When the Mongols win, they gain that de jure kingdom's land along with any other territory they might've occupied. Since 1.05 (I think), Mongol Invasions now target a de jure kingdom, NOT an entire realm.
He died a suspicious death while returning from Great Khan with permission to rule the Horde, which allowed his brother Berke to become the ruler.īerke eventually converted to sunni faith, what in large part can be attributed to most of his stead being turkic and sunni. There were Nestorian christians between Mongols, notably the first Ilkhans had significant Nestorian christian influence from their wives, which resulted in favourable treatment of christians in their area.Īlso, Sartaq, the designated successor of Batu Khan, the first ruler of Golden Horde, was a christian, baptized in 1254. This was very relative as well, as the "strength" of the CB was strongly proportional to the ruler's authority - if he/she couldn't gather enough backing from their own country (nobles), their war either wouldn't start at all or go really bad. IRL there were no offensive "casus belli" and if a ruler really needed one, they'd just make it up / fabricate it.ĭefensive CBs kind of existed - like starting wars in defense of somebody or as a reply to insult and other various reasons. No, they just invaded because they could.
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