rome?

좋은 모드 항상 잘 쓰고 있습니다.

In theory, yes, as long as your culture have born-in-the-purple mechanism. You-ll probably change into greek or make an hybrid culture with greek if you are a german Kaiser.

Does this work for if the HRE restores Rome?

It's probably an error. I will fix it.

Why's the description all in Korean now?

Updated for 1.13.x "Roads to Power" DLC.

thanks so much man, always hated how paradox half-assed this.

I shall update this mod for the new DLC as soon as I get a vacation from my military service.

Damn, good luck man

I won't be able to update this mod for some time, because I got conscripted to the military service. Wish me luck!

I'm guessing this isn't compatible with Succession Expanded mod?

Make Co-Basileus maybe be the only option in a regency?

Legend

Updated for Legacy of Persia.

UPDATEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

잘쓰고 있습니다!! 앞으로도 잘부탁드립니다

쌌다 브로

The return of one of my favourite mods, maybe it's time to go back and play some CK3 despite my annoyance at PDX playing politics with its game. Thanks.

judging by the pdx release schedule, if a byzantine flavour pack is next (which is very much an if, most people thought fate of Iberia was going to be byzantine before it was announced) the next dlc after foi will probs be a full expansion towards the end of this year or coming out in early 2023, which would probs put a byzantine flavour pack in summer 2023 at the earliest. Still it makes sense to wait, just it might be a decently long wait

@firespark84 I strongly believe that Paradox will develop an Byzantine expansion with a proper elective monarchy. I think your suggestion is great, however it could wait for the Byzantine DLC.

would be cool if appointing someone co emperor gave them higher standing with electors in elections to work with byzantine succession mods like succession expanded

Okay, thanks! I appreciate the clarity. I find it weird that things like the names of titles are linked to a tradition and not cultural heritage or language, but whatever. That's just Paradox weirdness at play.

@Axel I have updated the mod description. Actual code (both my mod and the vanilla game) works by checking if the culture in question has parameter "children_can_born_in_the_purple = yes", and I thought this parameter was provided by "Eastern Roman Legacy". However, it was "Byzantine Traditions", not "Eastern Roman Legacy", which granted the parameter. So... sadly, you'll have to edit this mod yourself or create your own mod that adds "children_can_born_in_the_purple = yes" parameter to a tradition of your choice.

Quick clarification:
Your description here says that the culture of the Basileus/Emperor needs to have the tradition "Eastern Roman Legacy," but the text for the cultural tradition "Byzantine Traditions" has text about allowing for the Born in the Purple trait. Is the description here correct, or is in-game correct? I mostly ask because I get annoyed that having Byzantine Traditions causes you to use all of the Byzantine/Greek names for titles, even if your culture's language and heritage are not Greek or Byzantine.

Pleasure is all mine. Enjoy! :)

Umm this is amazing. Thank you

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