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Best strategy to speedrun forming Roman Empire in 1. 34? I would like to form the Roman Empire as quickly as possible in the new patch 1 34 Let's say before 1530 or so My strategy is as follows: - Play as France with the goal to rush the mission "Spanish succession" to PU Castille and Aragon - Use Provence's mission trick to core Naples
Western Roman Empire (formable) - Paradox Interactive Forums After the fifth century, Byzantium WAS the Roman Empire Besides that, letting the Pope form the Roman Empire is silly Constantinople was called "New Rome" anyway, and by the time the Western Roman Empire fell, its capital wasn't even Rome either
Benefit of Restoring the Roman Empire? - Paradox Interactive Forums 2 Restoring the title of "Roman Empire" Destroys the Holy Roman Empire title 3 When declaring war via an Imperial Restoration CB there is a chance that the Holy Roman Empire will help defend against you since they have a vested interest in you not accomplishing that goal 4
Restore the Western Roman Empire decision - Paradox Interactive Forums I think that instead of forming the Empire of Italia, which is a modern term for the great navigations and the colonial period, we should get an option to restore the Western Roman Empire with the following cultures: Lombards, Latins (italians, cisalpine, etc) and greeks
Byzantine vs Roman Empires | Paradox Interactive Forums First off, yes, I know that the Byzantine Empire wasn't called that at the time, it was simply called the Roman Empire Just for the hell of it I went digging through the title history of my Byzantine turned Roman Empire, and found that it has history all the way back to A D 3 It also refers to the Roman Empire as the Byzantine Empire at that
best start for remaking the roman empire - Paradox Interactive Forums With the title of Italy, you should be able to do whatever you want inside the empire as CA laws shouldn't effect you On the other hand, you could use Sicily as primary title and push for elective In all seriousness though, 867 start is fairly easy, although expansion into Jerusalem Syria can be tough if the Abbasids are stable and blobbing
Byzantium vs Eastern Roman Empire? - Paradox Interactive Forums Either way, for medieval people, the (Holy) Roman Empire was the continuation of the Roman Empire, through the Church (remember: the Pope crowned emperors!), which was literally a part of the Roman state apparatus until the Western part of the empire dissolved The HRE was the preeminent Catholic power for quite a while and to portray it as
How would the Roman Empire be in CK2? - Paradox Interactive Forums For most of its history the Roman Empire did not have 'max crown authority' - in the third century, it had the equivalent of 'autonomous vassals' Likewise, the system of provincial government after Diocletian and Constantine was much more rigidly organised and centrally directed that it was under the Augustan principate
A Roman Realism Mod - Paradox Interactive Forums Augustus is a title or rather Regnal name addition used by most Roman Emperors to not use it or rename it is abit ahistorical unless of course you decide to add that in as some sort of Regnal Name event How is Imperium Romanum a fantasy phrase, it's Latin for Roman Empire, Pax Romana could be more historically accurate as Pax Augusta
Tips for Roman Hellenic revival run - Paradox Interactive Forums So I have this crazy idea to play as Marcus Aurelius reincarnated and rerive the Roman empire I start in 800; I select the duchy of Tuscany and create my character (wont bother starting as an OPM) Be Roman cultured and follow Hellenic faith; Chose traits that increase my stats; Be a well balanced all-rounder; Start the game; Negotiate