The rulers of Castile and Aragon must be of different genders. Once these conditions are met, there are two trigger conditions for the event to actually fire. This is incredibly unlikely to not be the case, but it is one of the requirements. You can be in a different war, just not one with the other country. You must not be at war with the target country, and they must not be the war leader in their own war. Castile or Aragon) must have a certain number of provinces.Ĭastile requires 25 provinces to trigger the Iberian Wedding.Īragon requires 16 provinces to trigger the Iberian Wedding. Both countries must be independent - in other words, not the subject of another nation.
There are a variety of conditions that must be met before the game will consider triggering the Iberian Wedding. Note that it is possible for an AI Castile to choose either option when the Iberian Wedding event triggers for them, even though it would be a significantly worse choice for them to forgo the powerful personal union. You will gain a consort with decent skills, one Stability point, 50 Administrative Power, and a slight opinion hit with the nation that would have been the junior partner. The alternative option, to marry a local, will result in a far less grand outcome. In addition, any country that had a Royal Marriage with the junior partner in the union will get an instant -50 opinion effect that will take 50 years to disappear. Upon taking the option to bind dynasties, some Noble Rebels will rise up in a random province that you own - defeat them before they damage your nation too much. The event is not without some minor risks, however. In addition, the junior partner in the union will have a -50 liberty desire effect to help avoid uprisings. To solidify the union, Castile and Aragon will get very large 200 opinion bonuses towards each other that decay only five points per year. This is not the only effect of the dynastic marriage, however. TIP: If you are playing as Castile and the Iberian Wedding event triggers, if Aragon still has control over Naples you will also become the leader in a union over Naples. In this case, the leading partner will always be Castile if the option to bind the dynasties together is chosen. The Iberian Wedding can happen even if you aren't playing as Castile or Aragon. If you are playing as Aragon, you will instead become the leader in a union with Castile. If you are playing as Castile, you will become the leader of a union with Aragon. The first option is what most players will be wanting as it's the one that forms a Personal Union with the other nation. When the event fires, the player receives two options : It can also happen for Aragon, but only if Aragon is being played by the player and isn't controlled by an AI. The Iberian Wedding is an event that can happen for the nation of Castile when certain requirements are met.
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