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Castilian Civil War (French event) Once again the Castilian crown has seen a disputed succession and it seems the country is now on the brink of civil war. One of the candidates has received support from the Aragonese crown, our rival on the other side of the Pyrenees.

This section may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current of the game. This infobox may contain outdated information that is inaccurate for the current of the game. The last version it was verified as up to date for was 1.26.-During the past century the Castilian nobility have time and time again actively tried to interfere with the succession of the Castilian crown and have not flinched from allying outside powers.

A new such battle seems to be brewing and the succession is again in question. The legitimacy of the current heir is being questioned by some leading nobles who would prefer a relative of the King aligned with the Aragonese Crown.

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Meanwhile the supporters of Root.Heir.GetName are making overtures to the Portuguese crown in order to secure the position of their candidate.Things have now spiraled into open conflict and it seems increasingly likely that the faction without royal support will attempt to put their candidate directly on the throne rather than in queue for it. Some parts of the nobility remain undecided yet, and some have chosen to make use of this opportunity to protest against perceived infringement of their old rights in general. Support this Claimant:. loses 2000 manpower:.

gets the event ‘’ after 15 days.If chose option “ Support the Aragonese Candidate” of the event ‘’ then:. gets “ Involvement in Civil War” towards, worth 50 opinion with a yearly decay of 2. gets “ Involvement in Civil War” towards, worth 50 opinion with a yearly decay of 2.

If is a neighbor of Aragon and not allied with Aragon then:. France gets the event after 20 days.If chose option “ Support Root.Heir.GetName” of the event ‘’ then:. gets “ Meddled in Internal Affairs” towards, worth −50 opinion with a yearly decay of 2.