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When you are going to war in CK3 and you conquer a duchy that is part of a kingdom, slowly over the process of 100 years will pieces close to the conquered duchy of that kingdom begin to incorporate themselves into your kingdom and become yours de jure.

In general, a title will be assimilated after being controlled for 100 years. The duration required for assimilation is decreased by the Chancellor task "Integrate Title". Every duchy in the game is considered to be part of a specific de jure kingdom.

De jure kingdoms in 1066. A Kingdom is the title tier below empire and above duchy, and the most common rank for independent realms. It is generally held by a King ranked character; emperors also usually hold the kingdom title which their capital belongs to de jure .

Every duchy over two will lower the opinion of all your vassals in CK3. Each duchy will lose the opinion of your vassals by 15. This means that if you are a king and hold 5 duchies, you will have a natural -45 opinion debuff with all of your vassals. The effect of the “too many held Duchies” debuff is infinite.

When you own and control any adjacent title of one tier below your primary title, that title will start de jure drift. Primary title must be kingdom or above, and have de-jure land. If you are right, then the three duchies of Mann, Strathclyde and Lothian should start De jure drift.

not officially there isn't, but there are mods in the workshop that do what you want. No way to increase it. Well without mods. not without mods as of now, which is completely ridiculous since you can hold as many kingdom and empire level titles as you can get your hands on... but just 2 duchies.

When you are going to war in CK3 and you conquer a duchy that is part of a kingdom, slowly over the process of 100 years will pieces close to the conquered duchy of that kingdom begin to incorporate themselves into your kingdom and become yours de jure.

In general, a title will be assimilated after being controlled for 100 years. The duration required for assimilation is decreased by the Chancellor task "Integrate Title". Every duchy in the game is considered to be part of a specific de jure kingdom.

De jure kingdoms in 1066. A Kingdom is the title tier below empire and above duchy, and the most common rank for independent realms. It is generally held by a King ranked character; emperors also usually hold the kingdom title which their capital belongs to de jure .

Every duchy over two will lower the opinion of all your vassals in CK3. Each duchy will lose the opinion of your vassals by 15. This means that if you are a king and hold 5 duchies, you will have a natural -45 opinion debuff with all of your vassals. The effect of the “too many held Duchies” debuff is infinite.

When you own and control any adjacent title of one tier below your primary title, that title will start de jure drift. Primary title must be kingdom or above, and have de-jure land. If you are right, then the three duchies of Mann, Strathclyde and Lothian should start De jure drift.

not officially there isn't, but there are mods in the workshop that do what you want. No way to increase it. Well without mods. not without mods as of now, which is completely ridiculous since you can hold as many kingdom and empire level titles as you can get your hands on... but just 2 duchies.